Ticklepot: Episodes 11 - 15
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Ticklepot: Episodes 11 - 15
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ナレーター：
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Peter Combe
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著者：
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Peter Combe
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Sing along to all of your favourite iconic songs by Peter Combe in Ticklepot: Episodes 11–16, including: I Just Love Bananas, Yellow Banana, Sweet Dreams & Teddy Bears, Lullaby for Thom, The Teddy Bear’s Picnic*, Tadpole Blues, All Good Things, Rock & Roll is All You Need, Shake Yourself, Humpty Dumpty’s Other Song, Arms Were Made to Hug and Squeeze and The Put It Song *The Teddy Bear’s Picnic by John Bratton and James Kennedy Join Peter and Monkey (and their friends Parrot and Tortoise, too!) on their fun adventures.
1. THEME SONG
2. BARNEY BANANA Peter discovers that Monkey has a very strange pet.
3. DAY TIME THINGS ... AND NIGHT TIME THINGS Monkey and Teddy make some sandwiches in the middle of the night.
4. TADPOLES AND FROGS Monkey and Peter spend a ‘froggy’ day with Tortoise.
5. A QUANGLE WANGLE IN THE TREE Peter and Monkey meet a new friend.
6. MONKEY TRIES TO FLY – OUCHY FOUCHY! ... and then asks Peter to play Monkeys and Nurses.
These episodes feature Henry Salter as Monkey, Peter Combe as Peter, Dulcie Davenport as Parrot, Daphne Gray as Tortoise, Heather Steen as Storyteller and other characterisations.
©2005 Peter Combe (P)2006 Australian Broadcasting Corporation批評家のレビュー
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"Monkey tricks, silly songs, Aussie kids sing along... Here we go, here we go...Tick-tick-tick-tick-Ticklepot!" So begins another edition of Peter Combe’s classic radio show for children, Ticklepot. Originally airing in the late 1980s, it sounds as fresh as ever.
Join Peter, his pet monkey, and a revolving cast of delightful characters - such as Monkey’s pet banana! - as they spin stories and sing songs that are as heartwarming and funny as they are educational. In this collection, you’ll hear all about Monkey’s teddy bear, who won’t stop sleeping, and the kwangle-wangle who has taken up residence in the tree. Look forward to Peter’s song about Humpty-Dumpty.