Laurie Deremer - Singer (archive footage).Patrick Deremer - Singer (archive footage).Corey Burton - Professor Owl, and Ludwig Von Drake.James Baskett - Br'er Rabbit (archive footage) (mistakenly credited as Johnny Lee).Julie Andrews - Mary Poppins, Female Pearly (archive footage).' The Wonderful Thing About Tiggers' ( Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too).' Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?' ( Three Little Pigs).' Quack, Quack, Quack, Donald Duck' ( A Day in the Life of Donald Duck).' Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious' ( Mary Poppins).' Bluddle-Uddle-Um-Dum' ( Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs).' Ev'rybody Has a Laughing Place' ( Song of the South).' Disney Sing-Along Songs Theme Song' (Regular).You'll have the time of your life singing along with this jolly cast of live and animated characters in a giggling, gleeful musical celebration! Songs Get ready to laugh and sing with wonderful tunes from one of the most popular musical films of all time-Mary Poppins! Join your wacky host, Professor Ludwig von Drake as he introduces you to the 'supercalifragilistic' hits sung by everyone's favorite nanny, Mary Poppins-including 'I Love to Laugh' and 'Jolly Holiday'. Until next time, go watch Disneyland Fun on YouTube! An awesome user has it posted in three parts and it is worth every minute.Songs are for sharing, and learning the words to your favorite Disney songs has never been so much fun! Just sing along to the on-screen lyrics as you enjoy classic Disney characters in their most memorable musical scenes! So definitely feel free to leave suggestions of anything from your Disney childhood that you would like to see mentioned! I can’t wait to continue sharing other childhood Disney nostalgia and to start hearing your stories too. Watching Disneyland Fun again twenty some years later is quite the experience, and it definitely brought back great memories from when I was a kid.Īnd that is just what Growing Up Disney is all about! Remembering all those awesome Disney touches from childhood that made every day special.

Several years ago, my nieces and nephews became old enough to start watching the tape, and much to my surprise I was able to find it on Amazon in DVD format (Sign Along Songs go modern!). As an adult, it’s pretty hilarious and enjoyable. There are dancing creepy trees, all your favorite villains and Donald decked out as a ghost with his butt sticking out of the sheet. The best song however, hands down, is “Grim Grinning Ghosts” filmed on the lawn in front of the Haunted Mansion. A real gem is also the “rap breakdown” in “Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah” which is really about as 90’s as you can get. Highlights of the video include the Country Bears sharing their rendition of “The Great Outdoors,” a piano solo from Mickey himself in “I’m Walking Right Down The Middle Of Main Street, U.S.A,” and Mickey shooting fireworks style sparks out of his fingers for the finale.

The first song, “Whistle While You Work,” shows all of the characters busy prepping the park for opening, and soon guests dressed in what can only be described as purely late 80’s/early 90’s fashion are streaming down Main Street. The tape progresses through a typical day in Disneyland from opening to the fireworks finale every night. From those first chords of the introductory cartoon, I was transfixed. Coming in at just under a half hour long, it was the perfect after school tape to watch while enjoying some Dunkaroos (or any other stereotypical 90’s snack).

Released in 1990 as part of the Sing Along Songs series, Disneyland Fun was a live action sing along which featured classic Disney songs filmed in the park. Literally, this VHS tape was a daily staple in my house. When I first started thinking about what item to feature first one thing immediately came to mind- Sing Along Songs Disneyland Fun. In addition, I’m going to be sharing some awesome nostalgic Disney items from my own childhood and beyond which I hope you all enjoy! From board games to toys to movies, I recently raided my attic and found some gems. Since each one of you reading grew up in their own unique environment and time, I’m really looking forward to featuring one person every month in sharing what Disney specifically meant to them as a kid. Hello and welcome to Growing Up Disney! My name is Caitlin and starting now I’m going to share a couple articles a month focused on what Disney meant to each of us while growing up.

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