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HOME ON THE RANGE
A LITTLE PATCH OF HEAVEN
SING ALONG SONGS
Features Songs From Disney’s Newest Animated Feature
On Disney DVD & Video March 23, 2004</center>

BURBANK, Calif., December 15, 2003 – Every li’l buckaroo will want the brand new HOME ON
THE RANGE: A LITTLE PATCH OF HEAVEN SING ALONG SONGS, on Disney DVD and
VHS on March 23, 2004. Kids will sing, play, laugh and learn with their favorite Disney songs from
the upcoming Disney animated feature film “Home On The Range” and other fun Disney musical
treats. This rootin’ tootin’ Sing Along Songs title features all-new songs from eight-time Academy
Award®* winner Alan Menken, who’s penned the songs everyone loves from Disney’s The Little
Mermaid, Pocahontas and Beauty And The Beast. Hosted by the wise-cracking cow Maggie, voiced
by Roseanne Barr, this must-have musical treat includes songs performed by top recording talent
including superstars k.d. lang and the Beu Sisters.

On Disney DVD, HOME ON THE RANGE: A LITTLE PATCH OF HEAVEN SING ALONG
SONGS includes new and exclusive bonus features that accentuate learning for youngsters while
being colorful and fun. Early reading and letter recognition are part of a bonus program that also
includes the fun Disney Dance Along and Karaoke features. Participating HOME ON THE
RANGE: A LITTLE PATCH OF HEAVEN SING ALONG SONGS product features a free
Child’s Admission movie ticket to the new Disney animated feature “Home On The Range,” while
supplies last. This Sing Alongs Songs treat is available to own on Disney DVD for $19.99 (S.R.P)
and on VHS for $14.99 (S.R.P.) from Walt Disney Home Entertainment.

HOME ON THE RANGE: A LITTLE PATCH OF HEAVEN SING ALONG SONGS is jampacked
with kid’s all-time favorite songs. Accompanied by Disney’s fabulous animation, clips
include “Little Patch of Heaven,” “Yodel-Adle-Edle-Idle-Oo,” “Home On The Range,” “Oh
Susannah,” “Old MacDonald Had A Farm,” “The Farmer In The Dell,” and many more.

The extra-special Disney DVD bonus features for HOME ON THE RANGE: A LITTLE PATCH
OF HEAVEN SING ALONG SONGS include:

• “Find It!” Word Recognition Game
Pre-readers try to find objects by matching on-screen pictures with spoken words and then
seeing how these words are spelled. Random play or repeat play

• “Letter Puzzle” Letter Recognition
After youngsters fit together puzzle pieces by spelling words correctly, the completed puzzle
flips over to reveal a scene from one of the Sing Along Songs which then comes to life.
Random play or repeat play

• “What’s This?” Early Reading
A spinning wheel reveals a picture, which must be matched with the correct corresponding
word from a brief list. Random play or repeat play

• “Dance Along”
• “Karaoke”
• Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound
• Sneak Peek at the All-New Disney Movie “Stanley’s Dinosaur Round-Up”

Street date: March 23, 2004
Suggested retail price: $19.99 DVD; $14.99 VHS
Direct prebook: January 27, 2004
Distributor prebook: February 10, 2004
DVD aspect ratio: 1.33:1 formatted 4x3
Sound: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound
Run time: Approximately 30 minutes
Rating: Not rated

DVD bonus material unrated and subject to change.
Walt Disney Home Entertainment is distributed by Buena Vista Home Entertainment, Inc., a
recognized industry leader. Buena Vista Home Entertainment, Inc. is the marketing, sales and
distribution company for Walt Disney, Touchstone, Hollywood Pictures, Miramax, Dimension and
Buena Vista videocassettes and DVDs.

*Alan Menken Academy Awards®:
Pocahontas, 1995 (Best Original Score and Best Song, “Colors of the Wind”)
Aladdin, 1992 (Best Original Score and Best Song, “A Whole New World”)
Beauty And The Beast, 1991 (Best Original Score and Best Song, “Beauty And The Beast”)
The Little Mermaid, 1989 (Best Original Score and Best Song, “Under The Sea”)

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I seriously cannot wait to hear Alan Menkens new songs, he is the real brain behind the Disney revival of the late eighties, early nineties...

From the clip of music I heard in the trailer & on the official site, it sounds like this film will have some really catchy tunes in it - and hopefully, the return of the characters singing all the songs and not a narrater. If this is Disney's last 2-D film for a while, it should get back to the early 90s style.

Jack wrote:From the clip of music I heard in the trailer & on the official site, it sounds like this film will have some really catchy tunes in it - and hopefully, the return of the characters singing all the songs and not a narrater. If this is Disney's last 2-D film for a while, it should get back to the early 90s style.

I'm sorry, and no offense, but I really cannot believe you people. You're actually excited about this movie? You think it's going back to the early '90's style by having characters singing the songs. I admit, that's true, but not when the characters are, and I quote, "three bodacious bovines!"!

This is truly the end!

Prince Adam wrote:

Jack wrote:From the clip of music I heard in the trailer & on the official site, it sounds like this film will have some really catchy tunes in it - and hopefully, the return of the characters singing all the songs and not a narrater. If this is Disney's last 2-D film for a while, it should get back to the early 90s style.

I'm sorry, and no offense, but I really cannot believe you people. You're actually excited about this movie? You think it's going back to the early '90's style by having characters singing the songs. I admit, that's true, but not when the characters are, and I quote, "three bodacious bovines!"!

This is truly the end!

Can't believe us people? You have 750 posts on a Disney DVD message board and don't even have a DVD player!

Seriously tho, we haven't seen this movie yet so you can't know if it will be good or not. From what I've seen it looks to be funny and wild, I think that it is going to be a really fun movie. Also we are Disney fans and 2D animation fans, that's part of the reason we are excited for this movie, espically since it may be the last one for a while!

I don't buy the Sing-a-Longs as a rule (because I'm a DVD snob), but I'm really looking forward to Range. Sneak previews are fine by me....

Plus I have a strange fascination with karaoke at the moment....

"She's got me grinning like a karaoke king/Without a clue on how the thing begins..."

Jack wrote:sounds like this film will have some really catchy tunes in it - and hopefully, the return of the characters singing all the songs

Brother Bear brought back the characters singing a little bit since Koda sang for about 20 seconds
But anyway, I hope this movie will turn out allright...I kinda think it looks corny from the previews, but It may just be my opinion from an early look.
ALSO>>> I thought the PRINCESS SING A LONG SONG was going to come out early spring as well! I'm disapointed there's no info on that one.