Jack Bennett Interview (Audio recordings)


Welcome all who loved "Grandpa Jack"! This recording was done circa 1984, for a junior high school project by Kelly Rosenbeck. Enjoy hearing Jack's voice in the following clips as you read along with the transcription (also found here):


TAPE I
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Grandpa Jack I part 2:


Grandpa Jack I part 3:


TAPE II
Grandpa Jack II part 1:


Grandpa Jack II part 2:


Grandpa Jack II part 3:


TAPE III
Grandpa Jack III part 1:


Grandpa Jack III part 2:


Grandpa Jack III part 3:


TAPE IV
Grandpa Jack IV part 1:


Grandpa Jack IV part 2:


Grandpa Jack IV part 3:


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