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O Mickey, Where Art Thou?
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by: Disney
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Sales Rank: 80955
Walt Disney Records
Released: 2003-04-01 |
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Media: Audio CD
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1. Circle of Life - Disney, John, E.
2. Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah - Disney, Gilbert, Ray
3. You'll Be in My Heart - Disney, Collins, P.
4. Baby Mine - Disney, Churchill, Frank
5. Supercalifragilisticexpialdocious - Disney, Sherman, R.M.
6. The Bare Necessities - Disney, Gilkyson, T.
7. When She Loved Me - Disney, Newman, R.
8. You've Got a Friend in Me - Disney, Newman, R.
9. Mickey Mouse Club March/The Ballad of Davy Crockett - Disney, Dodd, J.
10. When I See an Elephant Fly - Disney, Wallace, O.
11. I Will Go Sailing No More - Disney, Newman, Randy
12. When You Wish Upon a Star - Disney, Harline, L.
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It's not what you're thinking: No Mickey squeaking out Ralph Stanley songs, no picking and grinning Goofy, no banjo-wielding Pluto woofing mountain music. Instead, O Mickey assembles a first-rate cast of country players for a down-home roundup of Disney covers, from Collin Raye's "Circle of Life" to Ronnie Milsap's "When You Wish Upon a Star" to Stonewall Jackson's warm "The Bare Necessities." It works, based not only on performances by the better-known artists (Charlie Louvin included), but also a couple of bona fide instrumental boot-stompers--"Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" gets the dueling fiddles treatment, and "The Mickey Mouse Club March" medley lock-steps it to mandolin and Dobro. Directing bluebirds squarely to shoulders is Elizabeth Cook's breezy "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah," but if there's a shortcoming here it's the blurring of country and bluegrass, a muddling of styles apt to get any self-respecting Soggy Bottom Boy's britches in a twist. --Tammy La Gorce
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O Mickey, Where Art Thou?
- Audio CD: 0 pages (2003-04-01)
- Publisher: Walt Disney Records
- Label: Walt Disney Records
- Format: Enhanced
- Studio: Walt Disney Records
- Average Customer Review: based on 13 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #80955
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Summary: Brilliant mix of styles 2008-10-30
Comment: This album really is a Disney and Bluegrass treasure. I grew up here in the Ozark Mountains and learned to appreciate Bluegrass at an early age. The mix of "Circle of Life" and "Let the Circle Be Unbroken" was a genius move by Colin Raye. Sorry for those who didn't like the album or didn't understand the style of music, you really are missing out.
Stormy
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Summary: Disney Tunes with a Bluegrass feel 2007-04-01
Comment: I enjoyed this CD very much. This is a very imaginative redress of several Disney songs. Although some, like the Bare Necessities and You've Got a Friend in Me, already have a somewhat bluegrass feel.
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Summary: I love this album 2006-03-15
Comment: Im not a huge fan of country music... but this album is BLUEGRASS! I have the country disney CD too, and I like this one way better! its all our old favorites, and they sound great! My favorite songs are the instrumentals... awsome!
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Summary: I really love this CD 2006-02-17
Comment: I enjoy country music and I love Disney. I am really enjoying this CD and am going to order a copy as a gift for a friend.
0 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Didn't do anything for me! 2005-10-17
Comment: I am a fan of Disney music, not such a big fan of country or bluegrass though. This CD didn't really do anything for me, listened to it a couple times. I really prefer the original versions of the Disney songs.
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O Mickey, Where Art Thou?
