1. Main Title from "Alice in Wonderland" - Hilliard, Bob
2. Pay Attention/In a World of My Own - Hilliard, Bob
3. I'm Late - Hilliard, Bob
4. Curiosity Leads to Trouble/Simply Impassable - Wallace, Oliver
5. The Sailor's Hornpipe/The Caucus Race - Traditional
6. How d'Ye Do and Shake Hands/Curious? - Coben, Cy
7. The Walrus and the Carpenter - Hilliard, Bob
8. Mary Ann! /A Lizard With a Ladder/We'll Smoke the Blighter Out - Hibler, Winston
9. The Garden/All in the Golden Afternoon - Hilliard, Bob
10. What Genus Are You? - Wallace, Oliver
11. A-E-I-O-U (The Caterpillar Song) /Who R U/How Doth the Little ... - Wallace, Oliver
12. A Serpent! - Wallace, Oliver
13. Alone Again/'Twas Brillig/Lose Something - Raye, Don
14. The Mad Tea Party/The Unbirthday Song/Twinkle Twinkle/Clean Cup Move Down - David, Mack
15. The Tulgey Wood - Wallace, Oliver
16. Very Good Advice - Hilliard, Bob
17. Whom Did You Expect - Wallace, Oliver
18. Painting the Roses Red/March of the Cards - Hilliard, Bob
19. The Queen of Hearts/Who's Been Painting My Roses Red? - Hilliard, Bob
20. A Little Girl/Let the Game Begin/I Warn You Child - Wallace, Oliver
21. The Trial/The Unbirthday Song (Reprise) /Rule 42/Off With Her Head/The ... - David, Mack
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Walt Disney had originally toyed with the idea of bringing Lewis Carroll's phantasmagorical classic to the screen in the '30s as one of his first live-action feature films. Paramount beat him to the punch with their 1933 all-star version, but, through patience or sheer stubbornness, Disney finally prevailed, turning the story into one of his studio's string of postwar animated classics. Though somewhat odd by most film musical standards (the songs are sometimes fragmentary and tend to punctuate the story rather than stop it to showcase themselves), the score utilizes Oliver Wallace's playful underscore and no less than eight songwriters (including Mack David, Sammy Fain, Al Hoffman, and Jerry Livingston) to bring Carroll's magical world to life, often using his own verse in the bargain. Marking the first time all of Alice's original music has been available outside the film, this edition presents it in a seamlessly edited manner that both evokes the story's atmospherics and showcases its Carroll-inspired songcraft. --Jerry McCulley
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Alice in Wonderland
- Audio CD: 0 pages (2006-09-19)
- Publisher: Phantom Sound & Vision
- Label: Phantom Sound & Vision
- Format: Import, Soundtrack
- Studio: Phantom Sound & Vision
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 6 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #60554
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Summary: It is what it appears to be...... 2008-05-05
Comment: This is the EXACT soundtrack to the old Disney movie, instrumental pieces mostly. If you know every word and subtle nuance of the movie like I do, you will not be dissappointed.
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Summary: Great CD 2008-04-20
Comment: I needed this CD to play music during a birthday party that was themed in Alice in Wonderland. We even used the music to play musical chairs. It was just what was needed.
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Summary: My very favorite Disney Soundtrack. 2008-02-21
Comment: The Alice In Wonderland Soundtrack is a wonderful Disney Soundtrack and my second favorite concept album for a lot of reasons. Yes Bambi was Walt's favorite, Mary Poppins is supercalifragilisticexpialidocious with it's Oscar songs, but the Alice Soundtrack just makes me feel good more than any other. This CD is fun, has some beautiful music, exciting scenes, classic stuff... It is hard to describe exactly why I like it so much. Perhaps it takes me away to another land better than any other CD. Even better than the awesome 2 CD Wizard of Oz Soundtrack. Also, Alice is the best of the Disney Concept albums. The music, sounds, songs, and story flow seamlessly from start to finish. I haven't even seen the movie in a really long time, and I listen to the CD at least once a month. It's great.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: this cd is the best cd i ever had 2002-01-24
Comment: this cd has the best score ever if you like disney music buy this cd
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Summary: beautiful music, in the disney style 2001-04-30
Comment: Another fine job at Disney Soundtrack restoration by master restoration producer Randy Thornton. He has taken music recorded in the 1940's and cleaned it up quite well. The movie's style required music that jumped out at you in short bursts and then dissapeared again, so most songs are very short in the movie. Randy tried to restore these songs to the length that they were originally recorded. The songs have a habit of jumping in and out of the underscore. Unlike many of Randy's other projects you do hear bits of sound effects now and then but rarely, most of the original material to use for this CD was lost to time and was no longer in the archives. Seven writers composed the music for the film, including the "UN-Birthday" song which was written by the songwriters that were working on Cinderella at the time. Most of the songs were composeded by Bob Hilliard and Sammy Fain. Jerry Colonna, Ed Wynn, Vera Felton, Sterling Holloway, all sung in this movie along with many more. There is a great 15 page booklet with lyrics, great liner notes, and art including the always illusive concept art that Disney history buffs treasure. Quite a few novelty songs were created for this movie at Walt's request, and the movie featured 14 original songs, the most any Disney animated film had ever had. All total the CD lists 23 tracks and 1 hour of music. Overall a gem of Disney history and very fun to listen to. Very affordable too.
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