Mickey and the Beanstalk by Disneyland Records Presented by Filmscore Fantastic
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- Mickey and the Beanstalk by Disneyland Records Presented by Filmscore FantasticWalt Disney's Mickey And The Beanstalk
Label: Disneyland - DQ-1248
Format: Vinyl, LP
Country: US
Released: 1963
Genre: Non-Music, Children's, Stage & Screen
Style: Soundtrack, Story, Musical
Tracklist
The Story Of Mickey And The Beanstalk: [Song]
A1 My What A Happy Day Written-By - Walsh*, Gilbert*, Noble*
The Story Of Mickey And The Beanstalk: [Songs]
B1a Fee Fi Fo Fum Written-By - Quenzer*, Smith*
B1b My Favorite Dream Written-By - Walsh*, Noble*
B1c My What A Happy Day Written-By - Walsh*, Gilbert*, Noble*
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Thank you, very much.
Thanks for the fun! I had this on vinyl when I was a kid.
This used to be my favorite story. I used to love to listen and sing the songs word for word. I never thought I would hear it again. Thanks for the memories.
Had this as a kid , wish I never lost it
Had many wonderful memories of listening to this album as a kid. I found the words to the songs flooding back into my memory as I sang along, lol! Thanks so much for posting this childhood treasure!
@Bambi Covert "Fee Fi Fo Fum, Fee Fi Fo Fum,..." Man. that takes me right back to listening to my little portable record player in our basement and singing along ....wonderful memories indeed!
What this music
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I had this record when I was little and I used to listen to it all the time and I’m listening to it right now
I was such a young child when I heard this many many moons ago. I often wondered about this story and if I would ever come across it again. So very glad that I have. Thank you so much for posting this. Memories. What a pleasure to listen to this. :)
I know that voice of narrator in Mickey and the Beanstalk: Robie Lester (voice of Jessica (Mrs. Santa Claus)) in Santa claus Is Comin' to Town (1970).
Fun and Fancy Free (1947) Voice Cast:
Walt Disney (Last voice of Mickey Mouse before retirement),
James MacDonald's Mickey Sneeze effects .... Mickey Mouse
Pinto Colvig ... Goofy
Clarence "Ducky" Nash .... Donald Duck
Billy Gilbert ... Willie the Giant
Jimmy MacDonald actually voiced Mickey on this record.
Thank you for uploading this album ;-)
Hay guys I’m Alexander and I just got video with my favorite story and I just know when the narrator reads a book about Mickey and the Beanstalk it’s a classic Disney story
Donald Duck: Now I'm Donald Duck, and I was getting ready when the narrator tells a story about Mickey and the beanstalk, and it's a classic Disney Story!
That’s Jessica from _Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town_ narrating.
Bradley Cotton Yep! The narrator was Robie Lester.
Robie Lester also did the singing for Eva Gabor in “The Aristocats” and her spoken lines on the storyteller record too. The original voice for the Golden Harp in Mickey and the Beanstalk was Anita Gordon, from the film “Fun and Fancy Free” (1947).
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Awesome! She also narrated the Disneyland story of the wizard of oz. my sister and I had that record
Robie Lester did the narration for this album, and the vocals for the Singing Harp were by studio cast singer Marilyn Hooven. An earlier recorded version on 78 rpm featured Martha Tilton in the songs sung by the harp. The actual filmed segment, from 1947 in “Fun and Fancy Free” had Anita Gordon supplying her voice and singing for the harp. Gordon many years later was heard dubbing for Pamela Tiffin in the 1962 remake of “State Fair” with vocals including “It Might as Well Be Spring”. On the vinyl album of “Mickey and the Beanstalk” we are listening to here, all three original film voices of Jimmy Mac Donald, Clarence Nash and Pinto Colvig were reunited as the main characters Mickey, Donald and Goofy. Mac Donald also did Willie the Giant on this record, but as someone else mentioned the soundtrack bits of the sneezes were by Billy Gilbert (Sneezy in “Snow White”) who did the giant in the original film.
@@anthonysimpsonanygoround8749 Robie also was Eva's singing voice in ' the rescuers' as well
I will admit that this entire record terrified me as a kid. Terrified me.
Honestly, looking back now I can _totally_ understand how & why! These Disney 'audio theatre' albums are outstanmding & in a league of their very own. The amazing music paired with fantastic narration, it _really_ works! They certainly got our little imaginations running at _full_ speed without any brakes!