capoccia's Journal: Have you heard these multiplication songs?

When I was in third or fourth grade and learning multiplication tables, someone brought in a record of some songs to help us learn the tables. someone else made a tape of the whole thing and gave it to each of us to practice at home.

Now I am wanting to buy a recording of these songs (any media, but CD preferred). The problem is, I have no idea where these songs came from. I don't know who is singing/talking, who is playing the instruments, what the title of the thing was or anything.

Hopefully you can help. I have made mp3s from the tape and put them on my website. Listen to them and comment below with anything that might help.

Here are the links:
Each group does A times 1 through A times 12, where A is 2 through 12. I have titled the links by A.
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Nine
Ten
Eleven
Twelve

Schoolhouse Rock

[johnalex]

If your American, you're probably thinking of Schoolhouse Rock. Although there are a number of sites devoted to it, the official site is http://disney.go.com/disneyvideos/preschool/school houserock/index.html [go.com]. Since the tunes ran on ABC, which Disney purchased, Disney now has the rights to it.

Hope this helps.

not Schoolhouse Rock

[capoccia]

These recordings (please go ahead and listen to them) use the instruments an orchestra or maybe a big band. this would put it in the 1950s or so. There aren't any of the rythms of rock that would have been used in the 70s for Schoolhouse Rock.