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At long last, this is the B-side to Rip Van Winkle, Gulliver’s Travels!
Special thanks once again to Andrew Wright for this cassette! The B-Side is ‘Rip Van Winkle’, which I posted a few months ago! Enjoy, and give us a LIKE on Facebook! There are plenty more to come, including some more Fisher-Price Classic Comics series! Stay-tuned, Amigos!
Label: Fisher-Price “Spellbinder Tapes” Series / The Cutting Studios Inc. 1975
Voices: Unknown
Format: Cassette Tape
Country: US
Released: 1983/1986
Genre: Children’s, Non-Music
Style: Story, Special Effects, Spoken Word
Length: 26:01
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You don’t happen to have treasure island by any chance do you?
We do, Thomas! It shall be posted tomorrow. Thanks for asking!
Was wondering how treasure island was coming?
Posted tonight, Thomas! Enjoy my friend!
30 years ago, I remember growing up with several of these tapes. They were all lost in a flood when I was 9, but we never found them again. I never knew the company name or anything else accept that they were from FisherPrice. This morning while working at my job, I came across an Old Time Radio CD that happened to have the Rip Van Winkle story. I remembered it instantly, and immediately did a search. The company who put the cd together said that “Our first show is from the Spellbinder tapes.” I googled Spellbinder tapes, and here I am. I can’t believe I actually found these stories. Thanks so much to all who make this possible. You have officially made my day, month, year, or whatever. *grins*
Joe,
Your comment made OUR day! Thanks for checking us out and enjoy the recordings!
Dave
Amigos, any more of these classic recordings coming? They’re taking me back!
Thanks Chris! George Washington just posted! Enjoy Amigos!