A.A. Milne Read By Norman Shelley - Winnie The Pooh Album

Tracklist

1	We Are Introduced
2	We Say Good-bye
3	Eeyore Has A Birthday
4	Piglet Meets A Heffalump (Part One)
5	Kanga And Baby Roo
6	Pooh And Piglet Hunt
7	Pooh Goes Visiting
8	Piglet Meets A Heffalump (Part Two)
9	Surrounded By Water (Part One)
10	Surrounded By Water (Part Two)
11	Eeyore Loses A Tail
12	Expotition To North Pole

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
R-05397, R-05398, R-05399, R 05397-8-9	A.A. Milne Read By Norman Shelley / Hums Set By H. Fraser Simpson Played By David Davis	A.A. Milne Read By Norman Shelley / Hums Set By H. Fraser Simpson Played By David Davis - The Complete Stories From Winnie The Pooh ‎(3xLP, Album, Club + Box)	World Record Club, World Record Club, World Record Club, World Record Club	R-05397, R-05398, R-05399, R 05397-8-9	Australia	1980
R-05397, R-05398, R-05399, R 05397-8-9	A.A. Milne Read By Norman Shelley / Hums Set By H. Fraser Simpson Played By David Davis	A.A. Milne Read By Norman Shelley / Hums Set By H. Fraser Simpson Played By David Davis - The Complete Stories From Winnie The Pooh ‎(3xLP, Album, Club + Box)	World Record Club, World Record Club, World Record Club, World Record Club	R-05397, R-05398, R-05399, R 05397-8-9	Australia	1979
ZSW 537-9	A.A. Milne Read By Norman Shelley	A.A. Milne Read By Norman Shelley - Winnie The Pooh ‎(3xLP + Box)	Argo	ZSW 537-9	UK	1975
411 055-4	A.A. Milne Read By Norman Shelley	A.A. Milne Read By Norman Shelley - Winnie The Pooh ‎(2xCass, RE)	Argo	411 055-4	Australasia	1983
C 05397, C 05398, C 05399, C 05397-8-9	A.A. Milne Read By Norman Shelley / Hums Set By H. Fraser Simpson Played By David Davis	A.A. Milne Read By Norman Shelley / Hums Set By H. Fraser Simpson Played By David Davis - The Complete Stories From Winnie The Pooh ‎(3xCass, Album, Club + Box)	World Cassette Club, World Cassette Club, World Cassette Club, World Cassette Club	C 05397, C 05398, C 05399, C 05397-8-9	Australia	1979

Credits

• Producer – Martin Gates
• Read By – Norman Shelley
• Voice Actor ["Humms" Played By] – David Davis

Notes

3 record box set with booklet insert.

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – The Decca Record Company Limited
• Published By – Chappell

Album

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