Columbia 10-inch Album Discography, Part 6:The JL-8000 series was Columbia's 10" Children's series.
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JL-8001 - Nursery Songs - Gene Kelly [1949] With vocal quartet. Paul Affelder,
conductor. Jack And Jill- London Bridge/Three Little Kittens-Alphabet Song/Sing A Song Of
Sixpence-Mary Had A Little Lamb/Little Boy Blue-Pop! Goes The Weasel//Farmer In The Dell-Ten Little
Indians/See Saw Margery Daw-Billy Boy/Little Bo Peep-Hickory Dickory Dock/Pussy Cat-Mulberry Bush
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JL-8002 - Many Moons/The Eager Piano - Various Artists [1949] Children's stories, the
first narrated by John Lansing and the second by John Larkin
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JL-8003 - The Gingerbread Boy/Goldilocks and the Three Bears - David Allen, narrator
[1949] Curtis Biever, conductor
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JL-8004 - Rhumpy the Rhino/Kankie and the Concertina - Various Artists [1949]
Children's stories, the first narrated by Karl Weber and featuring Craig McDonnell, and the second
narrated by David Allen
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JL-8005 - Pancho Goes to a Fiesta/Come to the Circus - Various Artists [1949]
Children's stories, the first narrated by Arno Tanney and the second by Jack Lawrence
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JL-8006 - Little Red Riding Hood/Little Black Sambo - Various Artists [1949] Children's
stories, the first narrated by David Allen and the second by Don Lyon
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JL-8007 - The Pied Piper of Hamelin/The Shoemaker and the Elves - Gene Kelly [1949]
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JL-8008 - Peter Rabbit/Songs from "When We Were Very Young" - Gene Kelly [1949]
Peter Rabbit//Hoppity/Missing/Politeness/Sneezes/Halfway Down/The Four Friends/At The Zoo/In The
Fashion
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JL-8009 - Slugger at the Bat/Stampede - Various Artists [1949] Children's stories, the
first narrated by Carl Frank and featuring Jackie Robinson and Pee Wee Reese. The second is narrated
by Gene Autry.
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JL-8010 - The House That Wouldn't/The King Who Couldn't Dance/The Cuckoo Who Lived in a
Clock - Gene Kelly [1949] Lehman Engel, conductor
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JL-8011 - Chummy (Your Record Playmate)/The Glooby Game - Various Artists [1950]
Children's stories, the first featuring Peter Donald and the second featuring the Modernaires
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JL-8012 - Champion (The Horse No Man Could Ride)/Tiger (Bring em Back Alive) - Various
Artists [1950] Children's stories, the first featuring Gene Autry and the second featuring Frank Buck
with narration by Merrill E. Joels
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JL-8013 - Tubby the Tuba/Animal Fair: Songs for Children - Various Artists [1950]
Children's stories and songs, the first narrated by Victor Jory and the second sung by Burl Ives. Tubby
The Tuba//The Grey Goose/The Whale/Buckeye Jim/The Sow Took The Measles/The Goat And The
Train/Mr. Rabbit/The Tailor And The Mouse
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