Animaniacs Variety Pack: Ingredients - 16 Delicious Songs From The Hit TV Series
Формат - mp3
Качество - 192 kbps
Время звучания - 26:19
Размер - 36 mb
This is the album out-of-print one from 1965. It was an interesting experiment, mixing the sped-up voices of Alvin, Simon, and Theodore with a children's chorus (the Jimmy Joyce Singers), but it's a nice change. Hope you like it!
Do-Re-Mi
Rag Mop
Me Too (Ho-Ho! Ha-Ha!)
Mister Sandman
Hello Dolly
Puff the Magic Dragon
Tonight You Belong to Me
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
Tea for Two
Que Sera Sera
Mississippi Mud
Down by the Old Mill Stream
Here's another album of kid's songs performed by "The Merry Players". I haven't heard of them myself, but a number of the songs (especially ones on the second half of the record) sound like some of the same singers used on the "Songs to Tickle Your Funny Bone" album. I think it would have been a blast to be part of some roving band of studio singers that specialized in doing children's records. As many albums as there were, I think you'd be set for life (or at least as long as your voice held out)! Anyway, hope you like this one!
Fifty-two favorite songs taken from top-rated programming on Nickelodeon. Featuring selections from Rugrats, Hey Arnold!, Catdog, Spongebob Squarepants, and many more. Great for kids 6-12.
If you took a several-hour spread of music heard on the Cartoon Network, captured the pieces in their original lengths, and filtered out the images, you'd have what appears on this CD. Most of the 38 tunes are instantly recognizable, from "Scooby Doo, Where Are You?" to the melodramatic "The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest." The traditional cartoon themes rule, standing well above the network's attempts to integrate its own spots amidst Hanna and Barbera classics, but that's largely a function of time. If "Huckleberry Hound" sounds superior, it could well be merely its age. In other words, kids in the 1990s might consider the network's compositions on a par with the oldies, even considering the elaborate orchestration of the old-time themes. While these tracks are blips--adding up to a mere 33 minutes--they've got elaborate elements that will delight the ear and tease it with complex musical arrangements delivered in sweet, small packages.
