Don Wilson , Frank Loesser, Stan Freberg - The Ugly Duckling

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Review by Martin Dypdahl

The album "The Ugly Duckling" by Don Wilson, Frank Loesser, and Stan Freberg is a delightful musical experience. The album features a collection of songs and skits, all centered around the classic children's story of the same name.

The album is a perfect blend of humor and heart, with each track offering something unique and entertaining. The songs are catchy and fun, while the skits are clever and witty. It's clear that the creators of this album put a lot of thought and care into each track.

Don Wilson, Frank Loesser, and Stan Freberg all bring their unique talents to the album. Wilson's voice is smooth and soothing, while Loesser's songwriting is top-notch. Freberg's comedic timing and delivery are spot-on, adding a layer of humor to the album that is sure to make listeners laugh.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
The Ugly Duckling (Part 2)
The Ugly Duckling (Part 1)

Video

Don Wilson 'The Ugly Duckling' 1953 78 rpm

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Catalog Numbers

CAS-3153

Labels

Capitol Records

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 10"
  • 78 RPM

About Don Wilson , Frank Loesser, Stan Freberg

Don Wilson (born September 1, 1900, Lincoln, Nebraska, USA - died April 25, 1982) was an American announcer and occasional actor in radio and television, perhaps best known as the announcer on The Jack Benny Program.

Name Vars

  • Don Wilson
  • Don Wilson And The Original Cast
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Summary by Martin Dypdahl

"The Ugly Duckling" is a must-listen for anyone who loves music, comedy, or children's stories. It's a timeless classic that is sure to bring joy and entertainment to listeners of all ages.

Comments

cap120218
cap120218
Born in '51, this record was mine, bought in a camera shop, I remember choosing it. I was terrified and influenced by it. I was an ugly child and I think I cried listening to this. Took me 25 years to finally bloom.
cheesebubbles
cheesebubbles
How is it I never, ever heard this? What I mean is, it's a story:
I was born in '52. And my first conscious memory is lying on the floor, listening to Don Wilson's 78 record of "The Little Engine that Laughed". It was released, if memory serves, in '53. So the years passed. My parents kept that record. I left home. When digital technology hit the marker, I "borrowed" that old record, took it home, ripped it, but I sorta kinda never bothered returning it. "Smokey" is now safely packed away and of all that "stuff" a man accumulates, keeps, as well as simply forgets to throw away, "The Little Engine that Laughed" is at the top of my keepsakes that I'm passing down to our two daughters.
So this little song/story just made my day.
tong48
tong48
Not heard this version before Al - prefer it to DK's I think.
(Did Mel Blanc know about this duckling - last I heard he taut he taw a puddy tat...:-)