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The most recent post (
Two Versions of the Same Story - Robin Hood) was about how Disneyland Records had released two different versions of Robin Hood. I've now found a similar case with Sleeping Beauty (Catalog #301).

The covers of the two editions was noticeably different, unlike Robin Hood.

Version A	Version B

Again, the text and readers are different. Version A was published in 1965 and Version B was published in 1977.

You can flip through them side-by-side:

Last night I captured one of the records for Robin Hood (Catalog #365). I then went to scan the book in, but realized this copy was a little beat-up. I knew I had another copy in my collection, and figured that book might be in better shape for scanning. After a couple of scans, I realized that they were actually different.

Version A:	Version B:

One of the first subtle differences you might see in the above covers, is that the "SEE, HEAR, and READ" are printed in different colors. Digging deeper, I realized that the text inside the books is COMPLETELY different. Listening to the record also confirmed the differences, as one has a female storyteller and the other has a male voice.

I would have expected that they would have made a new catalog number for the vast changes they made. I will certainly be keeping a close eye out for other instances of this.

You can flip through them side-by-side: