Recordings
During the late 1940s, Columbia released on 78 rpm, The Land of the Lost, as a three-record album.
In 1950, Columbia Records issued the LP, Bongo and the Land of the Lost (Columbia JL-8503). Side one featured Dinah Shore and a supporting cast in a tale about Bongo from Walt Disney's Fun and Fancy Free. Side two, written and produced by Hewson, was a journey to the Magic Sea Kingdom.
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