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[[Image:Charles Dickens - A Christmas Carol - Record - Front.jpg|thumb|256x256px|Album cover.]]
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{{Album
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| Title            = Charles Dickens: A Christmas Carol
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| SortTitle        = Charles Dickens: Christmas Carol, A
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| Image           = Charles Dickens - A Christmas Carol - Record - Front.jpg
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| ImageDescription = Vinyl - USA - first edition.
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| Artist          = {{AlbumArtist|The Peter Pan Players and Chorus}}
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| PublishedYear    = 197?
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| PublishedMonth  = ??
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| PublishedDay    = ??
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| Type            = {{AlbumType|Studio}}
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| Genre            = Audio drama
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| Themes          = [[Christmas]]
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}}
  
'''''Charles Dickens: A Christmas Carol''''' is a record published by Peter Pan Records. It contains a studio recording of a group called the Peter Pan Players and Chorus performing a rendition of [[A Christmas Carol]], [[The Fir-Tree]], and [[The Little Match Girl]]. Although the album doesn't have a copyright date, it is estimated to be published in the early 1970s based on its catalog number (8110).
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'''''Charles Dickens: A Christmas Carol''''' is a record published by [[Peter Pan Records]]. The cast is not credited individually, only as "The Peter Pan Players and Chorus," while the music is credited to [[Herb Davidson]] and [[Charlotte Sanders]]. Although the album doesn't have a copyright date, it is estimated to be published in the early 1970s based on its catalog number: 8110.
  
The cover of the album can be punched out and bent away from the album cover to be stood up as a holiday decoration, though it's just blank cardboard on the other side.
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The album contains dramatizations of three [[Christmas]]-themed stories: ''[[A Christmas Carol]]'' by [[Charles Dickens]], and ''[[The Fir-Tree]]'' and ''[[The Little Match Girl]]'', both by [[Hans Christian Andersen]].
  
My family owned this album and I can remember listening to it as a child in the late 1980s, but I haven't heard it since. This was my first encounter with each of the three stories.
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==Personal==
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==Status==
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My mother owned this album and I can remember listening to it as a child from around 1987-1989. This was my first encounter with each of the three stories and I remember enjoying the cover art while I listened to it. I didn't hear the album again until 2023 when I found a recording on YouTube, but, only the A-side.
I do not own this album.
 
  
 
==Track Listing==
 
==Track Listing==
{| class="wikitable" |
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{| class="wikitable sortable" |
 
! Track
 
! Track
 
! Title
 
! Title
 
! Writer(s)
 
! Writer(s)
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! Rank
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! Rating
 
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| A1
 
| A1
| [[A Christmas Carol]]
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| ''[[A Christmas Carol]]''
 
| [[Charles Dickens]]
 
| [[Charles Dickens]]
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| 1
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| {{Rating|4}}
 
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| B1
 
| B1
| [[The Fir-Tree|The Fir Tree]]
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| ''[[The Fir-Tree|The Fir Tree]]''
 
| [[Hans Christian Anderson]]
 
| [[Hans Christian Anderson]]
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| 3
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| {{Rating|0}}
 
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| B2
 
| B2
| [[The Little Match Girl]]
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| ''[[The Little Match Girl]]''
 
| [[Hans Christian Anderson]]
 
| [[Hans Christian Anderson]]
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| 2
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| {{Rating|0}}
 
|}
 
|}
  
==Gallery==
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==Media==
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===Cover===
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Like with so many of Peter Pan records, the album's art was created by [[George Peed]]. The cover of the album can be punched out and bent away from the album cover to be stood up as a holiday decoration, though it's just blank cardboard on the other side.
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<gallery>
 
<gallery>
Charles Dickens - A Christmas Carol - Record - Back.jpg|The back art.
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Charles Dickens - A Christmas Carol - Record - Front.jpg|Front.
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Charles Dickens - A Christmas Carol - Record - Back.jpg|Back.
 
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===Videos===
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{{YouTube|JV06yrjtt94|A-side only.}}
  
 
==Links==
 
==Links==
* [https://www.discogs.com/Peter-Pan-Players-And-Chorus-Charles-Dickens-A-Christmas-Carol/release/5954363 discogs.com/Peter-Pan-Players-And-Chorus-Charles-Dickens-A-Christmas-Carol/release/5954363] - Discogs.
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{{Link|Discogs|https://www.discogs.com/Peter-Pan-Players-And-Chorus-Charles-Dickens-A-Christmas-Carol/release/5954363}}
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* [http://forbiddeneye.com/labels/peterpan.html forbiddeneye.com/labels/peterpan.html] - Peter Pan Records discography (incomplete).
 
* [http://forbiddeneye.com/labels/peterpan.html forbiddeneye.com/labels/peterpan.html] - Peter Pan Records discography (incomplete).
  
  
[[Category: Albums]]
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[[Category: Audio Dramas]]
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[[Category: Media Theme - Christmas]]
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[[Category: Needs representation]]

Latest revision as of 10:29, 18 March 2024

Charles Dickens: A Christmas Carol

Charles Dickens - A Christmas Carol - Record - Front.jpg

Vinyl - USA - first edition.

Artist The Peter Pan Players and Chorus
Published 197?-??-??
Type Studio
Genre Audio drama
Themes Christmas

Charles Dickens: A Christmas Carol is a record published by Peter Pan Records. The cast is not credited individually, only as "The Peter Pan Players and Chorus," while the music is credited to Herb Davidson and Charlotte Sanders. Although the album doesn't have a copyright date, it is estimated to be published in the early 1970s based on its catalog number: 8110.

The album contains dramatizations of three Christmas-themed stories: A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, and The Fir-Tree and The Little Match Girl, both by Hans Christian Andersen.

Personal

Own?No.

My mother owned this album and I can remember listening to it as a child from around 1987-1989. This was my first encounter with each of the three stories and I remember enjoying the cover art while I listened to it. I didn't hear the album again until 2023 when I found a recording on YouTube, but, only the A-side.

Track Listing

Track Title Writer(s) Rank Rating
A1 A Christmas Carol Charles Dickens 1 Rating-4.svg
B1 The Fir Tree Hans Christian Anderson 3 Rating-0.svg
B2 The Little Match Girl Hans Christian Anderson 2 Rating-0.svg

Media

Cover

Like with so many of Peter Pan records, the album's art was created by George Peed. The cover of the album can be punched out and bent away from the album cover to be stood up as a holiday decoration, though it's just blank cardboard on the other side.

Videos

A-side only.

Links

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