THE WiZARD OF OZ DECCA CAST ALBUM -MUNCHKINLAND (in STEREO)

In March 1940, Decca records release The Wizard of Oz Cast Album. Judy garland was under contract to Decca and recorded only 2 songs for the Album, “Over The Rainbow” and “The Jitterbug” no other cast members were on the album. The rest of the vocals were done by the Ken Darby Singers.
Here is a stereo version I created of Munchkinland (includes "Ding! Dong! The Witch Is Dead") . I created the stereo Sound by having the original track on the left channel and extracting the orchestra and putting it on the right channel. I also used clips from the raw tornado footage of the film and footage of Margret Hamilton for visuals to help avoid copyright issues.

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Outstanding Video!

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Excellent!!

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I Love This Video!

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They were all perfect in the movie!

[@pattibrooks1907]

Great video .I love this Judy Garland movie

[@sharkynayo]

nice to see this clean version without all the movie background sounds

[@garycarpenter2980]

This is my favorite movie of all time 🎥 it's got the best cast...ever, I love Judy Garland as Dorothy but my favorite character is the Cowardly Lion 🦁 but I think that Margaret Hamilton was the best in the part of the Wicked Witch of the West and I can't believe that the entire cast is gone, the last one was Jerry Maren of the Lollipop guild was the last one to pass away RIP to the entire cast

[@MaskedMan66]

Believe it or not, Judy Garland's stand-in is still alive. her name is Caren Marsh Doll, and she turned 104 this year!

[@JukeboxBalowski]

What do they mean by: Decca version? Was there another version of the movie?

[@ronan8757]

Decca was a record company which realeased the Wizard of Oz album in 1940, heard in this video. The visual is all from the '39 movie.

[@JukeboxBalowski]

​@@ronan8757Oh I see. Thank you. I actually like the original audio from the movie even better.