Thanks very much for posting these. I've been trying to explain to people for years how much I enjoyed these in grade school while barely remembering the actual name of the record.
I've told variations of the "dark dark house" story to my kids for a long time. So great to hear my original inspiration once again.
I'm with Keith...I have thought about these records for YEARS and wondered where I could find them. I had a super time, reliving some of my childhood, while listening to, "Georgie and the Robbers." :)
By any chance...do you know where I could find the record (I believe it was in the scholastic series), that accompanied the book, "A Bargain For Frances?"
I read it to my daughter all the time, but would SO LOVE for her to hear the record.
Just thought I'd ask...thanks again for the trip down "memory lane."
I have a large collection of LPs, Cassettes, and CDs, and now Reel To Reel Tapes. So I set up all of my blogs to share them with the world as about 90% of them are no longer available for sale. Enjoy!!!
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Dave-
Thanks very much for posting these. I've been trying to explain to people for years how much I enjoyed these in grade school while barely remembering the actual name of the record.
I've told variations of the "dark dark house" story to my kids for a long time. So great to hear my original inspiration once again.
-Keith
Hi Dave,
I'm with Keith...I have thought about these records for YEARS and wondered where I could find them. I had a super time, reliving some of my childhood, while listening to, "Georgie and the Robbers." :)
By any chance...do you know where I could find the record (I believe it was in the scholastic series), that accompanied the book, "A Bargain For Frances?"
I read it to my daughter all the time, but would SO LOVE for her to hear the record.
Just thought I'd ask...thanks again for the trip down "memory lane."
Tiffany
I find almost all of my LPs on ebay.
Dave W.
Dave, you are tha man!
I love these classic stories.
- Joe
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