Walt Disney Records : Children's Favorite Songs, Vol. 2 : 25 Classic Tunes
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Free Music Notes for Walt Disney Records : Children's Favorite Songs, Vol. 2 : 25 Classic Tunes
Free Music Review: highly recommended children's music CD
Hit: 5 Stars
I played it in my car while driving kids to school. They love it. I bought the #1 CD as well. Somehow, the kids prefer this.Free Music Review: Classic
Hit: 5 Stars
I had this album on tape when I was a kid and bought it for my kids. Classic songs of yesteryear.Free Music Review: I remember these songs.
Hit: 5 Stars
I listened to those songs on the record that my sister had when I was little.Free Music Review: I like but my son does not
Hit: 4 Stars
I liked this CD very much and sang to the songs myself since a lot of them were ones that I enjoyed as a child. But my song preferd my other CDs which I listen to on a normal basis. I bought this and #1 for my car so we could enjoy it while we drove a long distance to my parents house but he didnt show any interest. Maybe over time he will learn to enjoy??Free Music Review: The musical equivalent of strained carrots
Hit: 3 Stars
Lordy, how I detest the Disney machine. So much skill, so little taste.
Here's what I think you'd want in a collection of songs aimed at young and maybe not so young children: bland arrangements, erring on the peppy side; a friendly, enthusiastic singer who obviously enjoys the songs (think Burl Ives); children's favorites.
Here's what you get on disc 2 of Disney's collection: bland arrangements erring on the extra bland; a crooner with a voice like yogurt who is just putting in his day at the office; and, of course, from Disney, some corporate trash.
In this case, three "favorite" songs that the children have never heard before because they're new; and will never become favorites because they are dull, wordy and impossible for young children to sing.
You can just hear the ghost of Walt whispering in the ear of the producer (Jymn Mogan), "Throw in some extra crap, the parents will pay for it and the dumb clucks won't know any better."
Disney didn't tamper with the lyrics as much as I had expected, but what sort of idiot changes "am" to "is" is "Polly Wolly Doodle"?
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