I used to listen to this record when i was a young boy at my grandfathers house.I can remember playing this record over and over with my grandfather.I wish i had a record player.Has anyone listened to this record or has one.

               CHAD

 

Thats awesome...no I never heard it... You should bring it to a recording shop... get it put on a cd then pack that away somewhere safe

That is cool !  I wonder if I could find it on a cd, I just gave away my record player a few months ago. I see there is 2 of the records on the big auction site.
Dan

Yep....when it first came out.

I have one too. I was told once that they are fairly common as Bear gave them out for promotions at one time. I bought mine back then. Always thought it would be worth something.

I believe you can have records recorded onto CD's.  They still have the pops and noises from the LP but you're able to play them.  My sister and I did this for my father one year with all his oldies.

-Jeremy

that is cool I wonder if there are any out there for sale?

I brought mine at bowshop in the old Fred Bear Museum in Grayling. I still have it packed away safe so it won't get broken.

Cool guys.I think i am going to try to get it put on cd.

              CHAD

Wow. that is really cool.

Nice!!

Makes Me Glad I Kept My Turntable from my Stereo Set-Up!!

If you can't find a "normal" turntable, the easiest thing to do would be to purchase a new, USB turntable that plugs into your computer.
You can set it up so that the Windows recorder will record the output straight to your computer. From there, burn to CD and your gold!

There was a place in Grand Rapids that I notice is no longer there, but they did digital copies. They would then edit the digital copy to remove scratches, pops and whatever; then copy onto CD. Cost was around $20, though, so I certainly didn't want to do very many of my old records. For this one, it might be worth it and I'm sure there are similar companies all over the place these days.
Ron

That's pretty neat.

NEW USB Turntable?? Sounds Pricey, but VERY COOL!!

that must have been way before my time! thats really i wish i could listen to him talk about hunting.

I know a guy that works at a Radio Station and he has transferred old vinyl recordings onto cd's that are great.  His gizwidget can also remove the white noise, clicks and pops from the cd recordings.  Check with a local radio station.  They might do it for ya.

Best of luck and neat find, too.