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| ARTIST: | Original Television Soundtrack |
| CATEGORY: | Music |
| MANUFACTURER: | Drg |
| FEATURES: | Soundtrack |
| TYPE: | Pop, Soundtrack, Nostalgia, Soundtracks & Film Scores, Television Soundtrack, Television Music |
| MEDIA: | Audio CD |
| TRACKS: | Here We Are, Mr. K And Mr. O, My Love Loves Me, Roses, A Good, Good Boy, Try To Remember, A Little Mistletoe, Rill Tilly Bill Bob, Deck The Halls, Poor Little Christmas Tree, Kuklapolitan Christmas, Make The New Year Your Good News Year, What Are You Doing New Year's Eve/Fran, You're Beautiful, You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby, I Feel Pretty, Spring Is Here, A Fellow Needs A Girl, Girls Were Made To Take Care Of Boys, First Love, Look To The Rainbow, You Better Ask Me, I'm Old Fashioned, Look For The Silver Lining |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 021471490121 |
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Customer Reviews of Best of Kukla, Fran and Ollie, Vol. 1
IN ONE WORD: NO! Baby Boomers still remember Kukla, Fran and Ollie as stars of the early days of TV. This is the first in a series (!) of soundtracks from the show, in which the show's writer/creator
Burr Tillstrom sings in various characters' voices. Here they are. And there we go, looking for a way out.
its not the best of, but can beggars be choosers?
these recordings are from the period of the early 1970s pbs series, which while enjoyable did not represent the true best of kfo. some of them are enjoyable, some merely serviceable, but one would wish that rca would re-release the classic recordings made in the 1950s, which were still available as recently as the 70s on the camden label.
if you are a fan of the kids, you will want to own this collection; if you are only exploring this -- the greatest "children's" show of television's golden age, you might do better to hunt down a friend with access to the real stuff.
Memories are made of this
In the early days of live television, less was necessarily more and it was fabulous. Can you picture a children's show that was on screen three times a week--Monday, Wednesday, Friday--from 7:30 to 8:00 p.m. that featured a very nice woman (Fran Allison) and two featured hand puppets (a dragon Kukla and a red-nosed being called Ollie) with a few others of their sort? The human spoke to the puppets, they sang duets and trios--and it was wonderful. No violence, no subtext of adult "meaning," no computer generated beings. It was just plain human. Memories are made of this and DRG has recorded some of them for those of us who remember this show on a nostalgic time-tripping "original soundtrack recording" called