Rankin/Bass-historian: CARMINE INFANTINO

Rankin/Bass-historian

Wednesday, August 03, 2011

CARMINE INFANTINO

One of my favorites! The Murphy Anderson inking played a big role too!

Rick Goldschmidt at 10:09 PM

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Rick Goldschmidt: Oak Lawn, Illinois, United States; I am the Historian/Biographer for the RANKIN/BASS Studios. I have also recorded three CDs, the first of which is called RICK GOLDSCHMIDT SINGS with members of the GIN BLOSSOMS and my band THE STARVING ARTISTS. see www.miserbros.com for all six of my books on Rankin/Bass productions and other products! New Rankin/Bass documentary film is in the works!

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