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Sign up todayTicklepot Episodes 1 - 5
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Learn moreSing along to all of your favourite iconic songs by Peter Combe in Ticklepot: Episodes 1–5, including: Thelma Brown, 12345, Wash Your Face in Orange Juice, Hammer in the Nails, Chops & Sausages and Happy as Larry
Join Peter and Monkey (and their friends Parrot and Tortoise, too!) on their fun adventures.
1. THEME SONG
2. A VISIT TO THELMA BROWN’S HOUSE
Peter and Monkey are surprised to discover who else lives there.
3. HOW MANY FINGERS ON YOUR HAND?
Monkey learns some unusual ways of counting up to five.
4. PETER & MONKEY MEET MR CLICKETTY CANE
... and learn about washing your face in orange juice and other strange things.
5. A VERY BUSY DAY
Mrs Gigglepot is building a house and needs Peter and Monkey’s help.
6. PARROT AND TORTOISE COME OVER FOR A BARBECUE
Monkey, Parrot and Tortoise have an argument ... but all is well in the end.
These episodes feature Henry Salter as Monkey, Dulcie Davenport as Parrot, Daphne Gray as Tortoise, Heather Steen as Storyteller and other characterisations.
Peter’s career began with Music Time for BBC Television in London. In 1987, his Toffee Apple album became the first children’s recording to be awarded an ARIA, followed by ARIAs for Newspaper Mama and Live & Rocking. His songs are catchy, rich in both musical and lyrical content, quirky, often simple but sometimes quite sophisticated and irresistibly singable. In 2005 his CD, Wake up it’s Christmas was the first ever children’s CD to be voted ABC Radio National’s Album of the Week.
Peter’s career began with Music Time for BBC Television in London. In 1987, his Toffee Apple album became the first children’s recording to be awarded an ARIA, followed by ARIAs for Newspaper Mama and Live & Rocking. His songs are catchy, rich in both musical and lyrical content, quirky, often simple but sometimes quite sophisticated and irresistibly singable. In 2005 his CD, Wake up it’s Christmas was the first ever children’s CD to be voted ABC Radio National’s Album of the Week.
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