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I pulled out this vinyl yesterday and recorded it to post on WaltsMusic. I had not really looked at it or heard it before and was surprised by all I found! First, Louis Prima not only provides some narration but sings his version of "Winnie the Pooh". I have heard him do Mary Poppins but not...

While recording this 45rpm I got curious and started searching online for info why it existed. I did not know Disney had a Circlevision at that Expo :amazon: I did see the one Disney did in Vancouver 86. Here is a link to the record and a little info gleaned. I do not think it is a soundtrack...

Posted WDL-4001 Song of the South. Just got this album back from "The Music Behind the Magic" exhibit after it traveled around for 4 years. You can listen to it here

Posted a demo record of "How D' You Do And Shake Hands" based on the song from Alice in Wonderland. This 78 features Danny Kaye, Jane Wyman (1st wife of Ronald Reagan), Groucho Marx, and Jimmy Durante. A strange crew :rolleyes: You can listen to it here

Well I have started moving my music to a new site to separate it from the club site. Take a look and listen and see what you think? You can see what's new on the right, also can search by tags. The mp3 player on each has the entire album and allows you to switch tracks. Ken www.waltsmusic.com

One of our MountainEars has been turning our early newsletters into PDFs which I have been posting on our website. This 1993 one has an interesting article written by one of our more famous magicmusic.net members. Look for "The NFFC Welcomes the 21st Century" She was an early internet pionear...

Quote from AATM website: "This week we are joined by Greg Smith who is a long-time composer for Disney and has worked on many projects for the parks including music for Wishes, Remember Dreams Come True out at Disneyland, and Disneyland's soon to be new fireworks show Magical. Greg will talk...

Interesting podcast by Lou Mongello and Tim Foster giving their choices for top WDW music You can listen to it here

This is a new annual event for Disney fans in the Great Northwest. A celebration of all things Disney. Here is the official website:

At our NFFC MountainEars meeting last Sunday we listened to this CD that was sent to our club for review. "Jiminy Salutes "The Main Street Electrical Parade" is an interpretive limited edition of 5000 units audio CD. Arranged, recorded, and produced by recording artist Jim Presley...

Many happy returns of the day! :)

Dick Van Dyke has teamed up with a vocal group to record a children's album. Included are some Disney classics. You can find it here

Greg Ehrbar has written a very nice article on the Disneyland records storyteller!! here

Added Disneyland albums: Folk Heroes The Story of Big Red State and College Songs You can see and hear these here

I am in a carpool and we were listening to an oldies radio station which was playing "In the Year 2525". When the verse came that said "In the year 4545, hand and arms lying still at our sides" we looked at each other and said "Wall-E"! :rolleyes:

I was looking at wedroy's post about the Main Street loops. This record has a few of the songs on it as well as other nice Disneyland Band numbers. You can see and hear it here.

The Story and Songs by Stan Jones. Sung by Stan Jones and the Ranger Chorus. Narrated by Thurl Ravenscroft You can see the album here and hear it on the "Ears" record player. "Song of the Dance Hall Girls" sounds like it could have been done in the Golden Horseshoe :mellow:

ST-3910 can be seen and heard here Does not indicate who narrates. Maybe Ginny Tyler?

Happy Birthday Big Guy! What are you going to do now? :mellow: I know, I know!!! You are going to Disneyla.....ugh.........I mean...You are going to...release a classic Disneyland album to iTunes, yeah that's it! Way to celebrate!!! B) Enjoy the day Randy!

Interesting album by Roger Ericson and His Men. You can see the album here and hear it on the "Ears" Record player And a tidbit for all the audiophiles out there (from the album notes):