| Arthur Fiedler | Primary Artist, Conductor |
| Boston Pops Orchestra | Indexed Contributor |
| Richard Hayman | Track Performer |
| Richard Hayman | Arranger |
| Peter Dellheim | Producer, Liner Notes |
| Nate Johnson | Remastering |
| Cole Porter | Composer |
| John Pfeiffer | Reissue Producer |
| Anthony Salvatore | Engineer |
| Jon Samuels | Remastering |
| Jack Mason | Arranger |
| Marian Conaty | Remastering |
| Robert Fletcher | Composer |
| June Hershey | Composer |
Pegleg
Posted October 1, 2010
Only the Boston Pops could give to us such an eclectic mix of music which is all but forgotten. So many tunes that will bring back memories.
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Greg Adams
Pops Roundup presents a Walt Disney view of the west in which soaring strings and horns evoke images from western movies rather than the actual west. The dynamic music features all-new arrangements of classic western songs as well as themes from television, films, and Broadway shows. Woodblocks create the clippity-clop of horses' hooves, and other uncommon (for an orchestra) instruments such as harmonica and accordion crop up in places. An array of odd sounds, from whistles to gunshots, add to the strong visual quality of the music. Two long medleys of western television themes and fiddle reels bookend the album, with the latter receiving a positively whimsical ...