I never knew these existed but there’s something so wholesome about it. They don’t feel like a cash grab product, it was genuinely for the love of the creation. I miss that Disney magic!
@@SethBaileyDisney Sing Along Songs: Collection of All-Time Favorites video trilogy was released in 1997. The Early Years consisted songs from 1933-49, The Magic Years from 1950-73, and finally, The Modern Classics from 1989-97. In Disneyland Fun, why wasn't Let It Go (Frozen) featured?
@@SethBailey The Disney Sing Along Songs video series began with Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah in 1986, and ended with Disney Princess Sing Along Songs: Perfectly Princess in 2006. Did Disneyland Fun VHS focus more on the modern than classic characters?
@@SethBailey Very Merry Christmas Songs (1988) was Disney's first Sing Along video not to have the DSAS theme and a host. In the 2002 release of that video, the song, "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" had the yellow Mickey head with Rudolph's red nose and antlers for the whole song, but in the original 1988 release, the regular Mickey bouncing ball appeared, but when it went to the line, "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer", the Mickey with the Rudolph design stayed there for the rest of the song.
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These were so much fun
I never knew these existed but there’s something so wholesome about it. They don’t feel like a cash grab product, it was genuinely for the love of the creation. I miss that Disney magic!
They were awesome.
@@SethBaileyDisney Sing Along Songs: Collection of All-Time Favorites video trilogy was released in 1997. The Early Years consisted songs from 1933-49, The Magic Years from 1950-73, and finally, The Modern Classics from 1989-97. In Disneyland Fun, why wasn't Let It Go (Frozen) featured?
@@ninagabriellet.bantoto1625 because the song didn't come out for another 23 years.
@@SethBailey The Disney Sing Along Songs video series began with Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah in 1986, and ended with Disney Princess Sing Along Songs: Perfectly Princess in 2006.
Did Disneyland Fun VHS focus more on the modern than classic characters?
@@ninagabriellet.bantoto1625 I would say classic, outside of Roger Rabbit.
My favorite song of all time is WInnie the Pooh Bear Rumbly in my tummy! I had this song on a record when I was a little girl!!!
Also, one of my faves was a vhs about Disney World attractions
OMG!! I used to love Disney Sing along songs!!! I have practically every Disney movie on VHS!! I would Jam out to these songs as a kid !
They were the best.
@@SethBaileyWas that the first Disney Sing Along Songs to have a songbook openings and closing before Very Merry Christmas Songs?
@@ninagabriellet.bantoto1625 That's a great question, I'm not sure. I would have to look into it.
@@SethBailey Very Merry Christmas Songs (1988) was Disney's first Sing Along video not to have the DSAS theme and a host. In the 2002 release of that video, the song, "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" had the yellow Mickey head with Rudolph's red nose and antlers for the whole song, but in the original 1988 release, the regular Mickey bouncing ball appeared, but when it went to the line, "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer", the Mickey with the Rudolph design stayed there for the rest of the song.