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Mary Poppins RECORD CHECKLIST Mary Poppins RECORD CHECKLIST Mary Poppins 00050087408671 | Disney Cast 2019 | 12" Standard 2-Disc LP Set | Walt Disney Records | Netherlands | 33 1/3 RPM | Stereo Mary Poppins 0056.503 | Lieselotte Pulver 1978 | 12" Gatefold Story Teller LP | Disneyland | Germany | 33 1/3 RPM | Stereo Stay Awake 0327 | Rosemary Clooney 1964 | 7" Non-Picture Sleeve Single | Reprise (Blue) | United States | 45 RPM | Mono Stay Awake 0327 | Rosemary Clooney 1964 | 7" Non-Picture Sleeve Single | Reprise | United States | 45 RPM | Mono View More Info Stay Awake 0327 | Rosemary Clooney 1964 | 7" Non-Picture Sleeve Single | Reprise (Pink) | United States | 45 RPM | Mono A Spoonful Of Sugar 1.954 | Ray Conniff and the Singers 1965 | 7" Standard Single | Colisuem Records (Orange) | Netherlands | 45 RPM | A Spoonful Of Sugar 1.954 | Ray Conniff and the Singers 1965 | 7" Standard Single | Colisuem Records | Netherlands | 45 RPM | Chim Chim Cheree 1667/1668 | My Record Group 1974 | 5" Standard Single | Marx Toys | United Kingdom | 78 RPM | Mono A Spoonful Of Sugar 1954 | Ray Conniff and the Singers | 7" Standard Single | Colisuem Records (Orange) | Italy | 45 RPM | Walt Disney's Story Of Mary Poppins 302 | Robie Lester -- narrator 1965 | 7" Gatefold Story Teller EP | Disneyland | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Walt Disney's Story Of Mary Poppins 302 | Robie Lester -- narrator 1968 | 7" Gatefold Story Teller EP | Disneyland (Yellow Rainbow) | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Revison Number: 4.179 DisneylandRecords.com Page 1 of 21 Mary Poppins RECORD CHECKLIST Walt Disney's Story Of Mary Poppins 302 | Robie Lester -- narrator 1968 | 7" Gatefold Story Teller EP | Disneyland (Green) | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Mary Poppins 30222 | Disney Cast | 7" Gatefold Story Teller EP | Disneyland | Canada | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Walt Disney's Story Of Mary Poppins 302M | Robie Lester - Narrator 1978 | 7" Gatefold Story Teller EP | Disneyland | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Walt Disney's Mary Poppins 3104 | Disney Cast 1981 | 12" Die-Cut Picture Disc LP | Disneyland | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono The Story And Songs From Walt Disney's Mary Poppins 3922 | Marni Nixon, Richard M. Sherman, Dal McKennon and Bill Lee 1969 | 12" Gatefold Story Teller LP | Disneyland (Yellow Rainbow) | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Chim Chim Cher-ee 429 | Non-Disney Cast | 7" Non-Picture Sleeve Single | Abor Records | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Chim, Chim, Cheree 4-43215 | The New Christy Minstrels | 7" Non-Picture Sleeve Single | Columbia Records (Red) | U.S.A. | 45 RPM | Mono Les Chansons De Mary Poppins 45 VS 605 | Disney Cast | 7" Standard EP | Le Petit Menestrel | France | 45 RPM | Mono Mary Poppins 45 VS 609 | Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke | 7" Standard EP | Buena Vista Records | France | 45 RPM | Mary Poppins 45 VS 610 | Christiane Legrand and Bob Martin | 7" Standard EP | Buena Vista Records (Red) | France | 45 RPM | Mono Step In Time 45-16748 | The Lawrence Welk Singers and The Lennon Sisters 1965 | 7" Non-Picture Sleeve Single | Dot Records | U.S.A. | 45 RPM | View More Info Revison Number: 4.179 DisneylandRecords.com Page 2 of 21 Mary Poppins RECORD CHECKLIST Super-Cali-Fragil-Istic-Expi-Ali-Docious 45-2702 | Bryan Russell and the Junior Proms | 7" Non-Picture Sleeve Single | Coliseum | U.S.A. | 45 RPM | Mono Chim Chim Cheree 45S-218-DS | Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke | 7" Gatefold Single | Disneyland (Red) | Japan | 45 RPM | Stereo Les Chansons De Mary Poppins 460 947 M | Eliane Thibault 1965 | 7" Standard EP | DECCA Records | France | 45 RPM | Mono Get Me To The Church On Time* 47-8473 | Boston Pops Orchestra, Arthur Fiedler -- conductor 1964 | 7" Non-Picture Sleeve Single | RCA Victor | U.S.A. | 45 RPM | Mono Get Me To The Church On Time* 47-8473 | Boston Pops Orchestra, Arthur Fiedler -- conductor 1964 | 7" Non-Picture Sleeve Single | RCA Victor (White) | U.S.A. | 45 RPM | Mono Spoonful Of Sugar From Mary Poppins 5039 | Rocking Horse Orchestra and Chorus | 12" Standard LP | Rocking Horse Records | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Chim Chim Cheree 5049 | Disney Cast | 12" Standard LP | Rocking Horse Records | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Mary Poppins (SHOW'N TELL) 51233 | Disney Cast 1979 | 7" Gatefold EP | Child Guidence | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Chim Chim Chiree 5249 | The Three D's | 7" Non-Picture Sleeve Single | Capitol Records | U.S.A. | 45 RPM | Mono Walt Disney Presenta Mary Poppins 60 160 135 | Disney Cast 1969 | 12" Standard LP | Disneyland (Yellow Rainbow) | Spain | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Walt Disney's Mary Poppins 60 655 | Disney Cast | 10" Standard LP | Marcato | Germany | 33 1/3 RPM | Stereo Revison Number: 4.179 DisneylandRecords.com Page 3 of 21 Mary Poppins RECORD CHECKLIST Mary Poppins 617 | Disney Cast 1978 | 7" Standard EP | Disneyland (Pink/Purple Spectrum) | United States | 45 RPM | Mono Mary Poppins 617 | Disney Cast 1978 | 7" Standard EP | Disneyland (Pink/Purple Spectrum) | United States | 45 RPM | Mono Mary Poppins 617 | Disney Cast 1978 | 7" Standard EP | Disneyland (Pink/Purple Spectrum) | United States | 45 RPM | Mono Supercalifragilisticexpidelilicieux 62.358 | Les Poppys 1977 | 7" Standard Single | Barclay | France | 45 RPM | Mono View More Info Super-cali-fragil-istic-expi-ali-docious 627 | Peter Pan Orchestra and Chorus | 7" Standard Single | Peter Pan Records | United States | 45 RPM | Mono Super-cali-fragil-istic-expi-ali-docious 627 | Peter Pan Orchestra and Chorus | 7" Standard Single | Peter Pan Records | United States | 78 RPM | Mono Mary Poppins 71000 | Disney Cast | 12" Standard LP | Disneyland | Argentina | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Mary Poppins 71500 | Disney Cast | 12" Standard LP | Disneyland | Argentina | 33 1/3 RPM | Stereo Supercalifragilistico Espialidoso 76-2013 | Los Tres Con Ella | 7" Standard Single | RCA Victor | Mexico | 45 RPM | 0 Chim Chim Cher-ee 7C-163/C-163 | The Cricket Children's Chorus | 7" Standard Single | Cricket Records | United States | 45 RPM | Peter Pan Presents All The Songs From Mary Poppins 8118 | Peter Pan Singers and Players | 12" Standard LP | Peter Pan Records | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Stereo Revison Number: 4.179 DisneylandRecords.com Page 4 of 21 Mary Poppins RECORD CHECKLIST Mary Poppins 86.484 M | Living Voices | 7" Standard EP | RCA Victor | United Kingdom | 45 RPM | Mono Walt Disney's Mary Poppins 904 | Marni Nixon, Richard Nixon, Bill Lee and the Pearlies 1972 | 7" Standard EP | Disneyland | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Walt Disney's Mary Poppins 905 | Disney Cast 1972 | 7" Standard EP | Disneyland | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Walt Disney Presneta Mary Poppins AC-EP-02 | Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke 1964 | 7" Standard EP | Buena Vista | Mexico | 45 RPM | Mary Poppins ACL1-0379 | The Living Voices 1973 | 12" Standard LP | RCA Camden | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Stereo Maggie May And Mary Poppins ATL 4173 | Mike Sammes Singers and Others | 12" Standard LP | Summit | United Kingdom | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Mary Poppins B 10952 A | Disney Cast 1964 | 12" Non-Picture Sleeve Acetate EP | Walt Disney Productions | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Walt Disney's Mary Poppins BN 13 | Disney Cast | 12" Standard LP | Blanche Neige Records | France | | Mary Poppins BR 360 | The New York Theatre Orchestra with Soloists and Chorus | 7" Standard EP | Bravo! | United Kingdom | 45 RPM | Stereo Super Cal (Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious) BS-1766 | The Texans | 7" Non-Picture Sleeve Single | Blue Star | United States | 45 RPM | Mono Let's Fly With Mary Poppins BV-3333 | Louis Prima and Gia Maione 1965 | 12" Standard LP | Buena Vista Records | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Revison Number: 4.179 DisneylandRecords.com Page 5 of 21 Mary Poppins RECORD CHECKLIST Walt Disney's Mary Poppins En Francais BV-3335 | Christiane Legrand and Bob Martin 1966 | 12" Standard LP | Buena Vista Records | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Walt Disney's Mary Poppins BV-4026 | Julie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke, David Tomlinson, Glynis Johns, Ed Wynn, Karen Dotrice, Matthew Gar 1964 | 12" Gatefold LP | Buena Vista Records (Rainbow) | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Walt Disney's Mary Poppins BV-4026 | Julie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke, David Tomlinson, Glynis Johns, Ed Wynn, Karen Dotrice, Matthew Gar 1964 | 12" Gatefold LP | Buena Vista Records | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Walt Disney's Mary Poppins In Italiano BV-4026-1 | Disney Cast | 12" Standard LP | Buena Vista Records | Italy | 33 1/3 RPM | Stereo Walt Disney's Mary Poppins BV-4026L | Julie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke, David Tomlinson, Glynis Johns, Ed Wynn, Karen Dotrice, Matthew G 1964 | 12" Gatefold LP | Buena Vista Records | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Walt Disney's Mary Poppins BVE 200 | Disney Cast | 7" Standard EP | Buena Vista (Purple) | United Kingdom | | Un Poco Di Zucchero BVS 708 | Disney Cast | 7" Standard Single | Buena Vista | Italy | | Mary Poppins BVS 709 | Dinsey Cast | 7" Standard Single | Buena Vista Records | Italy | | Mary Poppins C-86502/2 | Disney Cast 1966 | 7" Gatefold Story Teller EP | Disneyland (Purple) | Argentina | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Music From Mary Poppins CAL-881 | The Living Voices 1965 | 12" Standard LP | RCA Camden | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Mono Music From Mary Poppins CAS-881 | The Living Voices 1965 | 12" Standard LP | RCA Camden | United States | 33 1/3 RPM | Stereo Revison Number: 4.179 DisneylandRecords.com Page 6 of 21 Mary Poppins RECORD CHECKLIST Chim Chim Cheree CK-589 | Dick Van Dyke, Julie Andrews, Karen Dotrice and Mathew Garber 1981 | 7" Standard Single | Disneyland (Yellow
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