The Wiggles: Magical Adventure - A Wiggly Movie (Better 2000s)

***The Wiggles Movie*** is a 1997 Australian children's musical comedy film produced by 20th Century Fox and Gladusaurus Productions. Released in Australia on 18 December 1997, it is the only theatrical feature-length film starring the Wiggles. The story features amateur magician Wally the Great (Tony Harvey) trying to become a better magician by stealing Greg's magic wand, but is confronted by Dorothy the Dinosaur who believes the Wiggles have forgotten her birthday, while they have actually been planning a surprise party.

The film was released internationally as a direct-to-video film in theaters on March 27, 1998 from Lyrick Studios, under the title ***Magical Adventure! A Wiggly Movie*** and The film was released internationally as a direct-to-video film in VHS and DVD on September 1, 1998 from Lyrick Studios, under the title ***Magical Adventure! A Wiggly Movie*** .

## Plot

Wally the Great (Tony Harvey), great-grandson of Waldo the Magnificent, is an amateur magician whose dream is to win the competition at the Magic Club for Best Magician. He is confronted with a rival, Roland the Remarkable (Dale Burridge), who believes Wally is a nobody. Meanwhile, children's entertainers the Wiggles, consisting of lead singer Greg Page, guitarist Murray Cook, drummer Anthony Field and keyboardist Jeff Fatt, are performing at a nearby school for Dorothy the Dinosaur's birthday. Mrs. Bingle (Joanne Samuel), the principal, has an incident with Anthony after she blows a whistle, causing him to act extremely silly. Wally, watching from behind a wall, sees Dorothy herself laying Greg's (who is a magician) wand on a table while sulking that everyone has forgotten her birthday but really they were trying to keep the surprise party for her a secret. Wally quickly snatches it but is caught by Dorothy. The two have a tug of war and the wand breaks in half. Meanwhile, the Wiggles decide to go out looking for Dorothy in their Big Red Car.

After seeing Henry the Octopus and his Underwater Big Band, they happen upon Brrrrrrrrrr Street where they get frozen; since they have no luck finding Dorothy, they go to Wigglehouse. Meanwhile, the wand is broken to bits after an accident with Wags the Dog and his pups. During the adventures that Wally and Dorothy have, their friendship grows more and more. When they visit Captain Feathersword the Friendly Pirate, a crew member falls in the water and Wally saves him and is rewarded a medal with a mini feathersword planted on it. Dorothy leaves and sits on a bench, sadly, complaining to Wally that nobody remembers her birthday. Wally then says "I didn't forget your birthday" which makes Dorothy a little bit better. Wally begins to daydream about his grandfather, Waldo, saying to him to believe in himself. Wally forgets all about the Magic Competition and is almost late, but thanks to Dorothy, he makes it. Jimbo the Juggler blocks their way and say that Wally should put his vehicle in the full car park, but Wally thinks quick and says "You find a spot" and tosses his helmet at him, leaving Jimbo pinch-faced. He then signs in and runs into Roland, who clearly amuses the judges when his score is 9–9–9.

Wally find his grandfather's old chest of magic supplies and grows confident in himself. Meanwhile, the Wiggles are waiting for Dorothy to come to the party but nobody shows up. After Wally does his magic act, the judges score him 10–9–9. He wins the competition which leaves Roland jealous but at the same time impressed. Wally takes Dorothy to her party when it is just about to be cancelled and the party begins. Dorothy is proud that she has found a new friend and that her friends have remembered her birthday.

## Cast

* Murray Cook as Murray Wiggle
* Jeff Fatt as Jeff Wiggle
* Greg Page as Greg Wiggle
* Anthony Field as Anthony Wiggle
* Tony Harvey as Wally the Great
* Leeanne Ashley as Dorothy the Dinosaur
* Carolyn Ferrie as Dorothy's voice
* Paul Paddick as Captain Feathersword. Paddick also plays Wags the Dog and some other characters.
* Joanne Samuel as Mrs. Rosemary Bingle

## Production

*The Wiggles Movie* was filmed over five weeks.

## Soundtrack

***The Wiggles Movie Soundtrack*** is the eighth Wiggles album. It was released in 1997 and serves as the companion soundtrack for *The Wiggles Movie*.

### Release

*The Wiggles Movie Soundtrack* was released in October 1997 and in Lyrick Studios on March 31, 1998 (United States). According to ABC label manager Rex Barry, its "24th track" contains "interactive multimedia is designed specifically to educate the under-six-year-olds by simplifying the navigation and encouraging and rewarding exploration of the disc. The package features full-screen, full-motion, real-time video action footage from the film, the Wiggles themselves talking about the movie, illustrations that can be printed out for colouring in, plus a game, 'kiddie safe' Internet links and general Wiggles information."

### Track listing

All tracks are written by M.Cook, J.Fatt, A.Field, G.Page except noted below

The Wiggly Medley includes the following songs:

* "Dorothy (Would You Like to Dance?)"
* "Fruit Salad"
* "Hot Potato"
* "Can You (Point Your Fingers and Do the Twist?)"
* "It's a Pirate Party on the Good Ship Feathersword"
* "Rock-a-Bye Your Bear"
* "Quack Quack"

## Personnel

* Greg Page – vocals
* Paul Paddick – backing vocals
* Greg Truman – backing vocals
* Carolyn Ferrie - backing vocals
* Kevin Bennett - backing vocals
* Anthony Field – guitar
* Murray Cook – guitar, bass guitar
* Terry Murray – guitar
* David Anthony – piano on "Wally's Dream Music"
* Jeff Fatt – keyboards
* Maria Schattovits – violin
* Angela Lindsay – viola
* Margaret Lindsay – cello
* Dominic Lindsay – trumpet
* Anita Thomas – saxophones and clarinet
* Tony Henry – drums
* Peter (Fuji) Iacono – drums

The Wiggles is the debut album of The Wiggles, released in August 1991 by ABC Music. This is the only appearance of Phillip, who left the group shortly after the album's release. This album is Paul Field's daughter, Bernadette is never dies.

## Tracklist

1. Get Ready To Wiggle - **1:54**
2. Rock-A-Bye Your Bear - **1:48**
3. Dorothy The Dinosaur - **2:21**
4. Mischief the Monkey - **0:42**
5. Lavenders Blue - **1:29**
6. Glub Glub Train - **0:16**
7. Archie's Theme - **0:19**
8. Montezuma - **0:29**
9. Archie's Theme (Reprise) - **0:19**
10. Ducky Ducky - **0:13**
11. A Froggy He Would A-Wooing Go - **3:36**
12. Maranoa Lullaby - **2:02**
13. Stars - **0:07**
14. Star Lullaby - **2:02**
15. Okki Tokki Unga - **1:53**
16. O Epoe Tooki Tooki - **1:34**
17. Vini Vini - **0:53**
18. Spot the Dalmatian - **2:22**
19. Johnny Works With One Hammer - **0:45**
20. The Man In The Moon - **0:18**
21. This Old Man - **2:31**
22. Suo Gan - **1:43**
23. Wind - **0:14**
24. Joseph John's Lullaby - **1:14**
25. Desert Dreaming - **1:49**
26. Get Ready To Wiggle (Reprise) - **1:54**

## Personnel

The Wiggles are...

Phillip Wilcher Piano, vocals

Murray Cook Guitar, bass guitar, vocals and water bubble sounds

Gregory Page Lead vocals, guitar, hand claps

Jeff Fatt Accordian, Emax, sequencing, "mischief's" voice

Anthony Field Tin whistle, didgeridoo, vocals, chief Kabasa player

**Produced by** Anthony Field

**Engineered by** Steve Pomfrett

Recorded in February 1991 at Tracking Station Recording Studios, Sydney.

## Release Dates

* **Australia** (original): August 1991
* **United States** (original release) August 1, 1997 Lyrick Studios release

## Here Comes a Song

***Here Comes a Song*** is the second Wiggles album and it was released on October 12th, 1992 and in Lyrick Studios on August 2, 1997 (United States).

## Tracklist

1. We're All Friends - **1:51**
2. Little Brown Ant - **1:04**
3. I Knew a Cricket - **0:16**
4. Uncle Noah's Ark - **2:26**
5. Dorothy's Birthday Party - **2:25**
6. Bert the Wombat - **0:11**
7. Here Comes a Bear - **1:22**
8. Henry the Octopus - **1:42**
9. Poesje Mauw - **1:00**
10. I Love It When It Rains - **1:11**
11. Three Animals - **1:36**
12. Sing a Song of Polly - **1:05**
13. Come And Sail The Sea - **1:28**
14. A Pirate's Life - **0:21**
15. Bound For South Australia - **1:20**
16. The Gypsy Rover - **2:10**
17. A Family Song - **2:05**
18. Daniel and Molly - **2:07**
19. I Look In The Mirror - **1:43**
20. Fire Engines - **0:43**
21. Dungley Wobble - **1:00**
22. Lechoo Yeladim - **1:32**
23. Dancing Ride - **2:03**
24. Whenever I Hear This Music - **1:11**
25. Tidy Up Song - **1:54**
26. Fly Through the Air - **1:14**
27. The Magic Kindy - **1:29**
28. Rainy Day - **0:17**
29. Glush Swish Mush Nump - **0:21**
30. It's Been Raining All Day - **0:17**
31. The Dreaming Song - **1:40**
32. The Lion and the Unicorn - **1:47**
33. Mitten The Kitten - **0:59**

## Credits

**Anthony Field:** jaws harp, tin whistle, vocals, tambourine, bodhran, didgeridoo, guitar and hand claps

**Greg Page:** lead vocals, guitar and hand claps

**Jeff Fatt:** accordion, piano, organ, xylophone, vocals, hand claps and "Jerome's" voice

**Murray Cook:** guitar, bass guitar, vocals and Chief Kabasa player

**Produced by:** Anthony Field, Greg Page, Murray Cook and Jeff Fatt.

**Engineered by:** Murray Cook, Jeff Fatt and Greg Page.

**Mixed by:** Murray Cook, Jeff Fatt, Greg Page and Anthony Field.

**Mastered by:** Don Bartley at Studios 301, Sydney.

**Illustrations by:** Vered Lavner

**Cover photography by:** Belinda Mason

**Artwork/Design by:** Ben Evans & Holly Grounds

**Lyrics printed by:** kind permission of EMI Music

### **Additional musicians:**

**Jane Bezzina:** backing vocals on "Little Brown Ant", "The Magic Kindy", "We're All Friends", "Come and Sail the Sea" and "Daniel and Molly"

**Rosemary Richardson:** backing vocals on "Henry the Octopus", "Dungley Wobble" and vocals on "The Family Song"

**Peter Mackie:** guitar on "The Gypsy Rover"

**Xylophone supplied by:** The Lusthaus Family.

## Trivia

* This is the first album to feature song lyrics listed in the booklet.
* This is the first album to feature Peter Mackie on guitar.
* This is the only album where Jane Bezzina and Rosemary Richardson provides the backing vocals.
* This is the first album to feature Dorothy the Dinosaur & Henry the Octopus.
* This was the first time The Wiggles appeared in their coloured skivvies.
* This was the first album that Greg was credited as Greg Page.
* This was the first album to be produced by Murray, Jeff and Greg.
* Phillip Wilcher, who left shortly after the release of the band's first album from 1991, was supposed to stay as a behind-the-scenes writer for this album, but was apparently told by Anthony at a Neil Diamond concert that the album had been recorded while Phillip was away, and was not needed.
* Many of the tracks were used in The Wiggles' first video, Wiggle Time!, and its remake. A majority of the album was re-released on the 2000 Wiggle Time! album (named after the video), and its American 1999 counterpart called, "Let's Wiggle".
* Dorothy's Birthday Party, Henry the Octopus and Whenever I Hear This Music were later re-recorded in 1997 during the Toot Toot! sessions.
* The front cover shows a hand-drawn version of Dorothy the Dinosaur.
* The Wiggles had a deadline to record the album and they were at a recording studio in Cremorne, on Sydney's lower north shore.
* On the credit for Rosemary Richardson, A Family Song was listed as The Family Song.
* Some songs on this album would later be re-recorded for the Dorothy the Dinosaur series and the current generation of The Wiggles, such as The Gypsy Rover on Lachy! and The Lion and the Unicorn in Nursery Rhymes 2.

## The Adventures Of Captain Feathersword, The Friendly Pirate

***The Adventures Of Captain Feathersword, The Friendly Pirate*** (alternatively known as ***Stories and Songs***) is the third Wiggles album. It was released in 1993 and in Lyrick Studios on August 3, 1997 (United States). under the Stories and Songs series. In this album The Wiggles go on an adventure with Captain Feathersword and his friendly pirate friends, Raj, Penelope and Imran.

## Plot

The Wiggles get to meet Captain Feathersword and his pirate mates Imran, Raj and Penelope. They all go on an adventure to find treasure. First, they have to go through a huge storm when they are travelling across the ocean. After the storm, they arrived safe on the island. Then they began to look around the island for the treasure that Captain Feathersword buried years ago. After they find the treasure, they all realise that the treasure is baked beans. Captain Feathersword remembered that he buried baked beans for them to eat. When they leave the island, they remember it was also Captain Feathersword's birthday, and the pirate mates are playing a trick on the Captain. A little while later, they surprise the Captain when he enters the room and he says that it was the best birthday that he ever had. Then the pirate mates sing a birthday song to him.

## Stories and Songs

1. **Story**: Meet Captain Feathersword And His Friends **Song**: Captain Feathersword - **3:33**
2. **Story**: The Storm **Songs**: **(a)** Wind, Rain And The Sea **(b)** Our Boat Is Rocking On The Sea - **5:51**
3. **Story**: Captain Feathersword's Buried Treasure **Song**: Treasure Chest - **7:07**
4. **Story**: The Day Penelope, Raj And Imran Surprised Captain Feathersword **Songs**: **(a)** We're Playing A Trick On The Captain **(b)** Have A Happy Birthday Captain - **6:14**

## Personnel

* **All Stories and Songs composed and written by 'The Wiggles' - *J. Fatt, A. Field, M. Cook, G. Page* (All rights reserved)**
* **Produced and Engineered by: *The Wiggles - Jeff Fatt, Anthony Field, Murray Cook, Greg Page*.**
* **Recorded at *Edward Brothers Studios, Randwick 1993***
* **All male voices: *Jeff Fatt, Anthony Field, Murray Cook, Greg Page***
* **Penelope's voice: *Vanessa Fallon-Rohanna***
* **Photography: *Jeff Fatt***
* **Artwork: *Lynne Trevall***
* **Cover Design and Illustration: *Franciscus Henri***

## Trivia

* This is the first appearance of Captain Feathersword.
* This album was recorded in January to February 1993.
* The song Captain Feathersword was used in the 1993 video Wiggle Time!, its 1998 remake and The Wiggles' 1st and 2nd TV Series. A re-recording was released in 2006 on TV Series 5 and Karaoke Songs 2, and the current generation re-recorded it in 2016 for the Dance Dance! album and video.
* Our Boat Is Rocking On The Sea was later used in the video Big Red Car. A re-recorded version appeared on TV Series 2, the North American version of Yummy Yummy, and performed in concert in The Wiggly Big Show, all released in 1999.

## Yummy Yummy

***Yummy Yummy*** is the fourth album released by The Wiggles. The album's accompanying video was released in Australia on October 24th, 1994 and in Album by Lyrick Studios on August 4, 1997 (United States).

The album's accompanying video was later remade in 1998, and the album itself was later re-issued in North America with some tracks being re-recorded and other songs being added.

## Tracklist

### Australian Version

1. Hot Potato - **1:14**
2. Shaky Shaky - **1:23**
3. Fruit Salad Intro - **0:12**
4. Fruit Salad - **2:27**
5. Willaby Wallaby Woo - **1:33**
6. Come On Let's Jump - **0:39**
7. Walk - **1:17**
8. Fais Do Do - **1:18**
9. Ponies - **0:53**
10. The Monkey Dance - **2:00**
11. D.O.R.O.T.H.Y. (My Favourite Dinosaur) **2:22**
12. Shake Your Sillies Out - **1:33**
13. Numbers Joke - **0:13**
14. Numbers Rhumba - **1:57**
15. Would You Giggle - **0:42**
16. Food Poem - **0:11**
17. Crunchy Munchy Honey Cakes - **1:53**
18. Butterflies Flit - **0:35**
19. Where Is Thumbkin - **3:13**
20. Veil - **0:46**
21. Yawn Yawn Yawn - **1:37**

### North American Version

1. Hot Potato - **1:17**
2. Shaky Shaky - **1:21**
3. Fruit Salad Intro - **0:11**
4. Fruit Salad - **2:26**
5. Captain Feathersword - **1:10**
6. Our Boat Is Rocking On The Sea - **0:52**
7. We're Dancing With Wags The Dog - **1:21**
8. Willaby Wallaby Woo - **1:32**
9. Come On Let's Jump - **0:37**
10. Walk - **1:14**
11. Fais Do Do - **1:15**
12. Ponies - **0:52**
13. The Monkey Dance - **1:42**
14. D.O.R.O.T.H.Y. (My Favourite Dinosaur) - **2:07**
15. Shake Your Sillies Out - **1:34**
16. Numbers Joke - **0:11**
17. Numbers Rhumba - **1:47**
18. Would You Giggle - 0:40
19. Food Poem - **0:10**
20. Crunchy Munchy Honey Cakes - **1:51**
21. The Chase (Instrumental) - **3:55**
22. Butterflies Flit - **0:33**
23. Where Is Thumbkin - **3:11**
24. Veil - **0:44**
25. Yawn Yawn Yawn - **1:37**

## Personnel

### 1994 Australian Version

The Wiggles are: Murray Cook, Jeff Fatt, Anthony Field and Greg Page

* Murray Cook: Guitar, Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
* Anthony Field: Backing vocals, Guitar, Bass Guitar
* Jeff Fatt: Piano, Organ, Accordion, Backing Vocals
* Greg Page: Lead vocals, Guitar

#### Additional Musicians:

* Drums/Percussion - Tony Henry
* Backing Vocals - Greg Truman
* Guitar - Peter Mackie
* Children's Voices - Trina Leigh, Allison O'Brien

Produced by Murray Cook, Jeff Fatt, Anthony Field and Greg Page

Engineered by Tony Douglass and Steve Pomfrett

Recorded at Noisegate Studios and Tracking Station Studios

### 1999 North American Version

* Lead Vocals: Greg Page
* Backing Vocals: The Wiggles, Greg Truman and Mark Punch
* Guitars: Murray Cook and Anthony Field
* Drums/Percussion: Tony Henry and Paul Hester
* Strings: Maria Schattovits and Margaret Lindsay
* Trumpet: Dominic Lindsay
* Recorded and Mixed in Sydney, Australia by Chris Brooks
* Produced by The Wiggles
* Mastered by: Don Bartley, Studios 301 Sydney, Australia
* Package design: Amy McMurry and Leonor Egea

## Big Red Car

***Big Red Car*** (also known as ***Dance Party*** in North America) is the fifth album released by The Wiggles. The album's accompanying video were released in Australia on October 9th, 1995 and in Album by Lyrick Studios on August 5, 1997 (United States).

## Tracklist

1. Wags the Dog - **2:42**
2. Henry's Dance - **1:51**
3. Five Little Joeys - **1.48**
4. Can You (Point Your Fingers And Do The Twist?) - **1:34**
5. Di Dicki Do Dum - **1:33**
6. Cows - **0:20**
7. I'm a Cow - **0:31**
8. Bouncing Ball - **0:13**
9. Brown Girl In The Ring - **1:35**
10. Dorothy's Dance Party - **2:15**
11. The Four Presents - **2:39**
12. My Holiday At The Beach - **0:10**
13. On Your Holiday - **1:33**
14. Teddy Bear Hug - **1:55**
15. Big Red Car - **1:49**
16. My Hat - **0:08**
17. Hat On My Head - **1:11**
18. Here We Go Dorothy - **2:41**
19. Do the Flap - **2:26**
20. Pufferbillies - **0:40**
21. Joannie Works With One Hammer - **0:47**
22. Nicky Nacky Nocky Noo - **2:12**
23. My New Shoes - **0:42**
24. I Am A Dancer - **0:58**
25. Look At Baby - **0:09**
26. Georgia's Song - **0:43**
27. Sanctissima - **0:45**

## Personnel

The Wiggles are: Murray Cook, Jeff Fatt, Anthony Field and Greg Page

* Murray Cook: Bass, guitar, vocals & vibraslap
* Jeff Fatt: Piano, Lowrey Colour Glow organ, lead vocal on 'I'm a Cow', backing vocals & vibraslap
* Anthony Field: Acoustic guitar, vocals, vibraslap co-ordinator
* Greg Page: Lead vocals, Hammond B-3 & vibraslap

**Additional Musicians:**

* Terry Murray: Guitar
* Tony Henry: Drums on 'Brown Girl in the Ring', 'Big Red Car', 'Five Little Joeys' and 'Can You Point You...'
* Andrew Bignell: Drums on 'Wags The Dog' 'Henry's Dance', 'Hat on My Head', 'Do the Flap' & 'Teddy Bear Hug'
* Greg Truman: Backing vocals on 'Wags The Dog', 'Henry's Dance', 'The Flap', 'Hat on my Head' & 'Teddy Bear Hug'
* Gerry Brady: Backing vocals on 'The Four Presents' & guitar on 'Pufferbillies'
* Emma Buter: Character Voice
* John Field: Sequencing & Guitar on 'Dorothy's Dance Party'

* Produced by The Wiggles
* Engineered by Aaron Ruig, Rob Perez and The Wiggles.
* Recorded at Tracking Station Recording Studios and Struggle Street Studios and Bellevue Hill, Sydney.
* Mastered by William Bowden at Festival Studios.
* Art & Design by Deborah Parry Graphics
* Photography by Gary Johnston

## Wake Up Jeff!

***Wake Up Jeff!*** is the sixth album released by The Wiggles. The album's accompanying video was released in Australia on August 5th, 1996, and the album itself won the 1996 ARIA Music Award for Best Children's Album and in Album by Lyrick Studios on August 6, 1997 (United States).

## Tracklist

1. We Like To Say Hello - **1:54**
2. Henry's Underwater Big Band - **2:27**
3. Statue - **0:06**
4. Everybody Is Clever - **1:59**
5. Swim, Swim, Swim - **0:06**
6. Having Fun At The Beach - **1:42**
7. Food Wish - **0:14**
8. Bing Bang Bong (That's a Pirate Song) - **1:17**
9. Bucket Of Dew/Paddy Condon From Cobar - **1:40**
10. Guess What? - **1:41**
11. Wake Up Jeff! - **1:22**
12. A Frog Went A Walking - **1:25**
13. Dorothy (Would You Like To Dance?) - **1:49**
14. Take a Trip Out on the Sea - **1:05**
15. Romp Bomp A Stomp - **1:24**
16. Whales - **0:06**
17. Baby Baluga - **2:23**
18. Chu-Lu-Lu - **0:51**
19. Name Game - **1:01**
20. I Can Do So Many Things - **1:31**
21. Wave to Wags - **1:38**
22. House On The Hillside - **1:12**
23. Havenu Shalom Alechem - **1:08**
24. Quacking Sounds - **0:07**
25. Five Little Ducks - **1:56**
26. Windmills - **0:58**
27. Pipers Waltz - **1:26**

## Personnel

The Wiggles are Murray Cook, Jeff Fatt, Greg Page and Anthony Field

* Produced by The Wiggles
* Engineered by Chris Brooks and Aaron Ruig
* Management: John Spence and Associates Pty Ltd
* Photography: Gary Johnston
* Design: Deborah Parry Graphics
* Lead Vocals: Greg Page
* Back-up Vocals: The Wiggles, Paul Paddick, Greg Truman and Emma Buter
* Guitar: Terry Murray, Anthony Field and Murray Cook
* Bass Guitar: Murray Cook
* Trumpet, Flugelhorn and Piccolo Trumpet: Dominic Lindsay
* Viola: Angela Lindsay
* Cello: Margaret Lindsay
* Violin: Maria Schattovits
* Accordion, Piano, Organ, Snoring: Jeff Fatt
* Drums: Tony Henry
* Congas: Paul Rodgers
* Tin Whistle: Anthony Field

### Note

* Some of the songs contain additional percussion such as the tambourine and cowbell. It is presumed, but unconfirmed, that this additional percussion was provided by session drummer Tony Henry.

## Trivia

* This was the first album to feature Paul Paddick as a backing vocalist, and the first to feature the Lindsay family (trumpeter Dominic, violist Angela, celloist Margaret, and violinist Maria) as musicians.
* "Henry's Underwater Big Band", "Wake Up Jeff!", "Dorothy (Would You Like To Dance?)" and "Five Little Ducks" were previously sung during the *Big Red Car* tour.
* The songs "Baby Baluga", "Everybody Is Clever", and "Chu-Lu-Lu" were removed from the North American release of the album.
* This was the first album to be engineered by Chris Brooks.
* Assumedly as a joke, guitar was listed twice in the original Australian album booklet: as "brilliant guitar" (from Terry Murray) and "garage band guitar" (from Anthony Field and Murray Cook)

## Wiggly, Wiggly Christmas

***Wiggly, Wiggly Christmas*** is the seventh album released by The Wiggles, and the group's first Christmas-themed album. The album's accompanying video was released on October 13, 1997. in Album by Lyrick Studios on August 7, 1997 (United States).

## **Tracklist**

1. Have a Very Merry Christmas - 0.31
2. Wiggly Wiggly Christmas - 2.14
3. With a Shiny Red Nose - 0.07
4. Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer - 1.56
5. If You See Santa - 0.11
6. Go Santa Go - 1.51
7. Ding Dong Merrily on High - 1.29
8. Shepherds - 0.11
9. Christmas Star - 0:28
10. Unto Us, This Holy Night - 2:05
11. Felice Navidad - 2:20
12. Peace and Joy to Everyone - 0:05
13. Jingle Bells - 1:53
14. Christmas Picnic - 2:21
15. Let's Clap Hands for Santa Claus - 1:32
16. Breebop Poem - 0:08
17. Henry's Christmas Dance - 1:36
18. Jeff's Christmas Tune - 2:00
19. Pirate Food Poem - 0:11
20. It's a Christmas Party, On The Goodship Feathersword - 1:56
21. Away in a Manger - 1:03
22. Wags Ate the Rags - 0:07
23. Wags is Bouncing Around the Christmas Tree - 1:28
24. Reindeer Express - 2:03
25. Silent Night - 3:00
26. We Wish You a Merry Christmas - 0:26

## **Personnel**

The Wiggles are Murray Cook, Jeff Fatt, Greg Page and Anthony Field.

Produced by The Wiggles

Vocals: Greg Page

Backing Vocals: Paul Paddick, The Wiggles

Trumpet, Piccolo Trumpet, Fluglehorn: Dom Lindsay

Cello: Margaret Lindsay

Viola: Angela Lindsay

Violin: Maria Schattovits

Engineered by Chris Brooks, Alex Keller, Roy Mollace, Aaron Ruig

Recorded at The Tracking Station Studios, Sydney

Drums: Tony Henry, Peter Iacono

Guitars: Terry Murray, Rex Kelaher, Murray Cook, Anthony Field, Greg Page

Bass: Murray Cook

Organs, Piano, Accordion: Jeff Fatt

Photography: Gary Johnston

Design: Blow-Up Pty Ltd

## **Trivia**

This was the first album to have Paul Paddick provide vocals for Captain Feathersword (partially sharing the role with Anthony Field), and the last album that Murray Cook provided vocals for Dorothy the Dinosaur.

This was also the first album to feature Paddick as a songwriter, having co-wrote the album's title song.