Well, the 80th anniversary of the premiere of MGM's The Wizard of Oz is today. Looking back over my blogs about Oz vinyl records, I not...

We now come to the next section in seeing how "Return to Oz" is adapted from film (back) to book for merchandise tie-in.   Here we...

Just when you think you've got them all, you find something else! I'd seen this record before in the 100 Years Of Oz book, but ...

Okay, these will be the last story records I'm looking at in awhile because I'm not aware of any more records I want to get too soon...

In the 1960s, Hanna-Barbera were producing records as well as cartoons. One line featured their characters taking part in classic literary...

Hey, magic is everywhere! And it will touch you if you really care! If you care, if you care, you'll find that magic is everywher...

From the earliest days of easy-to-handle records, there have been records for children. We saw one as early as 1949 in Capitol Records' ...

And now for the last Disneyland Oz Story and Songs album: The Tin Woodman of Oz . I presume the Tin Woodman was the last released of th...

For the uninformed: you might be thinking "Disney adapted a Ruth Plumy Thompson book?" Well... No. It says on the inside "B...

1969, Disneyland Records decided to do more Oz records. The big one, right over to the left there, was their first. Yes, this time, they w...

You don't see many of Baum's Oz books adapted outside of the first three that often. Well, there was a little odd Oz item from the l...

When The Wonderful Wizard of Oz hit public domain in 1956, people were quick to merchandise it. Producers of records turned out a variety o...

Oz movie buffs will know that after Maud Baum's death, Walt Disney was quick to buy up the rights to L. Frank Baum's Oz books. (Sh...

You ever listen to the MGM movie's score and think, "this needs a disco rearrangement?" ... Anyone? Okay, well, it happe...