YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW HAPPY I AM TO SEE THIS. I have this on tape and my tape is dying out, this makes me so happy, thank you so so much for uploading this!
YES! This is one of my all time favorite videos from childhood. I have 2 VHS. This narrator and his performance are second to none! Thank you, thank you for uploading!
@@mysticalflyingpolygram4682 I thought you might like to see this. It's a list on the APM Music Cue wiki thats just been made for this video and Volumes 2 and 3 as well: apmmusic.fandom.com/wiki/Show_Me_A_Story_Tales_Of_Beatrix_Potter_VHS_Series
Rwinger24 has just found two tracks from a De Wolfe Music sub-label, Sylvester Music Company. "The Tale of Two Bad Mice" (18:54-19:14) - “Nature Study Link” composed by Jack Trombey - SMCS/LP 554 (Sylvester Music Company) (19:14-19:43) - “Boy Scout” composed by Jack Trombey - SMCS/LP 554 (Sylvester Music Company)
Here are some more music cues from Volume 1: Soundscape 3 by Paul-Mitchell Davidson (8:08-9:07) Soundscape 7 by Paul-Mitchell Davidson. (36:23-36:35) Soundscape 9 by Paul-Mitchell Davidson. (36:55-37:12) Here is the source video: th-cam.com/video/CclhvHrdAqE/w-d-xo.html
I used to watch Peter rabbit as a kid I’m wondering if the 1998 is available on dvd as that version is the one I remember the most Btw this video uses golden book video music Shoutout to Zak wolf
fiddleremma @@ZakWolf, you may find it interesting to believe. I actually watched the "Tales of Beatrix Potter, Vol. 1" video tape before I watched the Golden Book Video with its version of "The Tale of Peter Rabbit." Plus, I also had experience watching "Richard Scarry's Animal Nursery Tales" at a school I once went to outside my town. The names of some of the APM music/Golden Book Video tunes I recognize now are "Off to Play," (in the brief opening credits from 0:38 to 0:56), "Skipping" (played from 2:08 to 3:09 during "The Tale of Tom Kitten"), "Tomfoolery" (played from 10:00 to 11:13 during that video's segment of "The Tale of Peter Rabbit"), "Ghostly Footsteps" (from 34:29 to 35:17 during "The Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher") and "Perky Pinky" (tune that is played numerous times and at the end of the video). With some understanding as a kid, the first thing I ever heard "Perky Pinky" in was a commercial for the Ashton-Drake Baseball Michael doll made by Yollanda Bello. Then, I remembered that tune as the same one from that classic porcelain baby doll commercial each time I watched that first classic "Show Me a Story Beatrix Potter" VHS tape
fiddleremma By the way, I also recognize the same "Mini Link 11" music cue that's played from 36:35 to 36:39 in the "Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher" segment of this classic video because I also remember hearing it in the "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" segment of the "Richard Scarry's Animal Nursery Tales" video classic from the Golden Book Video series.
fiddleremma Do any of you recognize these other music cues? The first one that trips my memory is are the ones from 3:38 to 4:00 in "The Tale of Tom Kitten" segment because even though I didn't care what these tunes were when I watched this video on VHS, I now recognize them as the same tunes that I heard in the first scene of Brianna's elementary school play of "Snow White" and during the last scene in "The Other Sister" episode of "The Bernie Mac Show." In "The Tale of Two Bad Mice" segment of this "Show Me a Story: Beatrix Potter" video, the other music cue I recognize from 18:09 to 18:28 is the same one that was used also at the start of Brianna's school play in "The Other Sister" episode of "The Bernie Mac Show." If you have a chance, please let me know the titles of these music cues I mentioned. I'd like that. By the way, when those two music cues first got my attention whilst watching that episode of "The Bernie Mac Show," it was during my 9th and 10th grade years in high school.
Someone has posted two more listings of the music used for this video and added them to the APM Music Wiki. These two tracks are: 9:07-9:28 - “Intense Danger” composed by James Clarke 9:28-10:00 - “Fright” composed by Chris Gunning
The music at 2:08 is "Skpping" by John Charles Fiddy which was used in Golden Book Video's Richard Scarry's Animal Nursery Tales when the Gingerbread Man taunts the villagers, "Run, run, as fast as you can! You can't catch me. I'm the Gingerbread Man!"
I still want to identify the music cues used from 8:08-10:00 (The Tale of Peter Rabbit), the music cues from 18:54-19:43 (The Tale of Two Bad Mice), the music cues from 22:04-22:08 (The Story of Miss Moppet), the music cues from 24:37-27:43 (The Tale of Benjamin Bunny), 29:49-30:03 (The Tale of Benjamin Bunny) and 36:54-37:11 (The Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher). If anyone can identify these music cues for me, please let me know as soon as you can. I would love to finally solve this mystery. :)
13:40 - does anyone know what recording this is. I know it’s Boys and Girls come out to Play but I would love to know if there’s any more nursery rhymes recorded like it. 21 October - found it!
I was wondering the names of all the songs in this video. I know buachaillfeadog has already listed some of them, but there are others I'm curious about as well. :)
Here are all the music cues for "The Story of Miss Moppet". Hope this helps. :) "Shifty" composed by Dick Walter "Scurry" composed by Dick Walter "Setting the Trap" composed by Dick Walter "Lighting The Fuse (A)" composed by Dick Walter "Down the Pan (E)" composed by Dick Walter "Down The Pan (H)" composed by Dick Walter "Up the Stairs (A)" composed by Dick Walter “Bedtime” composed by Dick Walter "Swanee Whistle" composed by Dick Walter “Say It With A Smile (D)” composed by Dick Walter “Marionettes (C)” composed by Dick Walter "Busy Little Bees" composed by Dick Walter
It has been found. It is from the vinyl version of KPM 1329 - The Editor's Companion which it got looped by the CD version. Family Life (c) by Dick Walter (+1 pitch)
I remember these books and they were written in different years. This one was written in 1902. Another one was written in 1904. The next book was in 1904. This book was written in 1906. I was comparing the story of Jonah and the Whale from the Bible to this one.
"Silver Wings" composed by Richard Harvey (16:50-18:04). This music cue is also played during "The Tale of Peter Rabbit" and "The Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher". Hope this helps :)
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YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW HAPPY I AM TO SEE THIS. I have this on tape and my tape is dying out, this makes me so happy, thank you so so much for uploading this!
Yes! Same!
Me too!
These are memorable moments
I have been trying to access this memory for years, and I finally got a lead. I'm so glad this exists, thank you!
My end of the year will be so unfair and strange
YES! This is one of my all time favorite videos from childhood. I have 2 VHS. This narrator and his performance are second to none! Thank you, thank you for uploading!
I used to watch Beatrix Potter when I was younger I still like it to this day
I remember this
Ahhhh yes! This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you so much for uploading it! I’m truly reliving my childhood watching these 😭
When will volume 3 be here
@@robertbreschard3493 It has arrived: th-cam.com/video/10isJbf8qTU/w-d-xo.html :)
I've been looking for this for years! The first few notes of the music hit me like a tidal wave!
You know the titles of the music
@@robertbreschard3493 I do?
My childhood!!
The music at 10:00 is "Tomfoolery" by David Snell which has also been heard in some Golden Book Video stories.
And more famously used in A LOT of early SpongeBob episodes.
As a young kid, the music ques and illustrations kinda terrified me lmao
The music at 27:44 is "Another Fine Mess" by Tony Hiller which has also been used in some Golden Book Video stories.
10:08 the music I became familiar and associated with way before I saw Spongebob.
Yeah, I clearly recognized that stock music from Spongebob.
@@mysticalflyingpolygram4682 I thought you might like to see this. It's a list on the APM Music Cue wiki thats just been made for this video and Volumes 2 and 3 as well: apmmusic.fandom.com/wiki/Show_Me_A_Story_Tales_Of_Beatrix_Potter_VHS_Series
Rwinger24 has just found two tracks from a De Wolfe Music sub-label, Sylvester Music Company.
"The Tale of Two Bad Mice"
(18:54-19:14) - “Nature Study Link” composed by Jack Trombey - SMCS/LP 554 (Sylvester Music Company)
(19:14-19:43) - “Boy Scout” composed by Jack Trombey - SMCS/LP 554 (Sylvester Music Company)
I loved this video as a kid. Thank you for the upload.
Here are some more music cues from Volume 1:
Soundscape 3 by Paul-Mitchell Davidson (8:08-9:07)
Soundscape 7 by Paul-Mitchell Davidson. (36:23-36:35)
Soundscape 9 by Paul-Mitchell Davidson. (36:55-37:12)
Here is the source video: th-cam.com/video/CclhvHrdAqE/w-d-xo.html
Absolutely Wonderful!! Thank you for uploading this SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
NOSTALGIAAAAA!
2 different ways
I used to watch Peter rabbit as a kid
I’m wondering if the 1998 is available on dvd as that version is the one I remember the most
Btw this video uses golden book video music
Shoutout to Zak wolf
Hey, thanks! Yeah, interesting how they used several of the same APM stock music tracks Golden Book Video often utilized!
fiddleremma
@@ZakWolf, you may find it interesting to believe. I actually watched the "Tales of Beatrix Potter, Vol. 1" video tape before I watched the Golden Book Video with its version of "The Tale of Peter Rabbit." Plus, I also had experience watching "Richard Scarry's Animal Nursery Tales" at a school I once went to outside my town. The names of some of the APM music/Golden Book Video tunes I recognize now are "Off to Play," (in the brief opening credits from 0:38 to 0:56), "Skipping" (played from 2:08 to 3:09 during "The Tale of Tom Kitten"), "Tomfoolery" (played from 10:00 to 11:13 during that video's segment of "The Tale of Peter Rabbit"), "Ghostly Footsteps" (from 34:29 to 35:17 during "The Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher") and "Perky Pinky" (tune that is played numerous times and at the end of the video). With some understanding as a kid, the first thing I ever heard "Perky Pinky" in was a commercial for the Ashton-Drake Baseball Michael doll made by Yollanda Bello. Then, I remembered that tune as the same one from that classic porcelain baby doll commercial each time I watched that first classic "Show Me a Story Beatrix Potter" VHS tape
fiddleremma
By the way, I also recognize the same "Mini Link 11" music cue that's played from 36:35 to 36:39 in the "Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher" segment of this classic video because I also remember hearing it in the "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" segment of the "Richard Scarry's Animal Nursery Tales" video classic from the Golden Book Video series.
fiddleremma
Do any of you recognize these other music cues? The first one that trips my memory is are the ones from 3:38 to 4:00 in "The Tale of Tom Kitten" segment because even though I didn't care what these tunes were when I watched this video on VHS, I now recognize them as the same tunes that I heard in the first scene of Brianna's elementary school play of "Snow White" and during the last scene in "The Other Sister" episode of "The Bernie Mac Show." In "The Tale of Two Bad Mice" segment of this "Show Me a Story: Beatrix Potter" video, the other music cue I recognize from 18:09 to 18:28 is the same one that was used also at the start of Brianna's school play in "The Other Sister" episode of "The Bernie Mac Show." If you have a chance, please let me know the titles of these music cues I mentioned. I'd like that. By the way, when those two music cues first got my attention whilst watching that episode of "The Bernie Mac Show," it was during my 9th and 10th grade years in high school.
Will you give us another video of these stories
Someone has posted two more listings of the music used for this video and added them to the APM Music Wiki. These two tracks are:
9:07-9:28 - “Intense Danger” composed by James Clarke
9:28-10:00 - “Fright” composed by Chris Gunning
26:22-26:57 - Mini Rover (1) - Johnny Pearson
35:17-35:19 - Magical Effect (C) composed by Paddy Kingsland
5:06 tell me this
The music at 2:08 is "Skpping" by John Charles Fiddy which was used in Golden Book Video's Richard Scarry's Animal Nursery Tales when the Gingerbread Man taunts the villagers, "Run, run, as fast as you can! You can't catch me. I'm the Gingerbread Man!"
All music in this video has been found
When you read the tale of the pie and the patty-pan, this nursery rhyme is at the beginning.
Here another music cue: "Chandelier" composed by Jack Trombey - DWS/LP 3496 (De Wolfe) (The Tale of Benjamin Bunny, 25:40-26:22)
I remembered that this first story was written in 1907. But the story of Mrs. Moppet was written in 1906.
Here another music cue: "Hide And Seek" composed by Doug Wood (The Tale of Benjamin Bunny, 24:37-25:40)
They cry in onions
I still want to identify the music cues used from 8:08-10:00 (The Tale of Peter Rabbit), the music cues from 18:54-19:43 (The Tale of Two Bad Mice), the music cues from 22:04-22:08 (The Story of Miss Moppet), the music cues from 24:37-27:43 (The Tale of Benjamin Bunny), 29:49-30:03 (The Tale of Benjamin Bunny) and 36:54-37:11 (The Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher). If anyone can identify these music cues for me, please let me know as soon as you can. I would love to finally solve this mystery. :)
Imagine if these stories were read by sterling Holloway
Wait...is that the voice of Wallace narrating?! Man, I miss stuff like this.
Not really. It was Sydney Walker.
@@CaybyJ And here I thought it was David Suchet.
I finally found a piece of my childhood
I have always wanted to know the name of the song that plays from 23:45 to 24:08. I like that song but have never figured out the name.
I finally figured it out. It's called "Summertime Outing" composed by Dick Walter. (23:45 to 24:08)
IVE BEEN TRYING TO FIND THIS FOR FOREVER. It almost got to the point where I thought this was some childhood fever dream I had.
13:40 - does anyone know what recording this is. I know it’s Boys and Girls come out to Play but I would love to know if there’s any more nursery rhymes recorded like it.
21 October - found it!
4:30 they made his mouth move
@@robertbreschard3493 why are you telling me this?
I was wondering the names of all the songs in this video. I know buachaillfeadog has already listed some of them, but there are others I'm curious about as well. :)
Does anyone know all the music cues in the Miss Moppet segment?
Here are all the music cues for "The Story of Miss Moppet". Hope this helps. :)
"Shifty" composed by Dick Walter
"Scurry" composed by Dick Walter
"Setting the Trap" composed by Dick Walter
"Lighting The Fuse (A)" composed by Dick Walter
"Down the Pan (E)" composed by Dick Walter
"Down The Pan (H)" composed by Dick Walter
"Up the Stairs (A)" composed by Dick Walter
“Bedtime” composed by Dick Walter
"Swanee Whistle" composed by Dick Walter
“Say It With A Smile (D)” composed by Dick Walter
“Marionettes (C)” composed by Dick Walter
"Busy Little Bees" composed by Dick Walter
@@storybookstudio2690 Thank you so much!
I'm still trying to figure out that little music cue (29:56-30:01). If anyone knows it, please let me know.
Seeing is believing
It has been found. It is from the vinyl version of KPM 1329 - The Editor's Companion which it got looped by the CD version.
Family Life (c) by Dick Walter (+1 pitch)
6:38 the tale of peter rabbit by beatrix Potter
23:05 the tale of benjamin bunny by beatrix potter
I remember these books and they were written in different years. This one was written in 1902. Another one was written in 1904. The next book was in 1904. This book was written in 1906. I was comparing the story of Jonah and the Whale from the Bible to this one.
11:13 scary music
what was the music that played showing Tom Kitten and his siblings were wearing their clothes in the garden
"Skipping" composed by John Charles Fiddy
@@storybookstudio2690 thanks buddy
This isn't like the other video. The characters aren't moving.
10:00 This is SpongeBob music.
anybody know the music cue at 19:45?
Does anyone know the song at 16:50 ?
"Silver Wings" composed by Richard Harvey (16:50-18:04). This music cue is also played during "The Tale of Peter Rabbit" and "The Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher". Hope this helps :)
@@storybookstudio2690 that’s a new thing to know