Nursery Rhymes

Nursery Rhymes is a UK VHS release by Longman Video in 1982 that contains the made-for-video programme of nursery rhymes that is produced by AB+C for Longman Video.
The video itself was originally released pre-certed in January 1983, three years later in 1986 it was repackaged with a barcode and a BBFC "Uc" rated certificate with some manufacture and distribution by Pickwick Video Ltd.
==Description==
==List of Nursery Rhymes==
# Humpty Dumpty
# Mary Mary Quite Contrary
# Jack and Jill
# Goosey Goosey Gander
# Girls and Boys Come Out to Play
# Ring a Ring a Roses
# This is the Way the Ladies Ride
# Ride a Cock Horse
# Dance to Your Daddy
# One, Two Buckle My Shoe
# 1,2,3,4,5
# Simple Simon
# Oh Dear What Can the Matter Be?
# Hot Cross Buns
# Over the Hills and Far Away
# Tom Tom the Piper's Son
# The Grand Old Duke of York
# Little Boy Blue
# Hey Diddle Diddle
# Aiken Drum
# Lucy Locket
# Wee Willie Winkie
# Georgie Porgie
# Little Bo Peep
# Little Miss Muffet
# Doctor Foster
# Old King Cole
# Yankee Doodle
# Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush
# Soldier Soldier Won't You Marry Me?
# Pop Goes the Weasel
# It's Raining, It's Pouring
# There Was a Crooked Man
# Ding Dong Bell
# Old Macdonald Had a Farm
# This is the House that Jack Built
# There Was a Farmer Had a Dog
# Baa Baa Black Sheep
# This Little Piggy Went to Market
# To Market, To Market
# Pat a Cake, Pat a Cake
# Little Jack Horner
# Pease Porridge Hot
# Jack Spratt
# Taffy Was a Welshman
# Sing a Song of Sixpence
# Little Tommy Tucker
# Polly Put the Kettle On
# Hickory Dickory Dock
# Three Blind Mice
# A Was an Apple Pie
# Mary Had a Little Lamb
# See Saw Margery Daw
# I Love Little Pussy
# Monday's Child is Fair of Face
# There Was a Little Girl
# I Had a Little Nut Tree
# Pussy Cat, Pussy Cat Where Have You Been?
# Oranges and Lemons
# London Bridge
# London's Burning
# The Twelve Days of Christmas
# There Was an Old Woman
# Come Let's to Bed, Says Sleepy Head
# Diddle Diddle Dumpling
# Bye Baby Bunting
# Old Mother Hubbard
# Hush a Bye Baby
# The North Wind Doth Blow
# Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
==Credits==
*Assistant Director: Iain Patrick.
*Operator: Henry Marcuzzi
*Make-up by Vanessa Perry.
*Special props by Bob Seaton Ass.
*Animals by Formakin.
*Paper construction by Gill Campbell.
*Construction by Frank Seymour.
*Puppets from the The Little Angel Marionette Theatreoperated by Jane Tyson Eve, Lyndie Wright, John Roberts and John Wright.
*Costumes designed by Boo Beazley.made by Lyndsey Harris, John Bellwood, Rion Rowlands and Gwyneth Phillips.hates by Jane Ranken Smith.
*Illustrations from Tavistock, Jane Ashby, Janet Blakeley, Peter Ross and Jonathan Wolstenhome.
*Animation by Ramon Modiano.
*Videotape Editor: Ian Aiken.
*Film Editor: David Hillier.
*Vision Manager: Derek Oliver.
*Sound Engineer: Nick Griffiths.
*Director of Photography: Frank Tidy.
*Television facilities by Carlton Television.
*Film by Technicolor.
*Music by John Du PrezRecorded by Britannia Rowwith Isla St. Clair, Valentine Dyall, Floella Benjamin, Mike Berry, Shirley Collins,Martin Carthy, Percy Edwards, Bev Sage and the children of Britannia Row.
*Executive Producer: Patrick Hayes.
*Producer: Chris Webb.
*Associate Producer: Lizzie Nichols.
*Designed and directed by Michael Milburn-Foster.
*Produced by AB+C for Longman Video.
*© Longman Group Ltd 1982.All rights reserved for domestic home use only. Any unauthorised sale, copying, hiring, lending, exhibition,diffusion, public performance or other exploitation of this videogram is strictly prohibited.
==Trivia==
===1986 Release===
*The copyright warning, the Screen Legends logo (1986) and the Longman Video logo (1982) are the starting bits of the video just before the first nursery rhyme ("Humpty Dumpty") begins.
Category:Longman Video Ident (1982)
Category:UK VHS Releases
Category:Children's Videos by Longman
Category:VHS
Category:1980's VHS Releases‏‎
Category:1983 VHS Releases