Sandpiper Chorus, Mitch Miller – Walt Disney Motion Picture Hits (LP) (VG/VG)

The Sandpiper Chorus, Mitch Miller – Favorite Songs From Walt Disney Motion Picture Hits
LP, Album | Golden Records | Cat. No. LP 107 | Canada

Canadian Golden Records pressing, manufactured by Arc Sound Ltd.; licensed through A.A. Records, Inc. Conducted by Mitch Miller with The Sandpiper Chorus. Features Cliff “Ukulele Ike” Edwards — the original voice of Jiminy Cricket from Disney’s Pinocchio (1940) — and Billy Bletcher. Note: the sleeve title reads “Favorite Songs From Walt Disney Motion Picture Hits” while the label title reads “Favorite Songs From Walt Disney”; the sleeve credits the main artist as “Mitch Miller and Orchestra • The Sandpipers” while the label lists “The Sandpiper Chorus.” Twelve tracks across two sides including When You Wish Upon A Star, Someday My Prince Will Come, Hi Ho, Hi Ho, Whistle While You Work, Who’s Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf, Give A Little Whistle, and I’ve Got No Strings. Vinyl VG; sleeve VG with a rip in one bottom corner.

Condition

• Media: Very Good (VG)
• Sleeve: Very Good (VG) — rip in one bottom corner

Tracklist

Side A
A1. When You Wish Upon A Star
A2. Hi Diddle Dee Dee
A3. Someday My Prince Will Come
A4. Bluddle Uddle Um Dum
A5. Ferdinand
A6. I’ve Got No Strings

Side B
B7. Whistle While You Work
B8. Who’s Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf
B9. Hi Ho, Hi Ho
B10. Give A Little Whistle
B11. Dwarf’s Yodel Song And Doin’ The Dopey
B12. The World Owes Me A Living

Credits
Conductor: Mitch Miller | Chorus: The Sandpiper Chorus
Featuring: Cliff “Ukulele Ike” Edwards, Billy Bletcher

Details

• Format: LP, Album
• Label: Golden Records (LP 107)
• Country: Canada
• Manufactured by Arc Sound Ltd. | Licensed through A.A. Records, Inc.
• Style: Children’s, Stage & Screen, Theme

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