Disneyland Records’ 1957 budget allowed for a substantial orchestra and chorus and the results were spectacular.Įach case is different, of course, but usually is traced back to the initial contractual clearance for commercial recordings. Rather than incurring the fees again, especially as the film was not a box office success in the early fifties and the songs were determined to be too fragmented in the film for an album format of the era, it was decided to completely reinterpret the score. Walt Disney’s Alice in Wonderland, for example, was contracted to Decca Records, but no soundtrack was released. In several Animation Spin articles, there have been histories of films and shows that do not or did not have soundtrack recordings for any number of reasons, but the answers all start with the initial agreements as to who will or will not produce them.

None of this is by chance because everything involves people, fees and contracts.

When an entertainment production is planned, among the business decisions are the various ways consumers will enjoy it in various other media formats. Instrumentals: “Overture,” “A Beautiful Spring Day,” “What’s All the Hurry,” “A Perfect Situation,” “Stir Things Up,” “Don’t Worry, Perdy,” “The Puppies Are Here,” “Lucky How Marvelous,” “Not One,” “A Bloomin’ Hero,” “Ol’ Thunder Always Wins,” “Bedtime / An Evening Constitutional,” “A Job To Do,” “They’re Gone!” “Dognapped!” “Anita Darling,” “What’ll We Do? ” “All Dog Alert,” “Sergeant Tib’s Recon,” “Cat Casserole,” “Can You Leave Tonight?” “Arduous Trek,” “Any News, Colonel?” “I Want the Job Done Pulling a Snitch,” “Big Hullabaloo,” “Battling the Baduns,” “My Darlings,” “99,” “Better Be Off,” “Fire One,” “All Clear,” “Through the Snow,” “Shelter,” “I’m Hungry,” “Get Some Rest,” “Back on the Road,” “Spotted!” “Dinsford,” “Cruella,” “A Roll in the Soot,” “To the Van,” “It Can’t Be,” “Crazed,” “You Fools!” “Puppies Everywhere” by George Bruns. Songs: “Kanine Krunchies Kommercial,” “Cruella De Vil,” “Dalmatian Plantation” by Mel Leven. Audio Research: Scott McQueen, Glenn Ragland. Digital Restoration Executive Producer: Ted Kryczko. Restoration Producer/Digital Editor: Randy Thornton. Walt Disney Records 60654-7 (Compact Disc / Mono) There was no soundtrack album when 101 Dalmatians premiered 60 years ago, nor would there be for almost four decades.

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