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Spike Jones And His City Slickers
How The Circus Learned To Smile
Single US 1949 on RCA Victor label
Spoken Word, Children's Music, Folk, World and (Story)
SMILE at the silly sounds GIGGLE at the looney music Laugh at the funny voices. Released as a 24 page 7" read-along hardcover book. The 2 records are stored in brown paper sleeves bound into the back of the book, after the pages. The story printed in the book is read by "Uncle Spike" and features animal sound effects and incidental circus music. This is an auto-coupled release. Disc 1 features sides 1 and 4 (A and D) Disc 2 features sides 2 and 3 (B and C). Track listing does not reflect actual program order.
Musicians
 | Spike Jones And His City Slickers , 1941-1965 US album by |
 | Frank Tashlin , 1913-1972 US written by, original story by |
Composers
| Frank Tashlin |
Album Tracks
| No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | How The Circus Learned To Smile - Part 1 | Spike Jones And His City Slickers | ||
| 2 | How The Circus Learned To Smile - Part 4 | Spike Jones And His City Slickers | ||
| 3 | How The Circus Learned To Smile - Part 2 | Spike Jones And His City Slickers | ||
| 4 | How The Circus Learned To Smile - Part 3 | Spike Jones And His City Slickers |
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