1948 Little Toot (story two sides) - Don Wilson with Billy May & The Starlighters @the78prof72
1948 Little Toot (story two sides) - Don Wilson with Billy May & The Starlighters  @the78prof72
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Long-time at #1 on the Billboard “Best-Selling Children’s Records” chart, this story originated as one of the segments in Disney’s 1948 musical anthology film “Melody Time.” The song “Little Toot” was also recorded by the Sammy Kaye orchestra: youtu.be/0SrlyLTeO2Q

Transferred from 78rpm Capitol 25004 - Little Toot (Parts 1 & 2) by Don Wilson with The Starlighters, arranged & conducted by Billy May, adaptation by Alan Livingston, song “Little Toot” by Allie Wrubel
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1948 Little Toot (story--two sides) - Don Wilson with Billy May & The Starlighters

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