The New Adventures of Pinocchio Vinyl Record 33 RPM. FTP 1961. MLP 7002 Rare
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The New Adventures of Pinocchio Vinyl Record 33 RPM. FTP Records. MLP-7002 Rare
1960/1961.
In good condition. Has general edge wear and a crease in the lower right corner with a split about 3 inches long (on bottom).
Some light spine creases. Has some light staining on left side of back cover. Cover still has a good gloss to it.
Does not have original inner sleeve. I replaced it with a new one.
I ‘played’ the record itself on my stereo, It sounds good. Has finger prints, but no skips.
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Rankin/Bass’ “New Adventures of Pinocchio” on Records
This is the obscure soundtrack to the first TV show to use the stop-motion “Animagic” process, years before Rudolph, Frosty, the Snow Miser and the Heat Miser.
Released in 1961. Album Producer: Jerry Field. TV Series Producer: Arthur Rankin, Jr., Co-Producer: Jules Bass. Directors: Bernard Cowan, Larry Roemer. Conductor: Eddie Thomas. Character Design: Anthony Peters. Liner Notes: Jules Bass. Running Time: 33 minutes.
Side 1:
1. Pinocchio - words & music by Jules Bass, 2. Monkey See written by Leonard Korobkin 3. Cricket - Words & Music by Jim Polack/Jules Bass. 4. Fast Talk Written by Leonard Korobkin. 5. Foxy Q. Fibble, words by Jules Bass/Jim Polack, Music by Ed Flynn. 6. Mutiny on the Clipper, Written by Leonard Korobin.
Side 2: Cool S. Cat - words Jules, Bass/Jim Polack, Music by Eddie Thomas. 2. Back Track written by Antony Peters. 3. Simoro, words and & music by Jules Bass. 4. Grab Bag - written by Antony Peters. 5. Pedro Pistol - words by Jules Bass / Jim Polack, music by 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 the line up of holiday specials.
Based on The Adventures of Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi
Written by Jules Bass, and Arthur Rankin, Jr.
Directed by Bernard Cowan and Larry Roemer.
Voices of Stan Francis, Larry D. Mann, Paul Kligman, Claude Ray, Joan Fowler, Jack Mather
Theme music composer Jules Bass
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