| Randy Newman | Primary Artist, Conductor |
| Terrance Simien | Accordion, Frottoir |
| Dr. John | Vocals |
| Bruce Dukov | Concert Master |
| Terence Blanchard | Trumpet |
| Jim Cummings | Vocals |
| Gabe Witcher | Violin |
| Michael-Leon Wooley | Vocals |
| Keith David | Vocals |
| Ne-Yo | Vocals |
| Anika Noni Rose | Vocals |
| Jenifer Lewis | Vocals |
| Pinnacle Gospel Choir | Choir, Chorus |
| Bruno Campos | Vocals |
| Randy Newman | Composer, Lyricist, Producer, Orchestration |
| Mark Eshelman | Engineering |
| Mitchell Froom | Producer |
| Dan Higgins | Additional Music |
| Bob Ludwig | Mastering |
| Jeremy Miller | Engineering |
| Greg Loskorn | Engineering |
| Steve Genewick | Engineering |
| Jay Selvester | Engineering |
| Scott Gutierrez | Engineering |
| Greg Hayes | Engineering |
| David Boucher | Engineering |
| Glen Lajeski | Marketing |
| Adam Michalak | Engineering |
| Chris Finney | Engineering |
| Bruce Monical | Engineering |
| Aaron Walk | Engineering |
| Patrick Spain | Engineering |
| Seth Waldmann | Engineering |
| Shaffer Smith | Composer |
| Ne-Yo | Producer |
| Bei Maejor | Engineering |
| Tom Syrowski | Engineering |
| Phillip Ramos | Engineering |
| Omar Reyna | Engineering |
| Chris Hoffman | Engineering |
| Donna Cole-Brulé | Music Business Affairs |
| Brendan Dekora | Engineering |
| Travis Ference | Engineering |
| Chuck Harmony | Producer |
| Morgan Stratton | Engineering |
| Eric Eylands | Engineering |
| Simon Heeger | Engineering |
| Jonathan Sacks | Orchestration |
| Chris Utley | Recording Assistant |
Ann_W
Posted October 1, 2010
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Having enjoyed the movie "The Princess and the Frog" very much, I definitely wanted to buy the soundtrack. Listening to the music brought back the scenes of the movie, but the music is fun to listen to on its own. It's a nice addition to have the little booklet with the words of the songs and pictures from the movie, too. One of the charms of many Disney movies has always been a wonderful score, and "The Princess and the Frog" is in that fine tradition.
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Posted October 1, 2010
Various sounds, wonderfully thigh slapping, beautiful voices.
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Posted October 1, 2010
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my 3yr old knows all teh songs by heart, it's catchy and musically perfect, we love it!
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Posted October 1, 2010
My daughter and I loved the movie so I knew we would love the CD. We play it in the car and sing all the songs. Every song we enjoyed in the movie is on here. Wonderful CD!!!
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Posted October 1, 2010
The Princess and the Frog has some of the best Disney music since Hunchback of Notre Dame. My personal favorite is "Dig A Little Deeper", a toe-tappin', hand clappin',hoot of a gospel song. "Friends on the Other Side" is deliciously dark, something we haven't seen in a Villan Song from Disney since the Lion King's "Be Prepared." Over all, each and every song is memorable and I can never help but sing along whenever I play this awesome music.
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.At first, I was a little disappointed when I heard that Randy Newman had replaced Alan Menken as the film's composer. But then I saw the movie a few weeks ago and I fell in love with Mr. Newman's soundtrack. My favorites are "Ma Belle Evangeline", "Down In New Orleans", "Dig a Little Deeper', and "Never Knew I Needed".
This movie is bursting with life and is just as good as any movie from the "Disney Renaissance" of the 90s. I cannot recommend it - and this soundtrack - enough.
DinoCT
Posted October 1, 2010
The movie was wonderful. My 4 year old loved the music so we added this to our collection of great Disney music! The songs are great to dance to.
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Posted October 1, 2010
Even though The Princess and The Frog has not yet been released (as of November 29, 2009), I can tell the music will be top notch! Must have for any 2D Disney lover, Disney Princess lover, a fan of this movie, or even a lover of jazz tempos!
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Disney set The Princess & The Frog, its first-ever film with an African-American lead, in New Orleans, and wisely chose Randy Newman as its scorer/songwriter. Newman not only has a long lineage as a film composer, but his music has deep roots in the Big Easy, making him an ideal choice for the project. Both sides surface here, with the score leaning toward lush Hollywood romanticism, leaving the songs as the place for jazz, zydeco, and R&B to play. Naturally, cast members Anika Noni Rose, Jim Cummings, Keith David, and Michael Leon-Wooley take the majority of the leads - N'awlins favorite son Dr. John does get to sing the fanfare "'Down in New Orleans'" ...