Where Do You Worka John by Rocking Horse Orchestra on mid-60's Rocking Horse LP.
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Channel: lrh1966 · 2010 · Music
This is one of the two very first LP records I have owned since I was 8 years old when I received my first record player, which was a Motorola manual-mono children's phonograph in 1974, and amazingly, I kept them in fairly good shape all these years. My very first two LP records, and the only two children's records I have ever owned originally as a kid are titled: "All About Dragons" on Walt Disney 1966 LP record performed by "Ed Penner" and "Charles Wolcott". The second LP is titled "Puff 'N Toot" by the "Rocking Horse Orchestra" on mid-1960's LP record. The sound quality is pretty good for children's records made for low-fi children's phonographs as the main target listening group. Transferred to digital using stereo gear on background photo.
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