| Disney | Primary Artist |
| Gregg Bissonette | Drums |
| Carey Deadman | Strings |
| Richard Marx | Piano, Keyboards, Background Vocals |
| Sean Hurley | Bass |
| Buddy Baker | Composer |
| Rodney Miller | Arranger |
| David Cole | Engineer |
| Richard Marx | Producer |
| Aarin Richard | Composer |
| Robert B. Sherman | Composer |
| David Watts | Liner Note Adaptation |
| George Bruns | Composer |
| Cliff Colnot | String Arrangements |
| Oliver Wallace | Composer |
| Jeff Sheridan | Mastering |
| Matt Prock | Engineer |
| Tom Adair | Composer |
| Xavier Atencio | Composer |
| Michael Giacchino | Composer |
| Chip Matthews | Engineer |
| Walt Disney | Author |
JP4
Posted October 1, 2010
My kids and I have really enjoyed listening to this cd driving around town! My kids don't know yet but we are going back to Disney in December, and for my 5yr old son he has really enjoyed hearing the music again to some of his favorite rides. For my 2yr old daughter I purchased this cd in the hopes that it will help her be familiar and not scared of certain rides like Pirates of the Carribean and the Haunted Mansion.(She was just a baby on our last vacation) She has enjoyed the cd so much with her brother that she loves the pirate song and, dresses up in her brothers pirate clothes, and sings Yo-Ho Yo-Ho a Pirates Life For Me! She also gets excited when she sees pictures of the ride on tv or in books! She is singing the Haunted Mansion song as well! Oh and of course the Tiki Tiki Tiki room too! I really think this cd is a great way to help your kids get into the spirit for an upcoming Disney vacation or to re-live your memories when you get home!
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Posted October 1, 2010
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This is a musical tour of all the Disney theme parks.All the songs you know from every attraction are here in their original versions,and they are all well-performed("It's A Small World" is the highlight).The sound quality is very good,and the accompanying booklet is beautiful.If you haven't yet visited the parks,this album will make you want to go.If you have,it will bring back many memories.A delight from start to finish.
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