RINGO STARR ADAM FAITH ETC 'SCOUSE THE MOUSE' POLYDOR WHITE LABEL TEST PRESSING
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Description
Various, Ringo Starr
Scouse The Mouse
Genre:Rock, Pop, Soundtrack Style:Pop Rock, Soundtrack from children's book
Tracklist
A1 –Ringo Starr Living In A Pet Shop Written-By – Roger Brown A2 –Barbara Dickson Sing A Song For The Tragapan Written-By – Donald Pleasence, Roger BrownA3 –Ringo Starr Scouse's Dream Written-By – Roger Brown
A4 –Ben Chatterly Snow Up Your Nose For Christmas Written-By – Donald Pleasence, Meira Pleasence A5 –Ringo Starr Running Free Written-By – Roger Brown
A6 –Adam Faith America Written-By – Roger Brown
A7 –Lucy Pleasence Scousey Written-By – Roger Brown
B1 –Ringo Starr Boat Ride Written-By – Roger Brown
B2 –Ringo Starr Scouse The Mouse Written-By – Roger Brown
B3 –Ringo Starr Passenger Pigeon Written-By – Donald Pleasence, Roger Brown
B4 –Polly Pleasence With Ringo Starr I Know A Place Written-By – Donald Pleasence, Roger Brown , Ruan O'Lochlainn B5 –Jim Parker (2) Caterwaul Written-By – Jim Parker
B6 –Ringo Starr S.O.S. Written-By – Roger Brown
B7 –Rick Jones (6) Ask Louey Written-By – Donald Pleasence, Roger Brown
B8 –Ringo Starr A Mouse Like Me Written-By – Ruan O'Lochlainn
**Notes / Credits**
Scouse the Mouse is a children's album, released in the UK in 1977, featuring the vocals of Ringo Starr and others.
Starr appears as the album's main character, Scouse the Mouse, who emigrates from Liverpool to the United States.
Other characters are played by Adam Faith (“Bonce the Mouse”) and Barbara Dickson (“Molly Jolly”).
The album was written and directed by Donald Pleasence.
Most of the songs performed on the album were composed by Roger Brown.
Starr's tracks ("I Know a Place", "S.O.S.", "A Mouse Like Me", "Living in a Pet Shop", "Scouse's Dream",
"Running Free", "Boat Ride" and "Scouse the Mouse") were recorded in July 1977,
produced by Hugh Murphy, at Berwick Street Studios.
An animated television version of the story was planned for airing on ITV,
but it was delayed due to a strike and ultimately shelved.
Scouse the Mouse was released on 9 December 1977 in the UK by Polydor.
The album, which was the third and final release in Starr’s three-album deal with Polydor Records,
was not issued in the United States.
- Matrix / Runout (A-side): 2480429 A1 V 420
- Matrix / Runout (B-side): 2480429 B1 V 420
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Cover:- PLAIN WHITE WITH A FEW DETAILS WRITTEN ON IT
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