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I actually like this cover.
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And the details on Pinocchio are up:
Walt Disney Records The Legacy Collection: Pinocchio is a charming album you won’t want to miss. This beautiful book-bound two disc collectible set celebrates the film’s 75th anniversary and features: the original restored soundtrack, 3 new Lost Chord recordings brought to life the way they would have sounded in 1940 and 5 bonus tracks featuring Jiminy Cricket. Plus the book includes enchanting illustrations and original concept art by Lorelay Bove.
Disc One
1. When You Wish Upon a Star Performed by Cliff Edwards and the Disney Studio Chorus
2. Little Wooden Head
3. Clock Sequence
4. Kitten Theme
5. The Blue Fairy
6. Give A Little Whistle Performed by Cliff Edwards and Dickie Jones
7. Old Geppetto
8. Off to School
9. Hi-Diddle-Dee-Dee (An Actor’s Life for Me) Performed by Walter Catlett
10. So Sorry
11. I’ve Got No Strings Performed by Dickie Jones
12. Sinister Stromboli
13. Sad Reunion
14. Lesson in Lies
15. Turn on the Old Music Box
16. Coach to Pleasure Island
17. Angry Cricket
18. Transformation
19. Message from the Blue Fairy
20. To the Rescue
21. Deep Ripples
22. Desolation Theme
23. Monstro Awakens
24. Whale Chase
25. A Real Boy Performed by Cliff Edwards and the Disney Studio Chorus
Disc Two
The Lost Chords of Pinocchio
1. No Strings
Performed by Kate Higgins, Cindy Robinson, Randy Crenshaw and Jeff Gunn
2. As I Was Sayin’ to the Duchess
Performed by Randy Crenshaw
3. Rolling Along to Pleasure Island
Performed by Kate Higgins, Cindy Robinson, Randy Crenshaw and Jeff Gunn
Bonus Tracks
4. You (Are a Human Animal)
Performed by Cliff Edwards and the Disney Studio Chorus
5. Mickey Mouse Club Book Song
Performed by Cliff Edwards and the Disney Studio Chorus
6. I’m No Fool (On a Bike)
Performed by Cliff Edwards, The Mouseketeers and the Disney Studio Chorus
7. Safety First/I’m No Fool (In Water)
Performed by Cliff Edwards
8. Stop, Look and Listen/I’m No Fool (As a Pedestrian)
Performed by Cliff Edwards
http://www.disneymusicemporium.com/rgshop/pinocchio/
The Disc 1 track list seems to be the same as the last CD (though it doesn't make it clear if the Little Wooden Head vocal is restored). Aside from the missing vocal, is there any missing music on this one. I'm also surprised they didn't include the "I'm a Happy Go Lucky Fellow" song that was written for this film, but ended up in Fun and Fancy Free.
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The Legacy release of PINOCCHIO omits a number of cues from the old soundtrack lp. Wonder if they've lost them.
The whole final sequence is gone, starting from Monstro's crashing into the rock wall, up to the final reprise. It has the actual finale, but the sequence of Gepetto's discovery of the lifeless Pinocchio, the mourning sequence back home, the final transformation, and Jiminy Cricket's award of a badge stating "Official Conscience," are all missing.
And, many of the extra Jiminy Cricket songs on CD 2 are interesting, used originally on THE MICKEY MOUSE CLUB in the 50's, but they are not the original recordings, but rather taken from lp re-recordings at the time.
I got this recording because I hoped it would have the complete tracks, but sure does not, and the extras are pointless. So I ended up getting rid of it.
So far, the quality of the DISNEY LEGACY collection releases has been so variable that I'm now wary of them, by definition.
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The Legacy release of PINOCCHIO omits a number of cues from the old soundtrack lp. Wonder if they've lost them.
The whole final sequence is gone, starting from Monstro's crashing into the rock wall, up to the final reprise. It has the actual finale, but the sequence of Gepetto's discovery of the lifeless Pinocchio, the mourning sequence back home, the final transformation, and Jiminy Cricket's award of a badge stating "Official Conscience," are all missing.
And, many of the extra Jiminy Cricket songs on CD 2 are interesting, used originally on THE MICKEY MOUSE CLUB in the 50's, but they are not the original recordings, but rather taken from lp re-recordings at the time.
I got this recording because I hoped it would have the complete tracks, but sure does not, and the extras are pointless. So I ended up getting rid of it.
So far, the quality of the DISNEY LEGACY collection releases has been so variable that I'm now wary of them, by definition.
Wow, didn't know so much was missing.  I may have to track down the LP again. Got rid of mine went it was released on CD.
I know this goes against conventional wisdom but I also want Monstro's attack with the sound effects heard on the LP. It's how I heard it most of my life and it just seems odd without it on the CD versions of the score.
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