Mr. Ed Tribute Music CD-Mister Ed Unplugged
Everyone is familiar with the catchy theme song about America's favorite talking horse, but there are two fun songs from seasons one and two, of Mister Ed, that will have everyone singing along.
Now the full-length versions of these songs, never before heard on TV, are available on CD for $ 4.95, and shipping and handling.
Mister Ed Unplugged, features three brand new full-length recordings of songs from the show: Theme From Mister Ed, The Pretty Little Filly, from the episode Ed the Songwriter and Empty Feedbag Blues, from the episode Mister Ed's Blues.
These songs are not the original recordings from the show. They are beautifully re created, full-length versions of the shortened songs you heard on TV.
This is the first time the full-length versions of The Pretty Little Filly and Empty Feedbag Blues, have been recorded. Please listen to the sample of the songs, and you will see how faithfully they capture the charm of the originals.
The words and music to The Pretty Little Filly and Empty Feedbag Blues, are by the late Sheldon Allman, who was the original singing voice of Mister Ed. For more information about Sheldon Allman, go to Conelrad: Sheldon Allman: Folk Songs for the 21st Century (1960), and Mister Ed Fun Page, where you can hear Sheldon Allman perform the short versions of his songs. Information about these songs, can also be found at HorseFame.
Please send your questions and/or comments to:customerservice@orchestrionrecords.com
or call 612-669-4789
Please note, due to licensing restrictions,
foreign orders cannot
be accepted at this time.
Recorded March 2005 at A440 Studios, Minneapolis MN
Executive Producer: Eric Trelstad
Produced by Carolyn Kelm
Instrumental Tracks Produced by Guy Lemon
Vocals:
Theme song from Mister Ed - Eric Trelstad
Voice of Mister Ed - William Thomas
The Pretty Little Filly - William Thomas
Empty Feedbag Blues - William Thomas
Recorded, Engineered and Mixed by Paul Liebenow
Artwork and Graphic Design by Noiseland Industries
Special Thanks to: Mary and Kendall Cook, Charles Kelm, Ken Lundquist