16. Suitcase and a Dream – BUENA VISTA STREET Written by Jason Milligan and Bruce Healey Published by Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP). All Rights Reserved. 17. Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf – CARTHAY CIRCLE Written by Frank Churchill and Ann Ronell Published by Bourne Company (ASCAP) 18. Mike and Sulley to the Rescue – MONSTERS INC. MIKE AND SULLEY TO THE RESCUE “If I Didn’t Have You” “Downtown Monsterville” “Back Alley (looped)” “Employee Entrance” “Scare Floor A” Written by Randy Newman Published by Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP)/Pixar Talking Pictures (ASCAP). All Rights 19. The Twilight Zone® Tower of Terror Theme – THE TWILIGHT ZONE TOWER OF “The Twilight Zone® Theme” Written by Marius Constant Published by Aspen Fair Music, Inc. (ASCAP) “Tower of Terror Theme Written by Richard Bellis Published by Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP). All Rights Reserved. “The Twilight Zone®” is a registered trademark of CBS, Inc. and is used pursuant to a license from CBS, Inc. 20. Soarin’ – SOARIN’ OVER CALIFORNIA Written by Jerry Goldsmith Published by Wonderland Music Company, Inc. (BMI). All Rights Reserved.
DISC 3 DISNEY CALIFORNIA ADVENTURE PARK
1. The Bakery Theme – THE BOUDIN BAKERY Written by Dan Foliart Published by Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP). All Rights Reserved. 2.A Bug’s Life Suite – A BUG’S LAND Written by Randy Newman Published by Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP)/Pixar Talking Pictures (ASCAP). All Rights 3. Beauty and The Bees (Beauty and the Beast) – IT’S TOUGH TO BE A BUG! Written by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman Arranged by Bruce Broughton and George Wilkins Published by Wonderland Music Company, Inc. (BMI)/Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP). All Rights Reserved. 4. It’s Tough to Be a Bug – IT’S TOUGH TO BE A BUG! Written by George Wilkins and Kevin Rafferty Published by Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP)/Pixar Talking Pictures (ASCAP). All Rights 5. The Little Mermaid Medley – THE LITTLE MERMAID – ARIEL’S UNDERSEA ADVENTURE “Tour of the Kingdom” “Fathoms Below” Music by Alan Menken Published by Wonderland Music Company, Inc. (BMI). All Rights Reserved. “Part of Your World” “Under the Sea” Lyrics by Howard Ashman Music by Alan Menken Published by Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP)/Wonderland Music Company, Inc. (BMI). All Rights Reserved. “Flotsam and Jetsam” Music by Alan Menken Published by Wonderland Music Company, Inc. (BMI). All Rights Reserved. “Poor Unfortunate Souls” “Kiss the Girl” Lyrics by Howard Ashman Music by Alan Menken Published by Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP)/Wonderland Music Company, Inc. (BMI). All Rights Reserved. “Happy Ending” Music by Alan Menken Published by Wonderland Music Company, Inc. (BMI). All Rights Reserved. 6. Seasons of the Vine Medley – PACIFIC WHARF Written by Bruce Broughton Published by Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP). All Rights Reserved. 7. Midway Mania – TOY STORY MIDWAY MANIA! Written by Paul Chrisman, Joey Miskulin, Douglas Green and Fred LaBour Published by Pixar Music (BMI)/Pixar Talking Pictures (ASCAP). All Rights Reserved. 8. The Cleaner – TOY STORY MIDWAY MANIA! Written by Randy Newman Published by Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP)/Pixar Talking Pictures (ASCAP). All Rights 9. California Screamin’ – CALIFORNIA SCREAMIN’ Written by Gary Hoey and George Wilkins Published by Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP). All Rights Reserved. 10. Welcome to Radiator Springs – RADIATOR SPRINGS Written by Bruno Coon Published by Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP). All Rights Reserved. 11. Funiculi Funicula – LUIGI’S FLYING TIRES 12. Radiator Springs Racers – RADIATOR SPRINGS RACERS Written by Randy Newman Arranged and Orchestrated by Jonathan Sacks Published by Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP)/Pixar Talking Pictures (ASCAP). All Rights Written by Randy Newman Published by Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP)/Pixar Talking Pictures (ASCAP). All Rights Written by Randy Newman Arranged and Orchestrated by Jonathan Sacks Published by Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP)/Pixar Talking Pictures (ASCAP). All Rights “Behind the Clouds” Written by Brad Paisley and Frank Rogers Published by Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP)/Pixar Talking Pictures (ASCAP). All Rights “A New Customer” “Piston Cup Pageantry” “On Your Mark” Written by Randy Newman Arranged and Orchestrated by Jonathan Sacks Published by Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP)/Pixar Talking Pictures (ASCAP). All Rights Written by Randy Newman Published by Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP)/Pixar Talking Pictures (ASCAP). All Rights
Can't say I'm not disappointed, and this was my second most anticipated entry in the series (behind Lion King). Everything here has been on several releases of the last 10 years. It's certainly a nice track list, but nothing from California Adventure is not on the most recent park release (EDIT: Seasons of the Vine, and Beauty and the Bees aren't on the latest release, but can be found on the separate California Adventure CD, which is readily available and has a lot of exclusive content, so...), and the Disneyland representation will never live up to the big red box. I have so many different releases that make up what I have from here, so it's hard for me to guess, but I think there's really only a handful of tracks here that would have been exclusive to that Musical History of Disneyland set without this new release, so even for those who missed out on it, there's not much to gain here. I do love the art from these releases, and the cover to this is lovely, so I will lament missing out on it, but I can't justify purchasing this when I gain absolutely nothing new musically. I hope there are those who are excited by this, however, and give it a go, because I want it to succeed, if for nothing else than to gain a 3-disc (wishful thinking) Epcot Legacy Collection down the line.
I just got a release date update from Amazon that Cinderella is now coming out on May 19, moved up from June. Interesting development with the Legacy Collection. I wonder if any of the other dates will be moved around again.
I just got a release date update from Amazon that Cinderella is now coming out on May 19, moved up from June. Interesting development with the Legacy Collection. I wonder if any of the other dates will be moved around again.
A 2-disc set including the original restored soundtrack, 7 lost chords recordings and 9 bonus tracks.
On February 15 1950, the Walt Disney Company released Cinderella. Walt Disney Records will celebrate its anniversary by releasing the Walt Disney Records The Legacy Collection: Cinderella; a charming album that every music collector will enjoy.
Walt Disney Records The Legacy Collection: Cinderella is part of the overall Legacy collection line. Each one of the albums in this line is meant to be a collector's piece in terms of the album content and packaging art. To achieve the latter, each album will feature newly created artwork from Lorelay Bove, a visual development artist at Walt Disney Animation.
Track Listing:
Disc: 1
1. Main Title/Cinderella (Chorus) 2. A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes (Ilene Woods with Mice Chorus) 3. A Visitor/Caught in a Trap/Lucifer/Feed the Chickens/Breakfast Is Served/Time On Our Hands 4. The King's Plan 5. The Music Lesson/Oh, Sing Sweet Nightingale/Bad Boy Lucifer/A Message from His Majesty (Ilene Woods with Rhoda Williams) 6. Little Dressmakers/The Work Song/Scavenger Hunt/A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes/The Dress/My Beads/Escape to the Garden (Mice Chorus) 7. Where Did I Put That Thing/Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo (The Magic Song) (Verna Felton) 8. Reception at the Palace/So This Is Love (Ilene Woods and Mike Douglas) 9. The Stroke of Midnight/Thank You Fairy Godmother 10. Locked in the Tower/Gus and Jaq to the Rescue/Slipper Fittings/Cinderella's Slipper/Finale Disc: 2
1. I'm in the Middle of a Muddle Demo 2. I'm In the Middle of a Muddle (Kate Higgins) 3. I Lost My Heart at the Ball Demo 4. I Lost My Heart at the Ball (Jennifer Paz) 5. The Mouse Song Demo 6. The Mouse Song (Jeff Gunn and Rob Paulsen) 7. Sing a Little, Dream a Little Demo 8. Sing a Little, Dream a Little (Juliana Hansen) 9. Dancing on a Cloud Demo 10. Dancing on a Cloud Performed (Kate Higgins and Jeff Gunn) 11. The Dress That My Mother Wore Demo 12. The Dress That My Mother Wore (Juliana Hansen) 13. The Face That I See in the Night Demo 14. The Face That I See in the Night (Jeff Gunn and Jennifer Paz) 15. Cinderella: Prologue (Chorus) 16. Cat and Mice/The King's Plans 17. Entanglements/Dress Building 18. The Palace at Evening/A Dress for the Ball 19. Royal Fanfare and Reception at the Palace 20. So This Is Love: Waltz 21. Midnight Chase 22. A Perfect Fit 23. Cinderella: Finale (Chorus)
Once again, Disc 1 looks to be exactly the same as the previous discs for the score. Disc 2 looks to be the same demos/re-recordings found on the 2012 album with the addition of what appear to be portions of the J.A.C. Redford recording of the score (at least that's the closest I could find to those tracks on SoundtrackCollector).
Are tracks 15-23 re-recordings, then? Well, if anyone really wants the complete score, it's nearly isolated in the rear speakers of the Blu-ray/DVD.
Those tracks are taken from the Cinderella album recorded by JAC Redford in 1995. They are good but far from the complete score. Redford recorded 10 tracks, there are 9 mentioned here : maybe they merged the opening song with the prologue, maybe there is one missing (they like to do that on the Legacy Collection).
The rest of the 1995 album consisted of modern interpretations of the Cinderella songs. It was worthless garbage and it's nice that it is not here.
Are tracks 15-23 re-recordings, then? Well, if anyone really wants the complete score, it's nearly isolated in the rear speakers of the Blu-ray/DVD.
Those tracks are taken from the Cinderella album recorded by JAC Redford in 1995. They are good but far from the complete score. Redford recorded 10 tracks, there are 9 mentioned here : maybe they merged the opening song with the prologue, maybe there is one missing (they like to do that on the Legacy Collection).
The rest of the 1995 album consisted of modern interpretations of the Cinderella songs. It was worthless garbage and it's nice that it is not here.
I assume this is the Linda Ronstadt cover version? I love the re-recording of the score but couldn't care less about the songs done by then popular recording artists. Seems I don't need this release either since I have all the previously released music. This continues the trend- No new score pre late 80's & 90's.
Sadly, I haven't purchased any of the classic scores from LC because they don't contain anything I don't already have or anything new that I want. When the LC was first announced over a year ago, I was sure I would be buying every release.
With the exception of the Lion King and The Little Mermaid, the rest of the Legacy Collection scores have been a big disappointment. This series would have been a great opportunity to give collectors unreleased music and re-recordings, etc, but instead it's just a fancy repackaging of already released material. Case in point with the Cinderella and Disneyland release. City of Prague should do a rerecording of classic Disney themes on one album with no vocals, just lush, orchestral arrangements. I would be buying that.
Pocahontas is coming in July, so there's a 'new' one. But honestly, I don't know anyone that'd be excited about anything related to that film, even the score.
Pocahontas is coming in July, so there's a 'new' one. But honestly, I don't know anyone that'd be excited about anything related to that film, even the score.
The Menken expansions are worth looking into, but I still don't know why Pocahontas was the one chosen to expand. Beauty and the Beast would have been a better choice in my opinion.
What? The film Pocahontas might have a lot of flaws, but they aren't artistic ones. It looks gorgeous and IMO it is Alan Menkens BEST animated score...even better than Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, and Hunchback! See the movie again and listen intently to the music. This may be the best Legacy Collection title yet!
Pocahontas is coming in July, so there's a 'new' one. But honestly, I don't know anyone that'd be excited about anything related to that film, even the score.
The Menken expansions are worth looking into, but I still don't know why Pocahontas was the one chosen to expand. Beauty and the Beast would have been a better choice in my opinion.
20th anniversary perhaps. I love the song and score, so I will gladly buy one.
What? The film Pocahontas might have a lot of flaws, but they aren't artistic ones. It looks gorgeous and IMO it is Alan Menkens BEST animated score...even better than Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, and Hunchback! See the movie again and listen intently to the music. This may be the best Legacy Collection title yet!
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I agree it's among Menken's best. "Farewell," for instance, is an amazing cue.
