"Walt Disney Presents: Musical Highlights from the Mickey Mouse Club TV Show" Record, 1955

Phonograph record

1955

Copyright Walt Disney Productions. Distributed by Am-Par Record Corporation, a subsidiary of ABC-Paramount Records.

Not on exhibit to the public.

From the Collections of The Henry Ford. Gift in Memory of Dr. Catherine Garcia-McDonnell.

label on front of record: OFFICIAL / MICKEY MOUSE CLUB / MUSICAL HIGHLIGHTS FROM / WALT DISNEY'S MICKEY MOUSE CLUB TV SHOW / (C) WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS / Distributed by Am-Par Record Corp. / 33 1/2 RPM / Side A / MM-12 / Band 1. Mickey Mouse Club March Theme - The Mousekeeper's March / Hi To You - The British Grenadier / Band 2. Fun With Music - The Pencil Song / Old MacDonald Had a Farm - The House That Jack Built / Band 3. Today is Tuesday - Sho-Jo-Ji / The Boy at the Dike - Do-Mi-So / The Mousekedance / JIMMIE DODD - MICKEY MOUSE / DONALD DUCK - JIMINY CRICKET / THE MOUSEKTEERS CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA / F8-OP-2310 label on back of record: OFFICIAL / MICKEY MOUSE CLUB / MUSICAL HIGHLIGHTS FROM / WALT DISNEY'S MICKEY MOUSE CLUB TV SHOW / (C) WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS / Distributed by Am-Par Record Corp. / 33 1/2 RPM / Side B / MM-12 / Band 1. Anything Can Happen - The Mickey Mouse Mambo / The Little Cow - Animals and Clowns / I'm No Fool / Band 2. Here Comes The Circus - The Pussy Cat Polka / Get Busy - The Telephone Song / Band. 3. Talent Roundup - You The Human Animal / Simple Simon - Mickey Mouse March Theme / JIMMIE DODD - MICKEY MOUSE / DONALD DUCK - JIMINY CRICKET / THE MOUSEKTEERS CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA / F8-OP-2311 on front of packaging: OFFICIAL / MICKEY MOUSE CLUB / MM 12 / 33 1/2 RPM / LONG PLAYING / WALT DISNEY / PRESENTS / MUSICAL HIGHLIGHTS FROM / THE MICKEY MOUSE CLUB TV SHOW / 26 EXCITING SONGS / BY THE ACTUAL CAST / Mickey Mouse Club March Theme / The Mousekeeper's March / Hi To You / The British Grenadier / Fun With Music / The Pencil Song / Old MacDonald Had a Farm / The House That Jack Built / Today is Tuesday / Sho-Jo-Ji / The Boy at the Dike / Do-Mi-So / The Mousekedance / Anything Can Happen / The Mickey Mouse Mambo / The Little Cow / Animals and Clowns / I'm No Fool / Here Comes The Circus / The Pussy Cat Polka / Get Busy / The Telephone Song / Talent Roundup / You, The Human Animal / Simple Simon / Mickey Mouse March Theme / Jimmy Dodd Mickey Mouse / Donald Duck Jiminy Cricket / The Mouseketeers / Chorus and Orchestra / (C) Copyright 1955 / Walt Disney Productions on back of packaging: MM 12 / MOUSEKEDANCES / MOUSEKETUNES / MM 12 / MICKEY MOUSE CLUB MARCH / THE MOUSEKETEERS' MARCH / JIMINY CRICKET SINGS / FUN WITH MUSIC Vol. 2 / FUN WITH MUSIC Vol. 1 / FUN WITH MUSIC / FROM MANY LANDS / TO MILLIONS OF YOUNGSTERS, the most joyful sound of the day is / the drumbeat that starts the Mickey Mouse Club March and / ushers in an hour of fun, dancing and music designed to engage their / lively minds. It's the Mickey Mouse Club Show on ABC-TV and / it's "their show!" / And the TV idol of the very young set is Jimmie Dodd. In addi- / tion to his acting, dancing and musical ability, Jimmie is a talented / composer and lyric writer and has written many of the favorite / Mickey Mouse Club songs. His irrepressible spirit and rare under- / standing of children is responsible for the delightful performances of the Mouseketeers. He is never happier than when working with / these 24 "out-of-this-world kids" as he calls them. / Adding to the fun on the show is big, cheerful Roy Williams, six / feet and 250 pounds of humor. A story sketch creator and gag artist, / his main object is to get laughs. His small-fry admirers give him a / big hand as a top laugh-getter. / The 26 songs here represented by the original cast, are the high- / lights of the show and will provide hours and hours of entertainment / for every Mickey Mouse Club boy and girl. These are "their songs," / a variety of musical ideas that seem new and exciting every time / they hear them. There is the most popular kiddie record in the / country, "The Mickey Mouse Club March." Children love "The / Mouseketunes," among which are the gay "Cooking With Minnie / Mouse" and "Get Busy" with their home-helpful hints. / The popular "Pussy Cat Polka" and "The Humphrey Hop" are / in "The Mousekedances" group. Then there's the laughable Cliff / Edwards as "Jiminy Cricket" and the songs covering a wide range / of subjects such as shoes, pencils, telephones, animals and cowboys / in the "Fun With Music" set. Here, also, is the big favorite, "Old / MacDonald Had a Farm." / Indeed, a wonderful packaging of entertainment for young America! / Made in U.S.A.