Why This Record Matters
The Language and Music Of The Wolves blends narration and authentic field recordings into an early environmental education release focused on wolf behavior and communication. Narrated by Robert Redford, the album reflects the growing public interest in wildlife conservation and natural history during the early 1970s.
Collector Note
1971 US pressing on Tonsil Records and Natural History Magazine. Wildlife field-recording albums and spoken-word environmental releases remain collectible among natural history, educational audio, and unusual vinyl collectors.
Availability
Single copy available—once it’s gone, it’s gone.
Condition & Details
Media: VG+ with light surface wear and clean overall presentation
Sleeve: VG+ with light shelf and edge wear
Technical Details
Format: Vinyl, LP
Label: Tonsil Records – 003, Natural History Magazine – 003
Country: US
Released: 1971
Genre: Non-Music
Style: Field Recording, Education, Spoken Word
Matrix / Runout
Not specified
Tracklist
Side A
A The Wolf You Never Knew
Sounds Of The Wolf
Side B
B1 Opening Howl
B2 First Growls Of Wolf Pups Inside The Den
B3 Pup Howls - Spring & Fall - Contrasted With Adult
B4 Barking
B5 Series Of 3 Adjacent Single Howls
B6 Comparative Difference In Howls
B7 Single Howls Joined To Give Illusion Of Pack Howl
B8 Combined Sounds Of The Wolf
B9 Distant And Close-Up Howling Ending In Group Howl
B10 Series Of Group Howls
B11 Joint Group Howl
Shipping & Handling
Ultrasonically cleaned using a Degritter Mark II prior to shipping.
Stored in protective outer sleeve.
Shipped with vinyl protection and cardboard reinforcement.
Packed securely for safe delivery.
About Maple City Music
Maple City Music is a veteran-owned record store in Vermont focused on honest grading, fair pricing, and high-quality media. Every item is carefully inspected, cleaned, and prepared so it arrives exactly as described.
Why This Record Matters
The Language and Music Of The Wolves blends narration and authentic field recordings into an early environmental education release focused on wolf behavior and communication. Narrated by Robert Redford, the album reflects the growing public interest in wildlife conservation and natural history during the early 1970s.
Collector Note
1971 US pressing on Tonsil Records and Natural History Magazine. Wildlife field-recording albums and spoken-word environmental releases remain collectible among natural history, educational audio, and unusual vinyl collectors.
Availability
Single copy available—once it’s gone, it’s gone.
Condition & Details
Media: VG+ with light surface wear and clean overall presentation
Sleeve: VG+ with light shelf and edge wear
Technical Details
Format: Vinyl, LP
Label: Tonsil Records – 003, Natural History Magazine – 003
Country: US
Released: 1971
Genre: Non-Music
Style: Field Recording, Education, Spoken Word
Matrix / Runout
Not specified
Tracklist
Side A
A The Wolf You Never Knew
Sounds Of The Wolf
Side B
B1 Opening Howl
B2 First Growls Of Wolf Pups Inside The Den
B3 Pup Howls - Spring & Fall - Contrasted With Adult
B4 Barking
B5 Series Of 3 Adjacent Single Howls
B6 Comparative Difference In Howls
B7 Single Howls Joined To Give Illusion Of Pack Howl
B8 Combined Sounds Of The Wolf
B9 Distant And Close-Up Howling Ending In Group Howl
B10 Series Of Group Howls
B11 Joint Group Howl
Shipping & Handling
Ultrasonically cleaned using a Degritter Mark II prior to shipping.
Stored in protective outer sleeve.
Shipped with vinyl protection and cardboard reinforcement.
Packed securely for safe delivery.
About Maple City Music
Maple City Music is a veteran-owned record store in Vermont focused on honest grading, fair pricing, and high-quality media. Every item is carefully inspected, cleaned, and prepared so it arrives exactly as described.
