If anyone has a copy of this, I'd love to see a picture of it, or perhaps buy a copy. Gerry Matthews provided the original voice for Sugar Bear which feature qualities … A point, perhaps, taken rather well, judging by the reviews for this ablum at RateYourMusic.com, which gives Presenting The Sugar Bears a 3.25-star rating out of a possible five based on four reviews to date. Not sure of an “extended version” but it plays in my head constantly. Question #108899. Your comments will appear right on this page
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It consists of sweetened puffed wheat.
Tags: TV Commercial. (01-01-2009), I'd be more than happy to shoot them to anyone who would like to email me. Linus lasted quite a while considering the objections that arose because the characters in the show were also in the commercials. I’ve been looking for a way to transfer my LP and now I don’t have to. Sugar Bear's voice, provided by Gerry Matthews for forty years, was in the style of a suave crooner like Bing Crosby or Dean Martin . Voices: Sheldon Leonard (Linus); Carl Reiner (Billy Bird); Ruth Buzzi (Granny Witch); Jesse White (Claudius Crow); Gerry Matthews (Sugar Bear); Bob McFadden (Lovable Truly, Rory Raccoon, So-Hi).
(06-22-2007), Lindsey
First, it's cut from the back of a cereal box. Makes me really nostalgic for bubblegum pop and AM radio. yes the 70's were great!!!!! This song was popular during my 9th grade year at Chester Junior High School in West Virginia and we danced and sang to it during our 9th grade party.
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I recently found it on Ebay; I now have two copies of the LP. Dreamworks .
So-Hi didn’t look/sound too bad to me, of course his segments on the show had him telling tales rather than to be a part of the cartoon himself outside the role of a narrator. I used to have this Lp!
serpa. Linus actually dates back to the late 1950s — but not for Crispy Critters. (Reiner also voiced several animated cartoons, including the Anatole segment of the 1966 Gene Deitch feature, Alice of Wonderland in Paris and Brutus and Brownie pilot for Ed Graham). A Product of National Musitime, Inc. Producer: Jimmy Bowen for Amos Productions. What is the connection between Singer Kim Carnes and Sugar Crisp cereal? As a tiny kid, I was so used to these "cereal box records," that when I found a Christmas decoration box with a circle printed on the back of it, I was sure that if I cut it out and put it on a record player it would also play music!
I think I had all of the Sugar Bear records.
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I definitely remember having the record, and do sort of remember the song.I also had a Bobby Sherman record with the song "Time" on it, which I also think came from the back of a bog of Super Sugar Crisp. Can anyone help? for everyone to see!
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I have yet to read a critical review that was positive. The interstitials were even more fun than the cartoons themselves, as they often featured Linus and Sugar Bear braving some peril or other.
Released in 1972. It’s a bubblegum oddity that can be compared to THE POPPY FAMILY or maybe the second BRADY BUNCH album. Despite the cost-saving measure of adding lyrics to license-free public domain songs, the orchestrations, choral work and overall production values are impressive. For $1,50 S+H You could’ve owned this soon to be Collector’s Album! Oh bliss. The songs are excellent representations of the genre, pure teenybopper tunes with “hooks” galore. Feb 22, 2017 - Explore Heather Zimmerman's board "Old cereal animals", followed by 164 people on Pinterest. I, too, am looking for an MP3 of "You Are the One". “Amos Productions”, listed on the Sugar Bears LP, was his (and Carnes’) first record label. I never forgot it, but I did mis-remember.
Bowen went to “the other side of the glass”., and you know the rest of the story.
I’m sure my town probably had Rice Krinkles otherwise. Sure, its more ‘product’ than ‘art’, but I’d have to say it’s easily one of the top-5 bubblegum albums. I never understood why keeping Flintstone product commercials off Flintstone shows, yet having them in other shows, made kids any less eager to want the things they were selling. Greg: Another book that might prove interesting, and might actually complement the book cited above is “Cerealizing America” by Scott Bruce and Bill Crawford (Faber and Faber, 1995). Any leads are welcome. Thanks, It’s So.
Coco Wheats. Here's a record that has it all. Does that mean that in a few decades there’ll be balloons that TV hosts will call “Mister Sponge” and “Spiky Hair Boy”?
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(06-25-2007), Dave
Last updated Sep 17 2009. I loved it and eventually bought it.
Eventually (thanks to ebay) I was able to get a copy of the 45,the cereal box record and 2 promo copies of the album Presenting The Sugar Bears.
In 1972, the Sugar Bears went 'outside the box' to release an actual album, Presenting The Sugar Bears. I would love to be able to download this song to my ipod. These cereals had varied histories as to other mascots and product configurations—the illustrated history colorfully chronicled in Tim Hollis’ superb book, Part of a Complete Breakfast: Cereal Characters of the Baby Boom Era.
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