![]() ![]() Ilene Woods - Cinderella (archival footage).Karl Swenson - Merlin (archival footage).Rickie Sorensen - Wart (archival footage).Christian Rub - Geppetto (archival footage).Roger Miller - Alan-A-Dale (archive footage).Jimmy MacDonald - Jaq and Gus (archival footage).Judy Kuhn - Pocahontas (archival footage).Cliff Edwards - Jiminy Cricket (archival footage).Corey Burton - Professor Owl, and Ludwig Von Drake.Disney Sing Along Songs Theme Song (Remixed for opening but Regular for closing).Let's All Sing Like the Birdies Sing ( Disneyland)^.Higitus Figitus ( The Sword in the Stone).Can You Feel the Love Tonight ( The Lion King). ![]() Just Around the Riverbend ( Pocahontas).Disney Sing Along Songs Theme Song (Regular).Plus, a new "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" montage from The Lion King, "The Work Song", and other popular Disney songs performed by your favorite Disney characters! Songs US version Great for kids (though not those who are too young to really understand or follow it yet) or any Pooh fan.Sing, dance, and play along with your favorite Disney songs! It's fun and easy as you read the on-screen lyrics and join your favorite characters in their most memorable musical moments!Ĭelebrate the music and learn your favorite songs from Disney's 33rd animated hit, Pocahontas! This colorful musical celebration includes "Just Around the Riverbend" and "Colors of the Wind". Things change, things grow and Pooh is certainly bigger than ever. The quality is the same as ever, it's just different. I don't think this one is too good - it plays too quickly and you only get two chances - worse, it's confusing because you end up forgetting where it was you messed up.Īs for the quality - I don't see any decline here. There's also a musical note activity in which short tunes are played on a xylophone and then the player tries to play it back. But the real fun is in selecting items that don't match - there's some extremely witty and fun commentary from the characters if you do this. The "Word Time" vocabulary activity is so clever! The idea of it is that the viewer is given a word by the narrator and then they select the object on screen that matches it. The Spanish and Italian version is in the classic style. The "Winnie the Pooh" theme song is also included with these, even though the English version on this DVD is a Carly Simon version. I say oddly because Italian isn't an option you would normally see. The most interesting one is sing-along versions of all the songs except the Carly Simon ones in Spanish and, oddly enough, Italian. This DVD also has some neat special features. Piglet is featured here - John Fiedler - may he rest in peace. A wonderful compilation of classic and new animation and voice talent. Not only did they manage to pull up some really classic stuff that I'd never heard before, the more recent songs are great as well. ![]() Fortunatley, close-captioning and/or subtitles are available to fill in. One odd thing about this here is that repeated lyrics don't show up on-screen, at least not in the normal sing-along font. Eventually, he ends up finding "My Song" - a wonderful number and a great new song. He searches all over the Hundred Acre Wood and discovers some of his friends' own special songs. Pooh is on a search for his song - a special song to call his own. They actually went to the trouble of putting together a real story. This isn't just some cobbled together sing-along thing. ""Sing a Song With Pooh Bear and Piglet Too" is a wonderful DVD featuring Pooh songs from all the back towards the beginning up to the still somewhat recent "Piglet's Big Movie." You get classic songs such as "Harvest What You Grow" and "Heffalumps and Woozles" as well as newer songs like "Sing Ho For the Life of A Bear (Expotition March)" and "With a Few Good Friends." These later songs, as well as some others are performed in part or whole by Carly Simon. ![]()
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