Lady and the Tramp

Artist: Original Soundtrack
Label: Disney
Category: Music

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Format: Soundtrack
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1

UPC: 050086070572
EAN: 0050086070572
ASIN: B000056QDU

Release Date: 2001-01-30

Lady and the Tramp

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Tracks:

Main Title (Bella Notte)/The Wag of a Dog's Tail
Peace on Earth
It Has a Ribbon/Lady to Bed/A Few Mornings Later
Sunday/The Rat/Morning Paper
A New Collar/Jock & Trusty/It's Jim Dear
What a Day!/Breakfast at Tony's
Warning/Breakout/Sob Hill/A Wee Bairn
Countdown to B-Day
Baby's First Morning/What Is a Baby/La La La
Going Away/Aunt Sarah
The Siamese Cat Song/What's Going on Down There
The Muzzle/Wrong Side of the Tracks
You Poor Kid/He's Not My Dog
Through the Zoo/A Log Puller
Footloose and Collar-Free/Belle Notte
It's Morning/Ever Chase Chickens/Caught
Home Sweet Home
The Pound
What a Dog/He's a Tramp
In the Doghouse/The Rat Returns/Falsely Accused/We've Got to Stop That Wagon/Trusty's Sacrifice
Watch the Birdie/Visitors
Finale (Peace on Earth)

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This early '50s Disney classic had it all: class confrontation (purebred meets mutt), memorable songs (by Sonny Burke and Peggy Lee), and an unusually truthful view of household creatures (dogs are good, cats are bad). "The Siamese Cat Song" shimmers with the mock Orientalism of classic Exotica--enhanced by Lee's double-tracked evocation of barely domesticated evil. Producer Randy Thornton deserves credit for piecing together Oliver Wallace's myriad cues into a reasonably cohesive musical work, but the handful of Peggy Lee tracks are the real treasure. Whether fronting a choir of howling dogs on "He's a Tramp" or employing that oddly dispassionate "Is That All There Is" voice on "What Is a Baby," it's Lee who, a half century later, still commands the spotlight. <I>--Bill Forman</I>

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By far one of the best classic Disney soundtracks.......2002-01-16

This was the first classic Disney soundtrack I purchased and it is really able to hold its own against all the other soundtracks in this series. The score takes on a much more lightly mature tone than that of the other scores (except for maybe Bambi, which still is a bit more heavy handed.) The music very much reflects the laid back yet intent way the story is styled in the actual film. There is a lot of score to listen to, but it all flows together and each piece still retains its own individuality. And, as always, "He's A Tramp" is just as irresistable as it was when the film first premiered over 40 years ago. A lush yet down to earth soundtrack make this a vital and highly enjoyable addition to any Disney music collection!

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