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“I’VE GOT NO STRINGS” 101 complains about how humans hunt, shoot, trap, and stuff birds, taking their eggs and feathers without so much as a thank-you. “It’s Tough to Be a Bug” is the old-time vaudeville-like title song for the 3-D film shown since 1998 inside the Tree of Life attraction at Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom. The slaphappy number is sung by the bugs, reminding the audiences of the great services insects perform, from making honey to getting rid of dung. The movie (and the song) was added to Disneyland’s California Adventure in 2001. “It’s Whatcha Do with Whatcha Got” is the spirited song by Gene de Paul (music) and Don Raye (lyric) that was featured in an animated sequence in the live-action film So Dear to My Heart (1948). To encourage the young Jeremiah Kincaid not to give up on his dream of bringing his black ram to the county fair, the Wise Old Owl (voice of Ken Carson) in Jeremiah’s scrapbook comes to life and encourages the boy to be resourceful and keep on trying. The owl is joined by a trio of singing birds and then other animated animals who chime in singing the tuneful song. “It’s What’s Inside That Counts” is the lyrical pop song by Randy Rogel about realizing one’s inner value, used as commentary in the animated video sequel Cinderella II: Dreams Come True (2002). Cinderella’s stepsister Anastasia is smitten with a baker and fusses over makeup, clothes, and jewelry to catch his eye. While Cinderella tries to teach Anastasia to be more like her true self, Brooke Allison sings this hopeful ballad on the soundtrack. “I’ve Got My Eyes on You” is the song of determination sung by Princess Jasmine (singing voice of Lea Salonga) in the animated video Disney Princess Enchanted Tales: Follow Your Dreams (2007). Amy Powers and Russ DeSalvo wrote the driving ballad about keeping your eye on the prize you want and not giving up. Jasmine sings the song to a wild white horse, saying she will capture and tame him. By the end of the song, she has indeed done that, and the two ride off into the sunset. “I’ve Got No Strings” is the carefree song of freedom that the puppet Pinocchio (voice of Dickie Jones) sings and dances to as he performs at Stromboli’s marionette theatre in the animated movie Pinocchio (1940). The simple ditty by Leigh Harline (music) and Ned Washington (lyric)
102 “I’VE GOT NO STRINGS” includes an amusing section in which puppets from different nations sing and dance with Pinocchio in a mock Folles Bergère routine. Gene Krupa and His Orchestra (vocal by Irene Daye) recorded the song in the 1940s, Barbara Streisand made a recording of the song in the 1960s, and the Gipsy Kings recorded it in 1995. It is the only song from the original Pinocchio to be reprised in the television musical Geppetto (2000).
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Song THE DISNEY ENCYCLOPEDIA THOMAS
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SCARECROW PRESS, INC. Published in
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When Walt Disney (at head of the ta
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PREFACE There’s a terrific power
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PREFACE ix and Disney music. Becaus
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A BRIEF HISTORY OF DISNEY MUSIC A g
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A BRIEF HISTORY OF DISNEY MUSIC xv
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A BRIEF HISTORY OF DISNEY MUSIC xvi
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4 “ALWAYS” “Always” is the
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6 “ANOTHER PYRAMID” “Another
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8 “ARE YOU IN OR OUT?” film. Ri
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12 “THE BALLAD OF SMITH AND GABRI
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14 “BEAR IN THE BIG BLUE HOUSE TH
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16 “BELLA NOTTE” eley) is havin
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18 “BET ON IT” Beautiful Tomorr
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20 “THE BIRD AND THE CRICKET AND
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22 “THE BOATNIKS” around a camp
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24 “BRAVO, STROMBOLI!” (2005).
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26 “BUG-A-BOO” bring the friend
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28 “THE CALL” seek their fortun
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30 “CARRYING THE BANNER” Reddy
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32 “CHIM CHIM CHER-EE” Popeye (
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34 “CIRCUS DAY” the ensemble in
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36 “THE COMPUTER WORE TENNIS SHOE
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“Dakota” is the fervent song of
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40 “DAUGHTERS OF TRITON” a bit
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42 “DIGGA TUNNAH” members, has
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44 “THE DRINKING SONG” ballad,
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48 “THE ELEGANT CAPTAIN HOOK”
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174 “SHEER PERFECTION” (1959).
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184 “A SPOONFUL OF SUGAR” folk
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188 “STRANGE THINGS” true love,
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194 “TAPESTRY OF DREAMS” number
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196 “THAT’S HOW YOU KNOW” (20
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198 “THERE’S A GREAT BIG BEAUTI
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200 “THIS IS ME” various Disney
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222 “WHEN I SEE AN ELEPHANT FLY
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232 “THE WORK SONG” includes a
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“Yaller, Yaller Gold” is the ru
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APPENDIX A: ALTERNATE SONG TITLES S
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ALTERNATE SONG TITLES 247 Welcome t
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250 APPENDIX B 250 APPENDIX B Baron
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252 APPENDIX B David, Mack Alice in
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254 APPENDIX B Giacchino, Michael T
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256 APPENDIX B Jennings, Will Might
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260 APPENDIX B Quinn, Kevin Aladdin
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262 APPENDIX B Disney’s Adventure
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266 APPENDIX C The Past Is Another
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268 APPENDIX C On My Way Transforma
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270 APPENDIX C The Disney Afternoon
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272 APPENDIX C A Goofy Movie (1995,
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288 APPENDIX D The Adventures of Ic
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292 APPENDIX D Dick Tracy Film soun
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294 APPENDIX D The Happiest Million
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298 APPENDIX D Allwine, Hal Smith,
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302 APPENDIX D The Santa Clause 3:
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304 APPENDIX D Walt Disney Treasure
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306 APPENDIX D were released only o
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308 APPENDIX D Canta Con Nostros: N
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310 APPENDIX D The Busy Beavers Jus
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312 APPENDIX E 1945 Best Score: The
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314 APPENDIX E 1998 Best Score: Mul
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316 GLOSSARY OF SONG TERMS chorus A
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318 GLOSSARY OF SONG TERMS song for
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320 BIBLIOGRAPHY Furia, Philip, and
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INDEX Italicized numbers indicate a
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INDEX 325 Bayless, John, 29, 33 The
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INDEX 327 Carreras, José, 238 Carr
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INDEX 329 Dinning Sisters, 20, 61 D
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INDEX 331 Gabor, Eva, 52, 165, 171
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INDEX 333 High School Musical, 23,
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INDEX 335 King David, 1, 40, 49, 66
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INDEX 337 Mann, Barry, 22, 27, 125,
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INDEX 339 The New Mickey Mouse Club
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INDEX 341 Pullman, Bill, 110, 148 P
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INDEX 343 Shirley, Bill, 148 Shore,
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INDEX 345 The Three Lives of Thomas
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INDEX 347 Wolf, Scott, 86 Wolff, Jo
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