Playlist Mickey Avenue

[thx99]

thx99 submitted a new playlist:

Mickey Avenue

Disney's Hollywood Studios • Mickey Avenue
Mickey Avenue Area Music
(c. 2001 to Present Day)​

01. End Title 5:05 [✄ to ≈4:34]
Danny Elfman
The Nightmare Before Christmas
 CD   iTunes   MP3 

02. Lessons 6:59 [✄ to ≈1:03]
Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe
Gigi
 CD   MP3 

03. Trouville 3:07 [✄ to ≈0:42]
Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe
Gigi
 CD   MP3 

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[Horizons]

I was just skipping through some recordings I have and ID'd a few of the tracks. I was wondering if anyone already has a listing or is working on one. These are some tracks I heard:

End Titles from the Nightmare Before Christmas
Annie Get Your Gun Overture
Overture from My Fair Lady
Fightin' Irish Strike Action from the Newsies
Main Title from the Great Escape
the Music Man

THX99 and I were working on a playlist months ago. Between the two of us, we were able to ID 23 of the 27 tracks, but I think of the 23, there were a few we couldn't find the source CD for. It's been a while, so I'd have to check to be sure.

It's a project I've been meaning to pick-up again, so perhaps I'll work on it next weekend.

EDIT: I think you just provided an ID for one of the unknown tracks.

 

[WDWGuy08]

This goes in order, according to the 42:45, track i have!

0:00 - 4:34 = "End Title/Bonus Theme Montage" from The Nightmare Before Christmas (Original Soundtrack)
4:34 - 5:36 = "Lessons" from Gigi (Original Cast Recording)
5:36 - 6:17 = "Trouville" from Gigi (Original Cast Recording)
6:17 - 7:38 = "Paris en Colère" from Paris Brule-t'il? (The Emotion and The Strength)
7:38 - 8:26 = UNKNOWN
8:26 - 11:55 = "Overture" from Annie
11:55 - 13:27 = "Overture" from My Fair Lady (Original Soundtrack)
13:27 - 17:28 = "Mitchy The Kid" from City Slickers (Original Soundtrack)
17:28 - 19:10 = "Fightin' Irish: Strike Action" from The Newsies (Original Soundtrack)
19:10 - 21:27 = "Overture" from The Mark of Zorro (Man of Galilee - The Essential Alfred Newman Film Music Collection)
21:27 - 22:18 = "The Great Escape" from The Great Escape (Cinema Century)
22:18 - 23:05 = "Rooster and Runaway" from True Grit (Great Composers: Elmer Bernstein)
23:05 - 24:00 = Dances with Wolves from Dances with Wolves (Moviola)
24:00 - 27:11 = UNKNOWN
27:11 - 28:04 = "A Homeward Bound Overture" from Homeward Bound II: Lost In San Francisco (Original Soundtrack)
28:04 - 29:23 = "From American Sex Appeal to The First Fellini" from Cinema Paradiso (Original Soundtrack)
29:23 - 30:29 = "Overture" from Mary Poppins (Original Soundtrack)
30:29 - 31:09 = "Dress-Up Time For Tinkles" from Cats & Dogs (Original Soundtrack)
31:09 - 32:01 = "Zorro's Theme" from The Mask of Zorro (Original Soundtrack)
32:01 - 34:31 = "End Credits" from Ghost (The Emotion and The Strength)
34:31 - 37:33 = "Zorba The Greek" from Zorba The Greek (Cinema Century)
37:33 - 38:28 = "A Bug's Life Suite" from A Bug's Life (Original Soundtrack)
38:28 - 40:15 = "Rocketeer To The Rescue/End Title" from The Rocketeer (Original Soundtrack)
40:15 - 42:34 = "Adela's Theme" from A Passage To India (Cinema Century)
42:34 - 44:21 = "Flying Away and End Credits" from An American Tail (Original Soundtrack)
44:21 - 45:42 = "Prologue" from Hook (Original Soundtrack)

Does anyone know the, UNKNOWNS?

 

[Horizons]

That's pretty much the list THX99 and I came up with, although I don't think you cut the recording correctly in one place. I'll have to revisit my cuts to see if they are accurate.

I have an additional (unknown) song between Overture (Annie) and Overture (My Fair Lady), with a run time of ~1:49. According to my notes, the music from 0:34 - 2:06, from Overture (My Fair Lady), is used.

Your second unknown could be from Around the World in 80 Days. I can't seem to find my notes as to what in particular. I forgot that you gave me the Homeward Bound ID months ago, and with the Fightin' Irish ID, I believe that makes one track left to go, although I still need to check if the source CD ID's are correct based on my list.

THX99 did send me a few additional notes when the project was in full swing, so I'll have to dig those out as well.

 

[freedomnoise13]

wow, you guys really did your homework, thanks for the update! I think most of the tracks' run times are edited as well.

 

[Horizons]

wow, you guys really did your homework, thanks for the update! I think most of the tracks' run times are edited as well.

Several of the tracks are heavily edited.

 

[Horizons]

6:17 - 7:38 = "Paris en Colère" from Paris Brule-t'il? (The Emotion and The Strength)

This is also not correct. This is Is Paris Burning? and can be found on "Doctor Shivago: The Classic Film Music of Maurice Jarre" CD.

I've pulled out my notes from the last time I worked on this and thx99 sent me his playlist, so hopefully I can post a more complete list soon. There are two songs we haven't been able to ID, although one of them is "Around the World in 80 Days." Regarding this song, we haven't been able to figure out where it comes from. It doesn't appear to be the same version found on either "Hollywood's Greatest Hits, Vol. II" or "100 Greatest Film Themes."

 

[Horizons]

6:17 - 7:38 = "Paris en Colère" from Paris Brule-t'il? (The Emotion and The Strength)

This is also not correct. This is Is Paris Burning? and can be found on "Doctor Shivago: The Classic Film Music of Maurice Jarre" CD.

I've pulled out my notes from the last time I worked on this and thx99 sent me his playlist, so hopefully I can post a more complete list soon. There are two songs we haven't been able to ID, although one of them is "Around the World in 80 Days." Regarding this song, we haven't been able to figure out where it comes from. It doesn't appear to be the same version found on either "Hollywood's Greatest Hits, Vol. II" or "100 Greatest Film Themes."

THX99 has corrected me as he thinks both tracks and CD information are the same. I better brush up on my French.

 

[freedomnoise13]

Are there any tracks you still need to ID or was that the Around the World in 80 Days track?

 

[Horizons]

Are there any tracks you still need to ID or was that the Around the World in 80 Days track?

Still one track to ID and one CD to find (for Around the World in 80 Days).

 

[WDWGuy08]

24:00 - 27:11 = "Aloft Above France" Around The World In 80 Days (Victor Young)

 

[thx99]

24:00 - 27:11 = "Aloft Above France" Around The World In 80 Days (Victor Young)

Yes, indeedy! Thanks for that ID.

I have an additional (unknown) song between Overture (Annie) and Overture (My Fair Lady), with a run time of ~1:49.

Actually, this was ID'ed as "Funny Girl - Selections" but I can't find the exact recording. The arrangement appears to be identical to the Richard Hayman arranged/conducted version released on Naxos, but it is not that recording.

 

[WDWGuy08]

This goes in order, according to the 42:45, track i have!

0:00 - 4:34 = "End Title/Bonus Theme Montage" from The Nightmare Before Christmas (Original Soundtrack)
4:34 - 5:36 = "Lessons" from Gigi (Original Cast Recording)
5:36 - 6:17 = "Trouville" from Gigi (Original Cast Recording)
6:17 - 7:38 = "Paris en Colère" from Paris Brule-t'il? (The Emotion and The Strength)
7:38 - 8:26 = UNKNOWN
8:26 - 10:13 = "Overture" from Annie
10:13 - 11:55 = Selections from "Funny Girl"
11:55 - 13:27 = "Overture" from My Fair Lady (Original Soundtrack)
13:27 - 17:28 = "Mitchy The Kid" from City Slickers (Original Soundtrack)
17:28 - 19:10 = "Fightin' Irish: Strike Action" from The Newsies (Original Soundtrack)
19:10 - 21:27 = "Overture" from The Mark of Zorro (Man of Galilee - The Essential Alfred Newman Film Music Collection)
21:27 - 22:18 = "The Great Escape" from The Great Escape (Cinema Century)
22:18 - 23:05 = "Rooster and Runaway" from True Grit (Great Composers: Elmer Bernstein)
23:05 - 24:00 = Dances with Wolves from Dances with Wolves (Moviola)
24:00 - 27:11 = "Aloft Above France" from Around Te World In 80 Days (Victor Young)
27:11 - 28:04 = "A Homeward Bound Overture" from Homeward Bound II: Lost In San Francisco (Original Soundtrack)
28:04 - 29:23 = "From American Sex Appeal to The First Fellini" from Cinema Paradiso (Original Soundtrack)
29:23 - 30:29 = "Overture" from Mary Poppins (Original Soundtrack)
30:29 - 31:09 = "Dress-Up Time For Tinkles" from Cats & Dogs (Original Soundtrack)
31:09 - 32:01 = "Zorro's Theme" from The Mask of Zorro (Original Soundtrack)
32:01 - 34:31 = "End Credits" from Ghost (The Emotion and The Strength)
34:31 - 37:33 = "Zorba The Greek" from Zorba The Greek (Cinema Century)
37:33 - 38:28 = "A Bug's Life Suite" from A Bug's Life (Original Soundtrack)
38:28 - 40:15 = "Rocketeer To The Rescue/End Title" from The Rocketeer (Original Soundtrack)
40:15 - 42:34 = "Adela's Theme" from A Passage To India (Cinema Century)
42:34 - 44:21 = "Flying Away and End Credits" from An American Tail (Original Soundtrack)
44:21 - 45:42 = "Prologue" from Hook (Original Soundtrack)

Anyone know the 7:38 cue? it sounds a little like the piece from illuminations, somewhat. "Hoedown" from Rodeo

 

[freedomnoise13]

8:26 - 10:13 = "Overture" from Annie

There's no overture on the '82 release, perhaps from the '99 Disney remake?

 

[Horizons]

There's no overture on the '82 release, perhaps from the '99 Disney remake?

Try the Original Broadway Cast Recording.

 

[SeaCastle]

I've heard two Annie's mentioned here- the overture from Annie Get Your Gun and just plain old Annie ("The sun'll come out tomorrow..."). Which one plays in the park? If it's the Overture from Annie, I can't wait to hear it in the park- the "Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile" rendition is the best. :lol:

 

[Horizons]

Thx99 and I have a more detailed list, compared to what is posted above. I'll try and post it on Sunday.

 

[eyore]

This has suddenly become very interesting in a whole different way.
We are working on the Front lot Disney Studios loop at the moment and there are lots in the track listing posted that are in there as well (should have looked and saved a lot of time and Tunaticing). There's also a lot that aren't there, of course so it isn't just a lifted copy of the BGM they are using but it may point us in the right direction for those we are saying "I know that one but can't remember the name" to.
It's also given some ideas where to look for the few we haven't yet identified.
Thanks.

 

[eyore]

This has suddenly become very interesting in a whole different way.
We are working on the Front lot Disney Studios loop at the moment and there are lots in the track listing posted that are in there as well (should have looked and saved a lot of time and Tunaticing). There's also a lot that aren't there, of course so it isn't just a lifted copy of the BGM they are using but it may point us in the right direction for those we are saying "I know that one but can't remember the name" to.
It's also given some ideas where to look for the few we haven't yet identified.
Thanks.

As an addition to the above comments, we've now identified nearly all of the Mickey Avenue as being used in the Studios Front Lot in DLRP. The only ones missing are Nightmare Before Christmas, Mitchy the kid and the Hook Prologue.
As we haven't got a recording of the Mickey Avenue loop we have had to ID he tracks from scratch but, looking back at the list here, they seem to be using the same ones (the DLRP loop is considerably longer though at over 80 minutes and over 50 titles).
We are also stuck on the one before Annie.
In the Mickey Avenue loop, does it sound like an Irish bar room brawl type of music?
We also have the "Funny Girl" track and still can't find a source.

 

[eyore]

There are two songs we haven't been able to ID, although one of them is "Around the World in 80 Days." Regarding this song, we haven't been able to figure out where it comes from. It doesn't appear to be the same version found on either "Hollywood's Greatest Hits, Vol. II" or "100 Greatest Film Themes."

Although still searching for the source on this one too, the CD referred definitely doesn't sound like the version used in DLRP on the live recording. The French version sounds like a typical carousel style (brassy). The music used on the Classic Film Music CD is far more lilting and melodic.
It would be interesting to compare the two loops. Shame we live in different continents