Alan-A-Dale

Alan-A-Dale is one of the protagonist of the Robin Hood legend and its many adaptations.
He is one of Robin Hood's merry men and plays music for them.
In the 1973 version, he is voiced by the late Roger Miller. In Long Live Robin Hood, he is played by the late Mark Damon.
== Background ==
Alan-A-Dale is based off of the minstrel with the same name from the many Robin Hood legends, here he is depicted as a rooster and functions as the narrator of the story and tells it in song form, he is always seen playing his lute.
== Appearances ==
He first appears in the opening credits sequence where he introduces himself and tells the story of Robin Hood, stating that "We folks at the animal kingdom have our own version." He begins during the part where Robin Hood and Little John are fleeing from the Sheriff of Nottingham and the Wolf Arrowmen, during his song sequence "Oo-De-Lally".
== Trivia ==
* His name is referred to only once in the film, in the introduction part of the film, in the credits he is named simply "The Rooster".
==See also==
*Alan-a-Dale on Wikipedia
*Alan-A-Dale on Disney Wiki
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