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www.tvparty.com has a section this month on obscure kiddie show records. If you scroll halfway down thw page, you'll find some streaming audio to a 78 rpm MICKEY MOUSE CLUB release. This is the copy on the page.
Adrian
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The Mickey Mouse Club
This children's show changed the face of kid vid, replacing the wild, uncontrolled antics found on the Howdy Doody & Pinky Lee shows with a more low-key, lightly educational approach.
A slew of Mouseketeers record albums and 78 singles were released in conjunction with the afternoon series and they were enormously popular. These mid-fifties recordings were noted for their first-rate orchestrations and arrangements, as you would expect from Disney.
SIDE ONE:
The MMC March
SIDE TWO:
Mouseketeers Song
Here's the alternate version of the Mickey Mouse Club March, the one with Donald Duck in the mix.
Another release:
SIDE ONE:
We're the Mouseketeers
These tunes were intended to introduce youngsters to the concept of different cultures around the world.
SIDE TWO:
Hi To You (Around the World)
Teaching baby boomers how to say hello in various languages, then ending with the TV show's closing theme.
www.tvparty.com has a section this month on obscure kiddie show records. If you scroll halfway down thw page, you'll find some streaming audio to a 78 rpm MICKEY MOUSE CLUB release. This is the copy on the page.
Adrian
********************************************
The Mickey Mouse Club
This children's show changed the face of kid vid, replacing the wild, uncontrolled antics found on the Howdy Doody & Pinky Lee shows with a more low-key, lightly educational approach.
A slew of Mouseketeers record albums and 78 singles were released in conjunction with the afternoon series and they were enormously popular. These mid-fifties recordings were noted for their first-rate orchestrations and arrangements, as you would expect from Disney.
SIDE ONE:
The MMC March
SIDE TWO:
Mouseketeers Song
Here's the alternate version of the Mickey Mouse Club March, the one with Donald Duck in the mix.
Another release:
SIDE ONE:
We're the Mouseketeers
These tunes were intended to introduce youngsters to the concept of different cultures around the world.
SIDE TWO:
Hi To You (Around the World)
Teaching baby boomers how to say hello in various languages, then ending with the TV show's closing theme.