I still have this very record with the pages worn out on the sleeve booklet, but I haven't had a turn table in many years. I lost my 38 year old son to colon cancer two weeks ago and needed a happy thought. I listened to this before work this morning. Even at 55, it made me smile. This brings back great memories. Thank you for posting this.
Thanks for posting this! I hate that the fear of fat-shaming an animated fictional character has led Disney to try to eradicate this from history ;(specifically the "think thinner"song). Really, can we be grownups and allow that changes in culture can and should happen without trying to erase history?
Original voices from this record Sterling Holloway: Winnie the Pooh Bruce Reitherman: Christopher Robin Ralph Wright: Eeyore Junis Matthews: Rabbit Barbara Luddy: Kanga Clint Howard: Roo Sebastian Cabot: Narrator Hal Smith: Owl Howard Morris: Gopher
Ohmygod...I had this record for years and years...this is the music arrangement and voices I know and love...thank you a thousand times for posting this...you have no idea how much this means to me.... :)
Thank you so much for this!! I was having an off day and was really missing hearing Pooh. My family had the VHS tapes (of all 4: Honey Tree, Blustery Day, Tigger Too, Day for Eeyore) when my younger brother was little (late 80s/early 90s) and I memorized "Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree" so I could recite/sing it to him on car rides. I also eventually recorded the audio onto my portable cassette recorder. Alas all that technology is now obsolete and I don't have any of the media. I can sing the songs in my heads, but it's so amazing to hear everything out loud! :)
As you may notice, most of the dialogue for the 1966 film was recorded in 1965 for the LP record and the 1966 and all the other dialogue was recorded in 1966.
Here are two fun facts: 1. You may not notice but most of the dialogue and the songs from this LP were basically recorded TWICE, yes twice, one for the 1965 LP (with most of the narration from Sebastian Cabot that was not heard in the 1966 film) and one for the 1966 film with new dialogue and already recorded dialogue from the 1965 LP, sadly for the film most of Sebastian Cabot's narration in the LP was cut and re-recorded. 2. The picnic scene had it's dialogue already recorded in 1965, but not animated, meaning it didn't make the final cut to the 1966 film.
@@TheLookyus I’m 25 and I still watch parts of this classic. When I watched this video and clips from the movie, I noticed that the dialogue was recorded twice for the record which half of it was kept for the film while the other dialogue contained here was re-recorded for the film with notable differences.
The Dreamalola Island Adventures (Cast Of Characters) *In order of appearance (Including reimagined or remixed character roles) Christopher Robin - Isabella Garcia-Shapiro (Phineas & Ferb) Eeyore - Lucy Loud (The Loud House) Kanga - Jackie-Lynn Thomas (Star Vs. The Forces Of Evil) Roo - Skitty (Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire & Emerald) Tigger - Satina (Satina: The Web Series) Rabbit - Blossom (The Powerpuff Girls) Piglet - Sobble (Pokémon Sword & Shield) Owl - Coo The Owl (Kirby: Right Back At Ya) Winnie The Pooh - Calumon (Digimon Tamers)
Do you know of any other Disney records from the 70s that had Winnie The Pooh songs on them? I remember specifically Sing Ho For The Life Of A Bear, and Cottleston pie being on the same record, but I think it was a collection with other characters' songs on there too. Ring any bells?
Does anyone notice the dialogue from 21:50 to 22:43? I'm guessing this may have been from a scene that was cut from the film before it was first released.
thememorylanechannel It’s the deleted picnic scene. While the dialogue for this scene was recorded in 1965 for the LP record version, the scene was probably never animated and deleted from the final film when the film was released in 1966.
13:40 So they were, the queen bee became super angry. and she dove Uma's balloon and pricked the small hole in there. Uma: excuse me bees, please! 13:49 As the air rushed out of the balloon, little Uma was jet propelled all over landscape. Oobi Kako and Grampu: Uma! Uma: help me please!
14:03 Oobi Kako and Grampu was there to catch her. Oobi: I'll catch you Uma, oof! Oobi, kako and grampu were not covered in mud. they didn't anyway, Uma is all right see. until the next scene!
I still have this very record with the pages worn out on the sleeve booklet, but I haven't had a turn table in many years.
I lost my 38 year old son to colon cancer two weeks ago and needed a happy thought. I listened to this before work this morning. Even at 55, it made me smile. This brings back great memories.
Thank you for posting this.
I listened to this so much as a child. Thanks for posting it.
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Thanks for posting this! I hate that the fear of fat-shaming an animated fictional character has led Disney to try to eradicate this from history ;(specifically the "think thinner"song). Really, can we be grownups and allow that changes in culture can and should happen without trying to erase history?
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I haven't heard this since the late 70's when I was 8 or 9 years old. Thank you so much for posting it.
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never thought i would ever hear this again straight back to my childhood 😁😀😁😀😁
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Original voices from this record
Sterling Holloway: Winnie the Pooh
Bruce Reitherman: Christopher Robin
Ralph Wright: Eeyore
Junis Matthews: Rabbit
Barbara Luddy: Kanga
Clint Howard: Roo
Sebastian Cabot: Narrator
Hal Smith: Owl
Howard Morris: Gopher
Ohmygod...I had this record for years and years...this is the music arrangement and voices I know and love...thank you a thousand times for posting this...you have no idea how much this means to me.... :)
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@@TheLookyus maybe 6 or 7.... :)
TY use to listen to this all the time on rainy days when I was growing up. TY for sharing.
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Also part of _my_ collection! Thanks for bringing it back into my life! 😁
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@@TheLookyus I think 8.
21:50-22:43 Picnic Part which is not ever seen in the movie
Thank you so much for this!! I was having an off day and was really missing hearing Pooh. My family had the VHS tapes (of all 4: Honey Tree, Blustery Day, Tigger Too, Day for Eeyore) when my younger brother was little (late 80s/early 90s) and I memorized "Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree" so I could recite/sing it to him on car rides. I also eventually recorded the audio onto my portable cassette recorder. Alas all that technology is now obsolete and I don't have any of the media. I can sing the songs in my heads, but it's so amazing to hear everything out loud! :)
How old were you?
12:40 you can hear the bees splashing around in poor pooh bears mouth
As you may notice, most of the dialogue for the 1966 film was recorded in 1965 for the LP record and the 1966 and all the other dialogue was recorded in 1966.
How old were you?
Here are two fun facts: 1. You may not notice but most of the dialogue and the songs from this LP were basically recorded TWICE, yes twice, one for the 1965 LP (with most of the narration from Sebastian Cabot that was not heard in the 1966 film) and one for the 1966 film with new dialogue and already recorded dialogue from the 1965 LP, sadly for the film most of Sebastian Cabot's narration in the LP was cut and re-recorded. 2. The picnic scene had it's dialogue already recorded in 1965, but not animated, meaning it didn't make the final cut to the 1966 film.
How old were you?
@@TheLookyus I’m 25 and I still watch parts of this classic. When I watched this video and clips from the movie, I noticed that the dialogue was recorded twice for the record which half of it was kept for the film while the other dialogue contained here was re-recorded for the film with notable differences.
Thanks For Sharing :)
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Thank you so much for this. It was a huge part of my childhood.
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Just imagine, some catchy, classic songs wrote by the loving memories, Richard and Robert Sherman.
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Wish I could hear this record on a tube type console stereo.
Happy New Year, DisneyAudioMagic2!
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The Dreamalola Island Adventures (Cast Of Characters) *In order of appearance (Including reimagined or remixed character roles)
Christopher Robin - Isabella Garcia-Shapiro (Phineas & Ferb)
Eeyore - Lucy Loud (The Loud House)
Kanga - Jackie-Lynn Thomas (Star Vs. The Forces Of Evil)
Roo - Skitty (Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire & Emerald)
Tigger - Satina (Satina: The Web Series)
Rabbit - Blossom (The Powerpuff Girls)
Piglet - Sobble (Pokémon Sword & Shield)
Owl - Coo The Owl (Kirby: Right Back At Ya)
Winnie The Pooh - Calumon (Digimon Tamers)
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This was propably made before they made the film, which explains why we don't hear that dialouge or the full Mind Over Matter song.
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@@TheLookyus I was very young when I saw the movie. Around 1999, I think.
I love this record!
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The songs here have a different tune than in the film.
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10:25 little Uma splashed and splashed until she was black all over. this was from the Oobi show movie. (1984)
I wonder if there is an LP for "A Day For Eeyore".
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looks like from chuck e.'s storytime & songs show (july 1996)
Does this set have tubes in it.?
Do you know of any other Disney records from the 70s that had Winnie The Pooh songs on them? I remember specifically Sing Ho For The Life Of A Bear, and Cottleston pie being on the same record, but I think it was a collection with other characters' songs on there too. Ring any bells?
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10:45
Tubes sound better and they can handle the electricity better.
Does anyone notice the dialogue from 21:50 to 22:43? I'm guessing this may have been from a scene that was cut from the film before it was first released.
thememorylanechannel It’s the deleted picnic scene. While the dialogue for this scene was recorded in 1965 for the LP record version, the scene was probably never animated and deleted from the final film when the film was released in 1966.
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12:49
21:50
13:40 So they were, the queen bee became super angry. and she dove Uma's balloon and pricked the small hole in there.
Uma: excuse me bees, please!
13:49 As the air rushed out of the balloon, little Uma was jet propelled all over landscape.
Oobi Kako and Grampu: Uma!
Uma: help me please!
09:51
14:03 Oobi Kako and Grampu was there to catch her.
Oobi: I'll catch you Uma, oof!
Oobi, kako and grampu were not covered in mud. they didn't anyway, Uma is all right see. until the next scene!
Hey, I heard that song on my Sesame Street audio cassette.
Which one?
@@ToonyKid Let's see, "Rumbly in my Tumbly" but after the first verse and before the second verse, it has the instrumental version.
@@mylesmoss1477 Which Sesame Street cassette did you hear it on?
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12:22 Uh oh! little Uma didn't notice that there was a bee flying around her.
12:24 Uma: Oobi, Kako, Grampu, I think the bees s-u-s-p-e-c-t something.
26:36
10:06 Uma: you'll see, now i love muddy places, would you be so kind as to tour me to a muddy place of which i know of.
I like the voice of rabbit. Who rabbit in it?
+winnie the pooh I think it was Junius Matthews or something. I dunno.
He Played Archimedes Owl From The Sword In The Stone
Yes, it was Junius Matthews (1890 - 1978)
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I'm 20 almost 21
@@stephenthevhsdvdblu-raymed9346I said were
heave ho