Vinyl Album - The Do-Re-Mi Kids - Hootenanny - The Folk Songs Children Love To Sing - Kapp

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Do-Re-Mi Kids
Title:	Hootenanny - The Folk Songs Children Love To Sing
Label:	Kapp
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	KS-3360
Date:	1964
Format:	Stereo LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Do-Re-Mi Kids	If I Had A Hammer	Seeger, Hayes	Rate
A2	The Do-Re-Mi Kids	Skip To My Lou	Traditional	Rate
A3	The Do-Re-Mi Kids	Across The Wide Missouri (Shenandoah)	Traditional	Rate
A4	The Do-Re-Mi Kids	The Fox	Traditional	Rate
A5	The Do-Re-Mi Kids	Down In The Valley	Traditional	Rate
A6	The Do-Re-Mi Kids	This Land Is Your Land	Woody Guthrie	Rate
B1	The Do-Re-Mi Kids	Blue Tail Fly	Traditional	Rate
B2	The Do-Re-Mi Kids	Michael Row The Boat Ashore	Traditional	Rate
B3	The Do-Re-Mi Kids	Go Tell Aunt Rhody	Traditional	Rate
B4	The Do-Re-Mi Kids	Cindy	Traditional	Rate
B5	The Do-Re-Mi Kids	So Long It's Been Good To Know You	Woody Guthrie	Rate
B6	The Do-Re-Mi Kids	Sweet Betsy From Pike	Traditional	Rate

Notes

Audience applause added between studio recorded songs.

Produced by Tom Glazer

Images

Number: 1553045

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Number: 1553046

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Description: back cover

Number: 1553047

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Number: 1553048

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Comments and Reviews


boyjohn 19th Jan 2018		And what makes it even weirder is that this album was pretty much replaced by This Land Is Your Land (KL 1497/KS 3497) in 1966, which had the same cover illustration and songs, but in a different order and without the audience sounds. Perhaps they had sleeves left over and didn't want them to go to waste. Most of the Do-Re-Mi albums stayed in print throughout the 60s (some even switched to Coral in the 70s for a bit), based on the inner sleeves and labels,



W.B.lbl 19th Jan 2018		Funny thing is that while this first came out in 1964, {Images #1553047 & 1553048} indicate a 1968 pressing by Columbia Pitman and/or with their Linotype label fonts.

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Linked Releases

USA - Kapp - 1966 [Mono]

USA - Kapp - 1966 [Stereo]