Books and other Stuff on tape by A2Kers

I'll begin by reiterating what I suggested on fealola's "In your head" thread:

Poem on tape as read by Raggedy: "The Raggedy Man" by James Whitcomb Riley.

Lyrics on tape as read by oldandknew: " The Old Oaken Bucket"

Lyrics on tape as read by fealola: "The Old Fealola Roll Blues"

I wanna hear it again, I wanna hear it again,
The old piano roll blues.
Sittin at the upright, my sweetie and me
Pushin' on the pedals making sweet harmony.
As we hear rinkity rink and we hear plinkity plink
We cuddle closer it seems,
and while we kiss, kiss, kiss, kiss away all our cares.
The player piano's playin' arazz ama tazz.
I wanna hear it again, I wanna hear it again,
The old piano roll blues.

Ha! Ha!

Little Women read by littlek

MacBeth read by Mac11

Sophies Choice, read by Sophie

LETITIA BALDRIGE'S COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE NEW MANNERS FOR THE '90S

-- read by Letty

Rancho Deluxe and Even Cowgirls get the Blues--
read by Montana

The Bear, read by Bi-Polar Bear

Moby Dick, Jaws and Troutfishing in America read by

Fishin'

59 ways to Wok your Dog by Caviarfancier

Lolita by Lola

The Raven by Craven(of course)

haha!

Children of the Corn - husker
Like Water for Chocolate - cavfancier
The Old Man and the Sea - farmerman
Diary of a Madman and Other Stories - gus....
Metamorphoses - Ovid, Italy, (c 43 BC) - montana
Gulliver's Travels - c.i.

Lyrics by Ceili: "The Gypsy"

In a quaint caravan
There's a lady they call The Gypsy
She can look in the future
And drive away all your fears
Everything will come right
If you only believe The Gypsy
She could tell at a glance
That my heart was so full of tears
She looked at my hand and told me
My lover was always true
And yet in my heart I knew, dear
Somebody else was kissing you
But I'll go there again
'Cause I want to believe The Gypsy
That my lover is true
And will come back to me some day

That's cause Ceili knows herself as a red haired gypsy with freckles.

Oil for the Lamps of China as read by Lightwizard.

Born Free as read by Jespah (the lion was Jespah, you know. )

no! I didn't know that.

bm

Butterflies Are Free - a play read by Butterflynet

(Pssst, Mac: Elsa gave birth to 3 cubs: Jespah, Gopa and Little Elsa.)

"Roman Holiday", a dramatic interpretation by Ossobucco

Jules Verne's "Around The World In Eighty Days" read by C.I

"Diary of A Mad Housewife" read by Fealola

The Lodger by Roger

The Wizard of Oz by BoGoWo

lyrics to "By the Time I get to Phoenix" by guess who

Call of the Wild by Terry

what does bm mean???

Cool poem letty, is there a matching tune?
I like the raggle taggle gypsy'O' too...

One of my favourite writers is an english chap by the name of Terry Prachett. When I read the books, a sort of monte pythonesque world, I imagine all sorts of characters fitting in with the crowd here at A2K.