Hollywood Boulevard Area Music

[Horizons]

There's a loop that plays before Beauty and the Beast that uses a lot of show tunes. You'd better get cracking on that one. :lol:

 

[wedroy1923]

There's a loop that plays before Beauty and the Beast that uses a lot of show tunes. You'd better get cracking on that one. :lol:

Estimated Time of Completion for Beauty and the Beast Pre-Show Loop: approx. 3 years.

 

[freedomnoise13]

thanks for the update wedroy, i love this loop!

here's what I had in my notes but I don't know how accurate they are:

14. When You Wish Upon a Star
- Arthur Fiedler & the Boston Pops, [?]

Album: Motion Picture Classics: Vol. 2

19. Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah
- Arthur Fiedler & the Boston Pops, [?]

Album: Stars and Stripes: An American Concert

 

[wedroy1923]

thanks for the update wedroy, i love this loop!

here's what I had in my notes but I don't know how accurate they are:

14. When You Wish Upon a Star
- Arthur Fiedler & the Boston Pops, [?]

Album: Motion Picture Classics: Vol. 2

19. Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah
- Arthur Fiedler & the Boston Pops, [?]

Album: Stars and Stripes: An American Concert

Yeah, you can get the correct track from both of those albums. I guess the reason I'd held off in posting album source information is that I keep hoping I will track down an actual source circa. 1989 when the loop was installed. For example, I believe the Stars and Stripes album is a re-packaging of material. Another example would be some of the Mantovani material, which has been packaged and re-packaged over and over.

 

[freedomnoise13]

good point!

 

[The Trout]

Fiedler has indeed been repackaged repeatedly over his very long and illustrious career. I don't have a reference recording handy, but it is it possible that "Zip" originated on Fiedler's "Salute to Disney" album? It's a reasonably old collection. I know it was on vinyl, at least.

 

[Horizons]

Has there been any more progress on this loop? On the last count, there was six left to find source CDs/LPs for.

Wedroy1923: Did you ever find confirmation as to whether a previous loop played in this area? I don't think there was, but I have no proof to back it up.

 

[wedroy1923]

Has there been any more progress on this loop? On the last count, there was six left to find source CDs/LPs for.

Wedroy1923: Did you ever find confirmation as to whether a previous loop played in this area? I don't think there was, but I have no proof to back it up.

Sadly, we still stand at six unknown sources. I have found no evidence of a previous loop ever being used.

 

[needmagic]

FYI, Soundhound has identified the Ferrante & Teicher source as Blast Off! and the source of Gigi as Paul Weston & His Orchestra (TBC).

 

[needmagic]

To confirm, Gigi is as identified (Mantovani). I'm not sure why Soundhound identified the track as Gigi by Paul Weston as it's nothing like the loop track ... maybe coincidence?

 

[Johan Mkn]

Hi!!

I'm very interesting to complete this loop
Who's got a news about it??

Maybe

"On The Atchison, Topeka And The Santa Fe"
played by The London Pops Orchestra??
I find it in the album called: Academy Award Winners, The First Fifty Years (1934-1983)

Has someone can confirmed that version?

See u

 

[Paul]

On Arthur Fiedler's Stars and Stripes, in addition to "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah" is "When You Wish Upon a Star". Is this a different version from the track on Motion Picture Classics Vol 2?

 

[Johan Mkn]

On Arthur Fiedler's Stars and Stripes, in addition to "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah" is "When You Wish Upon a Star". Is this a different version from the track on Motion Picture Classics Vol 2?

I thinks you can't find "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah" in "Motion Picture Classics Vol 2"

 

[Paul]

They are both on Stars and Stripes. I was just wondering if anyone knew if "When You Wish Upon a Star" was the same version that was on "Motion Picture Classics Vol 2". Many compliations are just repackaged with a different selection.