Ok, if this song has a title, I sure can’t find it, but it can’t just be called ‘Cantina Band’ can it? That’s a terrible name for a song.

Ok, if this song has a title, I sure can’t find it, but it can’t just be called ‘Cantina Band’ can it? That’s a terrible name for a song.

The most memorable theme (maybe the only memorable one?) from the Marvel Cinematic Universe: Avengers Covers Assemble!

I feel like we’ve been spending a lot of time with covers of songs from Snow White. Opening. It might be time to start looking at songs and films we haven’t toughed yet. (Although we aren’t quite to Darby O’Gill and the Little People yet) Anyhow, here’s some more covers of ‘Heigh-Ho’ AKA ‘The Dwarfs Marching Song’
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We’re listening to covers of ‘Whistle While You Work’, another song from Disney’s first full-length animated feature; Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

Let’s finish off the year with some covers of ‘Pink Elephants on Parade’ from the 1941 film Dumbo

‘I’m Wishing’ is the first song in 1937’s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and since that’s Disney’s first animated film, that makes it the first classic Disney Animated song.

Sleeping Beauty’s ‘Once Upon a Dream’, a song so lovely, it’s in the film . . . doubly. The tune is taken from The Garland Waltz in the ballet The Sleeping Beauty by Tchaikovsky. The lyrics for the 1959 film were written by Sammy Fain and Jack Lawrence. Originally performed beautifully by Mary Costa and Bill Shirley (as Aurora, and Prince Phillip respectively).
