There is a lot missing from my version and I recommend listening to Kenny Loggins’ song Return to Pooh Corner on his live 1993 album Outside: From The Redwoods or on his 1994 lullaby album titled Return to Pooh Corner, which has many Pooh songs.
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Hi Robert, this is great! Very enjoyable listen, thanks for sharing!
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That’s a sweet song Robert. I’m going to have to look at Kenny Loggins.
You’ve done a fine job with your recording.
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Willsie! Very much appreciate your support!
Thanks for pointing me here from the other thread, Robert! That was a delightful listen and I enjoyed it a lot. 
I’m not familiar with the tune or the albums you mentioned, but might have a look. Sounds interesting. Nice picking and use of palm mute in your version, Robert. Singing sounded fine as well.
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Super fun! So many cool songs to find. A good one to bring us back a bit.
Winnie the Pooh was written in 1926, but Kennie Loggins wrote “Return to Pooh Corner” when he was 17 yo, which would have been 1965, the year I was born.
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What a lovely song Robert! That was really an enjoyable listening, very well played and sung…thanks for sharing it! Now I’m going to listen to the version you mentioned.
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Jamolay, Thanks for the listen and your comments. 60s kids have a comforting perspective in life. We can handle these now days too! (Heffalumps and Woozles have zero power.)
Friends now!
(late) 60s kid here too!
That’s a very nice song and very well played and sung!
I’ll have to investigate into Kenny Loggins and and the two albums you mentioned!
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I ve always loved this song ! it s a rare gem !
it has the magic the original books have when you read them
So far I only know 1 radio who still broadcast it
I often wondered why nobody would play this one so big thanks for doing it !
and you do it well too 
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I love this! It’s so fun and well played and sung too
My daughter was obsessed with all things Winnie the Pooh for years when she was young. This really brought me back
It was very enjoyable! Thanks for sharing
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well done indeed. Great feeling. The confidence you’re showing helps make this a joy to listen to.
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I’m so glad I decided to hop in here and listen to your song! Such a fun performance. You did it all perfectly. Vocals, strumming and pick strums, palm muting. All of it, well done! I think I have heard the song before. I may take another listen to it now. Great job!
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Please encourage your daughter’s fascination with Winnie The Pooh. The stories are great for taking a step back, understanding things, and then doing your best. It’s also wonderful for later life parent-to-now-adult interaction. I play the song today as a wish and am thankful that good people like you enjoy it! Thanks for commenting and sharing life!
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I really appreciate all those positives. It was a great hug…that I really needed!
So, Thank You pkboo3 !!!
Excellent job man
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Thanks Josh! Your short vote: excellent … is appreciated!
I’m considering playing at a coffee shop. The Pooh song is so very, like lullaby, light. Me, I love most all music. Exception…being born in 60, I’m too old for some things. But still, I have a very wide genre range. What is your range? What music do you study, and then learn and perform? Share your links. _R