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I am a professor of sticking to the point and not avading the issue at hand by checking my spelling, from the university of being offended by your rude comments. I have a slight learning disability and spelling is not one of my stronger subjects, but thanks for correcting me.

Re: Cinderella's Golden Carousel question I think that originally in the 50s and 60s a live band organ played at the Disneyland carousel, and I believe I read somewhere that the original band organ was sent to Tokyo Disneyland where it still is in operation today. Can anyone confirm this? I...

The reason I quotated the word critic in response to the first review before my intial post, was because the word "honky" was used to describe the Kids of the Kingdom, and I was very upset with that accesment. I think that is a racially loaded word, and it perhaps shaded my normally objective...

I guess some people like camp more than others. It's hard to imagine there are Disney fans out there who dont appreciate the kitchier side of things, but I guess it takes all kinds. Trust me, if you love classic 1960s era Disney, you will enjoy the nostalgia of this album.

I cant disagree more with the above review. To answer the original posted question, the Kids of the Kingdom were a live singing group of young talented clean cut kids, (of diverse ethnicities) who started out in the late sixties around the time the new Tomorrowland of 1967 premiered in...

Does anyone remember the music that used to play as you entered Disneyland's Frontierland. It could only be heard within a small radius of the entrance, but was very distinctive. It was a very twangy banjo, playing some sort of patriotic ballad. I could not name the ballad, but still remember it...

Re: Itunes Wish List - Soundtracks/ Vintage Disneyland LP's I agree with everyone's selections. Another couple exhisting soundtracks I would like to add is the 1971 picture disc that featured live music from Walt Disney World, and the Vanishing Praire score. And, as a hopeful dream I would...