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Track Listing
1. Chim Chim Cher-Ee - (from "Mary Poppins")
2. Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah - (from "Song Of The South")
3. Under the Sea - (from "The Little Mermaid")
4. Hakuna Matata - (from "The Lion King")
5. Supercalifragilisticexpeialidocious - (from "Mary Poppins")
6. Go the Distance - (from "Hercules")
7. Ballad of Davy Crockett, The - (from "Davy Crockett")
8. Heigh-Ho - (from "Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs")
9. You've Got a Friend in Me - (from "Toy Story")
10. When You Wish Upon a Star - (from "Pinocchio")
11. Reflection - (from "Mulan")
12. Mickey Mouse March - (from "The Mickey Mouse Club")
| Details | | Producer: | Chip Davis | | Distributor: | Universal Distribution | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Mannheim Steamroller: Chip Davis (vocals, various instruments).
Additional personnel includes: Kelly Lynne Davis, Jimmie Dodd (vocals); Arnie Roth, Robert F. Peterson, Rochelle S. Abramson, Camille Avellano, Mark Baranov, Deborah Buck-Matthews, Nicole M. Bush (violin); Samuel W. Formicola, John T. Acevedo, Richard M. Elegino, Diane E. Gilbert (viola); John E. Acosta, Andrew M. Cook, Daniel Rothmuller, Robert L. Adcock, Peggy M. Baldwin (cello); Paul Fried, Patricia A. Kaufmann, Gary Woodward (flute); Joel C. Peskin, David Boruff, Donald S. Markese (alto saxophone); Rick Baptist, Warren Luening (trumpet); Richard Todd, James Atkinson, Jeff DeRosa, Erich M. Peterson, Brad Warnaar, Christine M. Worthing-Peterson (horn).
Engineers include: Brian Ackley, John Richards, Dave Cwirko.
MANNHEIM STEAMROLLER MEETS THE MOUSE was nominated for the 2000 Grammy Award for Best Musical Album For Children.
Mannheim's keyboardist and mastermind Chip Davis has made a long, profitable career out of combining classical-tinged orchestrations with various pop traditions in an instrumental context. Davis takes his modus operandi to its next logical step on MEETS THE MOUSE, where he tackles the Disney Songbook. Classic tunes like "Chim Chim Cher-ee" and "Heigh-Ho" rub shoulders with more recent Disney-derived compositions like Randy Newman's "You've Got a Friend in Me." Throughout, the themes are picked up by Davis' keyboards and a flexible orchestra that sounds equally at home with the classical influences in Davis' arrangements and the timeless pop craftsmanship of the songs.
Mannheim's keyboardist and mastermind Chip Davis has made a long, profitable career out of combining classical-tinged orchestrations with various pop traditions in an instrumental context. Davis takes his modus operandi to its next logical step on MEETS THE MOUSE, where he tackles the Disney Songbook. Classic tunes like "Chim Chim Cher-ee" and "Heigh-Ho" rub shoulders with more recent Disney-derived compositions like Randy Newman's "You've Got a Friend in Me." Throughout, the themes are picked up by Davis' keyboards and a flexible orchestra that sounds equally at home with the classical influences in Davis' arrangements and the timeless pop craftsmanship of the songs.
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