Mickey Mouse Club 5 or 6 year old Girl Steelpicker

[Bill Ferguson]

Read the description on YouTube about this neat "but short" video sent to me by Mike Perlowin
Thanks Mike




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FZ5rWQ1jeo

Bill Ferguson

[Tommy Alexander]

I'd almost bet that if you could check this out, it would probably be Barbara Mandrell. Who know's?

[Mike Perlowin RIP]

I'd almost bet that if you could check this out, it would probably be Barbara Mandrell. Who know's?

It’s not Barbara. The girl's name is Jeannie Fealious. That's probably not the correct spelling. I've been unable to find out anything more about her.

The clip is from the original Mickey Mouse Club TV show. A few years ago I met one of the former Mouseketeers, so when they started re-running the show, I tuned in one day to see what she looked like as a child, and just happened to see this clip. I knew I had to get this on tape, so every day I watched the show, VCR primed and ready, till they re-ran that particular episode, and taped the clip.

I’d love to find her today and introduce her to our community and maybe bring her to the convention.

[Mike Perlowin RIP]

Bump, because she's so cute.

[Dave Van Allen]

wow! and to think folks went wild over George Benson singing along with his guitar lines on Masquerade...

[Colm Chomicky]

Fantastic! Also, reminds me of growing up in more simpler times.

[Debbie Johnley Glaub]

Hey Mike and Bill
Was curious myself..she was so young so did some research. Mike, you were close the correct spelling is Janey Fallis and sister Linda Fallis on guitar. They were on the Mickey Mouse show March 7, 1958, heres the url address I found it on.
http://www.originalmmc.com/winners.html

[Russ Wever]

Egad!

I did a double-take when I
saw who the winner was on
Jan 04, 1957 - this was a
while before the 'Gang' ;>)

~Russ

[Mike Perlowin RIP]

Debbie, thanks for finding the web site and the correct spelling of Janey's name. Maybe now we can find out more about her and whether or not she still plays.

Russ I'm also a little blown away by the fact that Steve Gadd was on the show. He's playing on one of my all time favorite recordings. ("Conceirto" by Jim Hall.)