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Rankin Bass TV LP FTP 7002 The New Adventures of Pinocchio 1961
Sold Date:
January 31, 2025
Start Date:
January 24, 2025
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$19.61
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Rankin Bass TV LP FTP 7002 "The New Adventures of Pinocchio" 1961
Cover is Near Mint in its polybag with no cover wear. No seam splits, creased corners or stains.
Record is Excellent with trace wear. Excellent gloss and shine. Slight spot of dis-colored vinyl on one side.
A1 Pinocchio 1:28
A2 "Monkey See" 3:44
A3 Cricket 2:12
A4 "Fast Talk" 3:48
A5 Foxy 1:40
A6 "Mutiny On The Clipper" 3:55
B1 Cool S. Cat 2:32
B2 "Back Track" 3:47
B3 Simoro 1:56
B4 "Grab Bag" 3:40
B5 Pedro Pistol 2:53
Released in 1961. Album Producer: Jerry Field. Orchestra Arr: John Lesco, TV Series Producer: Arthur Rankin, Jr., Co-Producer: Jules Bass. Directors: Bernard Cowan, Larry Roemer. Conductor: Eddie Thomas w/ The Jim Polack Singers. Character Design: Anthony Peters. Liner Notes: Jules Bass. Running Time: 33 minutes.
Voices: Joan Fowler (Pinocchio); Stan Francis (Gepetto); Larry D. Mann (Foxy Q. Fibble), Paul Kligman (Cool S. Cat); Claude Ray, Jack Mather (Additional Voices); The Jim Polack Singers. Stories: “Monkey See,” “Fast Talk,” Mutiny on the Clipper,” by Leonard Korobkin; “Back Track,” Grab Bag” by Anthony Peters.
Songs: “Pinocchio (Theme),” “Simoro” by Jules Bass; “Cricket” by Jim Polack, Jules Bass; “Foxy Q. Fibble” by Jules Bass, Jim Polack, Ed Flynn; “Cool S. Cat” by Jules Bass, Jim Polack, Eddie Thomas; “Pedro Pistol” by Jules Bass, Jim Polack, Eddie Thomas, Ed Flynn.
The New Adventures of Pinocchio was the first Rankin/Bass TV series (under the original name, Videocraft International), four years before Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer brought the company into prominence in holiday specials and King Kong made them a contender in Saturday morning TV.
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