What Made The Red Man Red / Your Mother And Mine
The Sandpipers (2), Anne Lloyd, Dan Ocko, David Anderson (15), Mitch Miller & His Orchestra
- Genre
- Children's
- Label
- Golden Records (2)
- Country
- US
- Catalog Number
- RD37
Why it matters
These recordings from Golden Records reflect the mid-century era of children's music, a period when labels like Mitch Miller's often adapted popular film themes for a younger audience. Items such as this 78 RPM disc are preserved today as artifacts of the evolving cultural perspectives and media history found within the landscape of twentieth-century children's entertainment.
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