Does anybody remember this cassette? If so, can they upload it to YouTube?

[salemfan]

Does anybody remember the 1985 cassette "The Real Mother Goose: 38 Classic Nursery Rhymes Read and Sung By Barbara Rosenblat, Nigel Pegram and the St. Paul's Girls' School Choir"? It included a board book with a square cutout in which to store the cassette and contained the following nursery rhymes:
The Cat and the Fiddle-sung by Nigel Pegram
Doctor Fell-read by Nigel Pegram
Handy Pandy-read by Barbara Rosenblat
Swan-read by Barbara Rosenblat
Birds of a Feather-read by Nigel Pegram
A,B,C-read by Barbara Rosenblat
Jack and Jill-sung by Barbara Rosenblat
Ring around the Rosy-sung by the St. Paul's Girls' School Choir
Miss Muffet-sung by the St. Paul's Girls' School Choir
Kitty Cat and Queen-sung by Barbara Rosenblat
Bye, Baby Bunting-sung by Barbara Rosenblat
Going to St. Ives-read by Nigel Pegram
Jack be Nimble-sung by Nigel Pegram
Wee Willie Winkie-sung by Barbara Rosenblat
Thirty Days Hath September-read by Barbara Rosenblat
If-read by Barbara Rosenblat
Little Jack Horner-sung by the St. Paul's Girls' School Choir
Hot Cross Buns-sung by the St. Paul's Girls' School Choir
Old Mother Goose-read by Barbara Rosenblat
Pat-a-Cake-sung by the St. Paul's Girls' School Choir
Hush-a-Bye Baby-sung by Barbara Rosenblat
The Crooked Sixpence-read by Nigel Pegram
Hector Protector-read by Nigel Pegram
Five Toes-sung by Barbara Rosenblat
Curly-Locks-read by Nigel Pegram
Christmas-sung by Nigel Pegram
Goosey, Goosey, Gander-read by Barbara Rosenblat
Tom, Tom the Piper's Son-sung by Nigel Pegram
The Little Girl with a Curl-read by Nigel Pegram
Polly and Sukey-sung by the St. Paul's Girls' School Choir
The King of France-read by Nigel Pegram
Little Boy Blue-read by Barbara Rosenblat
Humpty Dumpty-sung by Barbara Rosenblat
Ladybird-read by Barbara Rosenblat
The Ten O'clock Scholar-read by Nigel Pegram
Bobby Shaftoe-sung by Barbara Rosenblat
The Tarts-read by Barbara Rosenblat
The Mouse and the Clock-sung by Nigel Pegram
The end of both sides of the cassette contained the incidental music "Shepherd's Song."
Does anybody remember this cassette? I can't find it uploaded anywhere on the Internet and hope somebody will upload it to YouTube!