50's Children's '78 Records - 7 - Children's Record Guild Albums - Kids Songs

This is a set of 7 children's '78 records from the 1950's produced by the Children's Record Guild (CRG). 1) "The Emperor's New Clothes" is the 1st so-called opera created for children. Some cover wear. Plays through without skipping. 2) "Let's Go to the Rodeo" is geared towards kids ages 5 - 8. The cover has some soiling/seam tears. Plays through without skipping. 3) "Little Pedro and the Street Singers" includes Latin America folk and play game songs. The cover has soiling and seam tears. Plays through without skipping. 4) "Around the Campfire Jolly Camp Songs Every Child Loves" is dated 1950 and features the Gene Lowell Chorus singing songs like "Michael Finnagen" and "Dinah". The cover has some soiling and seam tears. The vinyl is cracked on one corner, but it plays through without skipping. Cuts off mid-phrase at the end. 5) "Yankee Doodle and Other Folk Songs". The cover has soiling and small tears. Plays through without skipping. 6) "Riddle Me This A Guess What Record" has modern riddles for modern children ages 5 - 8. The cover has some soiling/wear/seam tears. Plays through without skipping. However, it does end abruptly on side one. 7) "Said the Piano to the Harpsichord" compares the music of a piano to that of a harpsichord. The cover has some soiling/seam tears. Plays through without skipping. Please note that these records are from the 50's, and there is wear and tear to the paper covers and the quality of the sound is not that great due to their age.