Vintage Disney Music on iTunes!!!!!

[goofystitch]

As was reported on the front page, in honor of Walt Disney Records 50th anniversary, they are releasing vintage records for digital download. I felt that a thread should be made listing all of the albums available as well as track listings. So here they are:

The two major releases are two volumes of the Walt Disney Records Archive Collection. The first volume is worthwhile due to it's large number of unreleased songs, but the second volume is more modern and a Disney music collector would likely have most of the songs on it. It reuses many Disney Mania songs. They are $9.99 each. Each contains 25 songs, so instead of listing them all, I will list the songs that aren't available on other albums.
Volume 1
1.) "The Ballad of Davy Crockett" by The Wellingtons
6.) "All in the Golden Afternoon" by Darlene Gillespie
7.) "Little April Shower" by Camaratta
8.) "Saddle Up" by Stan Jones
12.) "Let's Get Together" by Annette Funicello
13.) "Pollyanna Song" by Hayley Mills
14.) "Noah's Ark" by Cliff Edwards
15.) "The Headless Horseman" by Thurl Ravencroft
18.) "Chim Chim Cher-ee" by Louis Prima
19.) "I'm Blue For You (Boo Boo Boo Boo)" by Skip Farrell
20.) "It's a Small World" by Maurice Chavalier
21.) "The Bare Necessities" by Louis Armstrong
22.) "Wringle Wrangle" by Fess Parker
23.) "The Phony King of England" by Louis Prima
24.) "What? No Mickey Mouse?" by Phil Harris
25.) Disco Mickey Mouse

Volume 2
1.) "Dueling Quackers" by Donald Duck and Goofy
2.) "Minnie Mouse" by Sparks
3.) "Gwarsh Golly Goofy" by Little Richard
5.) "Rising Early in the Morning" by Alan Mebane
6.) "Winnie the Pooh" by The Cheiftans
8.) The Tiki Tiki Tiki Room (Macarena Dance Version) by Hylan & Marinangeli
9.) "A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes" by Linda Ronstadt
10.) "Part of Your World" by Olivia Newton-John
11.) "The Tigger Bop" by Peter Frampton
17.) "When I See an Elephant Fly" by Robbie Fulks


The bigest release for me is the "Summer Magic" soundtrack, something I've been waiting for for a long time. It is $9.99 and here is the track listing:
1.) Overture
2.) Railroad Rag
3.) Flitterin'
4.) Beautiful Bulah
5.) The Ugly Bug Ball
6.) Pink of Perfection
7.) Summer Magic
8.) Beautiful Bulah (reprise)
9.) Femininity
10.) Flitterin' (reprise)
11.) On the Front Porch
12.) Finale

Three Annette Funnicello albums were added. Each are $9.99
Annette 1960
1.) Tall Paul
2.) My Heart Becomes of Age
3.) Don't Jump to Conclusions
4.) Lonely Guitar
5.) It Took Dreams
6.) Wild Willie
7.) Jo-Jo the Dog-Faced Boy
8.) How Will I Know My Love
9.) Ma, He's Making Eyes at Me
10.) Especially For You
11.) That Crazy Place in Outer Space
12.) Love Me Forever

Hawaiianette 1960
1.) Hawaiianette
2.) Pinapple Princess
3.) Hikilau Song
4.) Blue Hawaii
5.) Song of the Islands
6.) Now is the Hour
7.) (Every Night is) Date Night in Hawaii
8.) Blue Muu Muu
9.) Mua Cha Cha Cha
10.) My Little Grass Shack
11.) Holiday in Hawaii
12.) Aloha Oe

Annette's Beach Party 1963
1.) Beach party
2.) Treat Him Nicely
3.) Don't Stop Now
4.) Promise Me Anything
5.) Secret Surfing Spot
6.) Song of the Islands
7.) California Sun
8.) The Battle of San Onifre
9.) Swingin' and Surfin'
10.) (Every Night is) Date Night in Hawaii
11.) Surfing Luau
12.) Pinapple Princess

There are two records from the Mickey Mouse Club.
Musical Highlights from the Mickey Mouse Club Show $11.99
1.) Mickey Mouse Club March
2.) The Mousketerrs March
3.) Fun With Music
4.) Today is Tuesday
5.) Anything Can Happen
6.) I'm No Fool (On a Bike)
7.) Here Comes the Chorus
8.) Animals and Clowns
9.) You, The Human Animal
10.) Simple Simon
11.) Happy Mouse
12.) Talent Roundup
13.) Beauty is as Beauty Does
14.) We're the Mouseketeers
15.) Stop, Look and Listen
16.) I'm No Fool (As a Pedestrian)
17.) May I Have a Word With You
18.) Proverbs: Smile and Face the Music
19.) Do What the Good Book Says
20.) Mousekartoon Time
21.) Donald Duck
22.) Quack! Quack! Quack! Donald Duck
23.) Safety First
24.) I'm No Fool (In Water)
25.) A Mousket Thought
26.) Mickey Mouse Club, Alma Mater

Walt Disney Presents Songs from the Mickey Mouse Club Serials 1958 $9.99
1.) How Will I Know My Love
2.) Annette
3.) Meetin' at the Malt Shop
4.) Buckwheat Cakes
5.) My Pa
6.) Hap-Hap-Happy Snowaman
7.) Gold Dubloons and Pieces of Eight
8.) What I Want to Be Theme
9.) Don't Jump to Conclusions
10.) Theme from Spin and Marty
11.) Tripple R Song (Yippi-A, Yippi-I, Yippi-O)
12.) Undle Dan
13.) Moochie
14.) Boys of the Western Sea

Three albums of three different artists singing favorite songs as well as a few of their favorites were added. The only artists album that is only Disney songs is Mary Martin's. Burl Ives and Rex Allen both mix a few Disney songs with classic childrens/country songs respectively.
Burl Ives Chim Chim Cheree and Other Children's Choices 1964 $9.99
1.) Chim Chim Cheree
2.) Swinging on a Star
3.) Funicela Funicala
4.) Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf
5.) Polly Wolly Doodle
6.) Let's Go Fly a Kite
7.) A Spoonful of Sugar
8.) Constantinople
9.) Lavender Blue, Dilly, Dilly
10.) Mairzy Dotes
11.) Got the World by the Tail
12.) Ilky More Bar'tat

Mary Martin Hi-Ho 1959 $9.99
1.) Heigh-Ho
2.) Lavender Blue
3.) One Song
4.) Whistle While You Work
5.) I'm Wishing
6.) I Bring You a Song
7.) With a Smile and a Song
8.) Some Day My Prince Will Come
9.) The Magic Song (Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo)
10.) When You Wish Upon a Star
11.) I'm Late

Rex Allen Sings 16 Favorite Songs
1.) Lazy River
2.) The Little Old Church in the Vally
3.) I Love You So Much it Hurts
4.) The Streets of Laredo
5.) Gotta Travel On
6.) I Can't Stop Loving You
7.) Swamp Fox
8.) The Lillies Grow High
9.) Forever and Ever
10.) Morgen (One More Sunrise)
11.) Say One More For Me
12.) Pretty Irish Girl
13.) Who Shot the Hole in My Sombrero?
14.) I'm the Man
15.) I Could Care Less
16.) Staying Young

Next comes four records released as companions to the soundtrack of the animated feature from which they originated. There is one for "Alice in Wonderland," "The Little Mermaid," "The Lion King," and "Toy Story 2." Each is $9.99
Alice in Wonderland by Camaratta 1957
1.) Alice in Wonderland
2.) In a World of My Own
3.) I'm Late
4.) The Caucus Race
5.) How D'Ye Do and Shake Hands
6.) The Walrus and the Carpenter
7.) All in the Golden Afternoon
8.) Alice in Wonderland
9.) Twas Brilling
10.) Very Good Advice
11.) Unbirthday Song
12.) March of the Cards
13.) Finale

Disney's Sebastian 1990
1.) Arise
2.) Three Little Birds
3.) You Can Get it if You Really Want It
4.) Music Sweet
5.) Hot, Hot, Hot
6.) Under the Sea
7.) Dancing Mood
8.) Dance the Day Away
9.) Day-O (The Bananna Boat Song)
10.) Take This Song
11.) Jamaica Farewell

Rythem of the Pridelands 1995
1.) He Lives in You
2.) Hakuna Matatta
3.) The Lion Sleeps Tonight
4.) Kube
5.) Le Halalela
6.) It's Time
7.) One By One
8.) Warthog Rhapsody
9.) Lala
10) Busa
11.) Noyana

Woody's Round-Up 2000
1.) Woody's Round-Up
2.) Act Naturally
3.) Jessie, the Yodelling Cowgirl
4.) The Ballad of Bullseye
5.) You've Got a Friend in Me
6.) Hey Howdy Hey
7.) My Favorite Toys
8.) How Does She Yodel?
9.) The Prospector Polka
10.) You've Got a Friend in Me (Instrumental)
11.) "One, Two, Three" Said the Prospector
12.) Home on the Range
13.) To Infinity and Beyond

The last five albums don't fit into a category, so they are in the miscilleaneous list.

Professor Ludwig Von Drake 1961 $6.93
1.) I'm Ludwig Von Drake
2.) The Spectrum Song
3.) Green With Envy Blues
4.) It Gets You
5.) Von Drake Variations on "The Blue Danube"
6.) Professor Von Drake Discourses On Sound Recording and Takes You On an Adventure In an Echo Chamber
7.) An Operatic Version on a Theme from "Cinderella"

Walt Disney Takes You to Disneyland 1955 $4.95 (Disneyland Records first record)
1.) Overture- Main Street U.S.A.
2.) Adventureland
3.) Frontierland
4.) Tomorrowland
5.) Fantasyland

Ukelele Ike Sings Again $9.99 (sung by Cliff Edwards, voice of Jimminy Cricket)
1.) Singin' in the Rain
2.) I'll See You in My Dreams
3.) I'm Sorry I Made You Cry
4.) K-K-K-Katy/When You Wore a Tulip
5.) Sleepy Time Gal/At Sundown/I Cried for You
6.) Ja Da
7.) June Night
8.) Darktown Strutter's Ball
9.) Sunday
10.) Swingin' Down the Lane
11.) Toot, Toot, Tootsie Goodbye/No, No, Nora/Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue
12.) Sunday (Single Version)

Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings $9.99
1.) Beauty and the Beast
2.) Some Day My Prince Will Come
3.) If I Never Knew You
4.) So This Is Love
5.) Love is a Song
6.) Bella Notte
7.) Can You Feel the Love Tonight
8.) A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes
9.) A Whole New World
10.) Endless Night
11.) Part of Your World
12.) Something There
13.) Lavender Blue (Dilly Dilly)
14.) When You Wish Upon a Star

Also, I came across a few more albums.
Mickey Mouse Disco 1979 $8.91
1.) Disco Mickey Mouse
2.) Welcome to Rio
3.) The Greatest Band
4.) Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah (disco)
5.) Macho Duck
6.) Moust Trap
7.) Watch Out Goofy!
8.) It's a Small World (disco)
9.) Chim Chim Cher-ee

A Child's Garden of Verses 1955 $9.99
A collection of 20 peoms set to song. I hadn't heard of any of them and none of them are particularly Disney oriented. All songs are sung by Beverly Gile. This album holds the least amount of interest for me out of all of the Disney albums released. From the clips I've heard, the songs would be best used for nostalgia purposes for anyone who listened to it as a kid.

[edsouth]

The Archives Collection Volume One is fantastic. There are some great alternative versions of some classic Disney tunes. The arrangement on Little April Showers is real swinging, so is the tune by Mary Martin. Cliff Edwards take on Singing in the Rain is a Showstopper!

They really did a good job of picking tunes that flowed together real nicely. It's a lively, upbeat listen all the way through. Absolutely worth the ten bucks!

I'm going to pick up the Alice in Wonderland soundtrack they are offering based on the great sample they provide on the Archives collection!

[goofystitch]

I've already purchased the archives collection volume 1 as well as Ludwig Von Drake and Summer Magic. I already own Walt Disney Takes You to Disneyland. I plan to eventually pick up the Alice in Wonderland by Camarata, Mary Martin Hi-Ho, and Sebastian. I will possibly get volume 2, or just buy the songs I want since I have over half of them already. I might also get the MMC ones, especially the serials.

[Escapay]

9.) "A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes" by Linda Ronstadt
10.) "Part of Your World" by Olivia Newton-John

These two are available on the "Disney Wishes!" CD (not to be confused with the Wishes fireworks soundtrack CD), which is pretty much Disney Mania with established adult artists (except Jesse McCartney and the *ugh* Disney Princesses)

Track Listing:
1. A Whole New World - Peabo Bryson/Regina Belle
2. Someday My Prince Will Come - Barbra Streisand
3. Can You Feel the Love Tonight - Elton John
4. Your Heart Will Lead You Home - Kenny Loggins
5. You'll Be In My Heart - Phil Collins
6. When you Wish Upon A Star - Jesse McCartney
7. A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes - Linda Rondstadt
8. The Bare Necessities - Tony Bennett
9. Baby Mine - Bette Midler
10. You've Got a Friend in Me - Randy Newman
11. If You Can Dream - Disney Princesses
12. My Funny Friend and Me - Sting
13. Part of Your World - Olivia Newton-John
14. Make a Wish - Kevin Sharp
15. Wishes - Peabo Bryson/Kimberly Locke, with Jim Brickman

It's a pretty good CD, though I've only seen it in the parks. My one gripe is the inclusion of the Disney Princess song, which has a nice message, but just feels so out of place among the other established artists. Ditto for McCartney. He's got a good voice, but it just doesn't make sense to include him in this line-up, when he's better suited for Disney Mania.

Escapay

[Flanger-Hanger]

OMG SUMMER MAGIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I really hope Babes in Toyland comes in January

[goofystitch]

Escapay wrote:

These two are available on the "Disney Wishes!" CD (not to be confused with the Wishes fireworks soundtrack CD), which is pretty much Disney Mania with established adult artists (except Jesse McCartney and the *ugh* Disney Princesses)

I know, but that compilation isn't on iTunes and those two songs were among the top 5 best selling on volume 2, so I figured I would add them.

Flanger-Hanger wrote:

I really hope Babes in Toyland comes in January

Me too. I'm surprised it wasn't in this first wave seeing as it's a Christmas themed film and the soundtrack from Disneyland sells on ebay for $40+. I've been dying to have all the music for that for years. All I have is "Castle in Spain" from the Disney Classics set. I had almost half of the songs from "Summer Magic" from compilations, but I'm glad to have the whole thing now. Also, "Professor Ludwig Von Drake" is HYSTERICAL and I highly reccomend it to everyone. It's under $7.

[RyougaLolakie]

OMG!!!

I'm soooo excited for "Ukulele Ike Sings Again" and "Walt Disney Records Archive Collection" volume I! Maybe I can get "Musical Highlights on Mickey Mouse Club" album, but I'll see when my mother has the money to buy it on Itunes.

[goofystitch]

Well, it's finally January. The month that Disney promised to release more obscure records to iTunes and they held up to their word. A special thanks goes out to Luke for alerting us of all the releases on the home page. Tuesday (1/16/2007) brought 5 more titles. A small ammount compared to what was released in November, but it's enough to satisfy our appetite. Here is a list of what was just released with track listings:

Saludos Amigos: Music from the Motion Picture 1958 $9.99 This isn't so much a soundtrack as it doesn't feature the same versions of songs from the film. They are rerecorded by a chorus. Also, it includes songs not only from "Saludos Amigos," but also "The Three Caballeros" and "Melody Time."
1. Saludos Amigos
2. Baia
3. Tico Tico
4. Lake Titicaca
5. Brazil
6. Argentine Theme
7. The Three Cabelleros
8. Angel May Care
9. Blame It On the Samba
10. Jesusita en Chihuaha
11. Have You Ever Been to Baia
12. You Belong to My Heart

The Black Hole (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)1979 $9.90
1. Overture
2. Main Title
3. The Door Opens
4. Zero Gravity
5. Six Robots
6. Durant Is Dead
7. Start the Countdown
8. Laser
9. Into the Hole
10. End Title: The Black Hole

Cowboy and Indian Songs by Fess Parker1969(?) $9.99
1. The Ballad of Davy Crockett
2. The Ghosts of Old San Juan
3. Pecos Bill
4. Hunter's Return
5. Old Timer
6. Pioneer's Prayer
7. Wringle Wrangle
8. The Ballad of John Colter
9. I'm Lonely My Darling
10. A Cowboy Needs a Horse
11. I Gave My Love (The Riddle Song)
12. Goodnight Little Wrangler

Dance Annette by Annette Funicello 1961 $9.99
1. Danceannette
2. Rock-A-Charleston (Flapper Flip)
3. Rock and Roll Waltz
4. Rock-A-Cha
5. The Hokey Pokey
6. The Glide, Pt. 2
7. The Huckle Buck
8. Takes Two to Tango
9. Como Esta Usted (Rock la Raspa)
10. Ballin' the Jack
11. Rock-A-Polka
12. I Could Have Danced All Night (Merengue)

Ghost Riders in the Sky by Stan Jones 1958 $9.99
1. Creakin' Leather
2. Deep Water
3. Sedona, Arizona
4. Burro Lullaby
5. Wedding Day
6. Cottonwood Tree
7. Wringle Wrangle
8. Snooze In the Quiet Air
9. Wooly Lamb Song
10. El Diablo
11. Hunter's Return
12. Too Young to Marry
13. Riders In the Sky

[TM2-Megatron]

It's too bad for people who don't own iPods, though... or those who prefer actual CD-quality music... or hate DRM-enabled files. Only the last two apply to me, as I actually do own an iPod; but I've never downloaded any lossy files from Apple or anyone else.

[SpringHeelJack]

It's too bad for people who don't own iPods, though... or those who prefer actual CD-quality music... or hate DRM-enabled files. Only the last two apply to me, as I actually do own an iPod; but I've never downloaded any lossy files from Apple or anyone else.

True, but even if you didn't have an iPod you could still buy and burn the CD. Also given that the audio quality of the songs are already iffy due to age, it;s not that big of a loss.

[TM2-Megatron]

It's too bad for people who don't own iPods, though... or those who prefer actual CD-quality music... or hate DRM-enabled files. Only the last two apply to me, as I actually do own an iPod; but I've never downloaded any lossy files from Apple or anyone else.

True, but even if you didn't have an iPod you could still buy and burn the CD. Also given that the audio quality of the songs are already iffy due to age, it;s not that big of a loss.

I thought the point of these things is that a lot of them aren't available on CD, though (or, at least, only Disneyland exclusive or something)? I certainly have never seen any of these in a music store... although I do own the Mickey Mouse Disco vinyl picture disc.

[SpringHeelJack]

I think you misunderstand me. I mean, regardless of if you have an iPod, you can still download the CDs off iTunes then burn those songs onto a CD.

[TM2-Megatron]

I think you misunderstand me. I mean, regardless of if you have an iPod, you can still download the CDs off iTunes then burn those songs onto a CD.

Ah, okay... now I see what you meant. Yes, I suppose you could do that, but it still wouldn't help with the lack of true CD-quality sound. There's also the fact that many people like to have an actual, official CD with liner notes, etc. instead of some insubstational computer bytes on a CD-R.

[SpringHeelJack]

There's also the fact that many people like to have an actual, official CD with liner notes, etc. instead of some insubstational computer bytes on a CD-R.

Very true, this is always my dillema when buying a song off iTunes. It's not as big a deal for me for just a few songs, but I do dislike buying albums in full. Sadly, since there's no other plausible option for me, I have to deal. Not ideal conditions, but I'm glad to be getting some of this music at all.

[goofystitch]

I have one more addition thanks to SpringHeelJack. He believes it was released on iTunes about a year ago.

The Black Cauldron (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) 1988 $8.91
1. Escape from the Castle
2. Taran
3. The Witches
4. Gurgi
5. The Horned King
6. The Fair Folk
7. Hen Wen's Vision
8. Eilonwy
9. Finale

Once again, this isn't the original soundtrack, but it is quite close. The score was re-recorded in 1988 by Elmer Burnstein, the composer, with the Utah Symphony. However, with a film score, what you really want are the themes, which are all presented here.

[goofystitch]

Mouseketodd has tipped us off to 4 more releases made available on January 16th. Some of these are amazing! Perhaps the most anticipated is...

Babes In Toyland (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) 1961 $9.99
Once again, this isn't exactly the soundtrack, as all of the songs appear to have been re-recorded, but unlike Saludos Amigos, this one is at least done by the original cast. Most notably changed is "We Can't Do the Sum" which for whatever reason doesn't double Annette's voice like in the film and that particular song comes off as lacking with the changes. "Never Mind Bo Peep" suffers from actually being slowed down! However, we should be thankful to be able to even buy this in a current media form.
1. Babes In Toyland Overture (Instrumental Version)
2. Mother Goose Village and Lemonade
3. We Won't Be Happy 'Til We Get It
4. Just a Whisper Away
5. Slowly He Sank to the Bottom of the Sea
6. Castle In Spain
7. Never Mind Bo Peep
8. I Can't Do the Sum
9. Floretta
10. Forest of No Return
11. Go to Sleep
12. Toy Land
13. Workshop Song
14. Just a Toy
15. March of the Toys (Instrumental Version)
16. Tom and Mary


Let's Fly With Mary Poppins by Louis Prima and Gia Maione 1965 $9.99
This is every major song from the classic film re-done by Louis Prima and Gia Maione. Anytime you see the words "dub version," it has been done in what I believe is Italian. I personally don't much care for his renditions and probably won't be buying this album.
1. A Spoonful of Sugar
2. Feed the Birds
3. The Perfect Nanny (Duet Version)
4. Chim Chim Cher-ee
5. Sister Suffragette
6. Stiamo Svegli (Dub Version)
7. Jolly Holiday (Duet Version)
8. Stay Awake
9. Let's Go Fly a Kite
10. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious (Duet Version)
11. I Love to Laugh (Duet Version)
12. Supercalifragilistic-espiralidoso (Dub Version)


Echoes of Disneyland by Dee Fisher 1957 $9.99
This album is many classic Disney songs played on an organ by Dee Fisher. It doesn't contain any of the songs typically associated with Disneyland because many of the key attractions with songs weren't open yet. It is mostly hit Disney songs. Interestingly, some more obscure, but still wonderful songs appear on this album such as "Two Silhouettes" and one of my favorites, "Lavender Blue."
1. Second Star to the Right
2. Little April Shower
3. A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes
4. Blue Shadow On the Trail
5. Bella Notte
6. La la Lu
7. Some Day My Prince Will Come
8. When You Wish Upon a Star
9. Two Silhouettes
10. Lavender Blue
11. One Song
12. Alice In Wonderland
13. Love Is a Song

And last, but most deffinatley not least, Tinpanorama 1965 $9.99
This is all of the songs from "A Symposium of Popular Songs" found on the Disney Rarities volume of the Walt Disney Treasures series. It's one of my all time favorite Disney shorts and will go nicely with my Ludwig Von Drake album. This is the only soundtrack released in this wave that appears to be the actual soundtrack and not a re-recording.
1. Rutabega Rag
2. Charleston Charlie
3. Girls, Glamorous Girls
4. Although I Dropped $100,000.00 In the Market Baby (I Found a Million In Your Smile)
5. Shrub Herbs In the Suburbs
6. I'm Blue for You (Boo Boo Boo Boo Boo)
7. Boogie Woogie Bakery Man
8. Close Your Eyes Mr. Moon
9. Cousin Victor's Elixir
10. Puppy Love Is Here to Stay
11. Fountains of Teardrops (In the Valley of Sorrow)
12. You Bug Me Ann-Arlene

[edsouth]

It sounds like a lot of people are writting off some of these new iTunes releases because they are not the "actual" recordings from the movies. That's a shame, because they are all great pieces of Disney history. As revealed in the new book "Mouse Tracks: The Story of Walt Disney Records" these studio recordings were very common practice back in the 50's & 60's and many of them feature a host of talented musicians, songwriters and performers from the Disney stable.

The Alice in Wonderland record that was made available on iTunes last year is not an original soundtrack recording, but it is a beautifuly orchestrated presentation of the score with new vocals by Darleene from the Mickey Mouse Club. It's a great listen!

The new Saludos Amigos record is also filled with wonderful pieces of music that are moody and filled with international flavor.

Walt Disney Records/Disneyland Records is a major part of the Disney Legacy... I hope alot of people will take the time to slow down and appreciate some of the work that was created for the label.

[goofystitch]

I think you misunderstand what I meant edsouth. I wasn't complaining that the records released were studio recordings. I'm eternally greatful that Disney is releasing these songs today in a contemporary format. However, it would have been nice to have gotten songs like "The Three Caballeros" sung by Donald and the gang because that is the version I remember from my childhood. And I prefer some of the songs from the movie "Babes in Toyland" to their studio versions. However, I intend to by the Alice album by Camaratta one of these days. I love the clips I have heard. And I'm going to read Mouse Traks when I'm done with Neil Gabler's Walt Disney.

[TM2-Megatron]

And I'd just rather have them on CD.

[MikeyMouse]

Can anyone post the iTunes Store URL to the page that lists all these titles together? I can find a generic "Classic Disney Exclusives" page, but I don't think it has all the titles as presented on the one splash page I saw. It was yellow/gold in color and had a big "Walt Disney Records 50th Anniversary" banner at the top with an explanation of why these songs were being released.

Anyone...anyone?

TIA