Judy Gail Krasnow

Storyteller, musician and author

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Storyteller, musician and author of Rudolph, Frosty, and Captain Kangaroo: The Musical Life of Hecky Krasnow-Producer of the World’s Most Beloved Children’s Songs

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It's been a seasonal hit for almost 60 years, but the biggest hit in the history of Columbia Records almost didn't get made.

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It's been a seasonal hit for almost 60 years, but the biggest hit in the history of Columbia Records almost didn't get made.

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