Disney Sing Along Songs: 101 Notes of Fun

Here's the UK version of "Fun With Music" when it was repackaged as "101 Notes of Fun" in 1994. Here's the difference. "Fun With Music" is focusing on "Oliver and Company" and "101 Notes of Fun" is focusing on "101 Dalmations." Here are the songs that are in this re-changed volume:

1. Fun With Music (The Mickey Mouse Club)
2. Why Should I Worry (Oliver and Company)
3. With a Smile and a Song (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs)
4. Cruella De Vil (101 Dalmations)
5. All in the Golden Afternoon (Alice In Wonderland)
6. While Strolling Through The Park (Nifty Nineties)
7. Boo Boo Boo (A Symposium On Popular Songs)
8. Green With Envy Blues (An Adventure In Color)
9. Good Company (Oliver and Company)
10. Blue Danube Waltz (Square Peg In A Round Hole)
11. Old McDonald Had A Band (Toot, Whistle, Plunk and Boom)
12. Scales and Arpeggios (The Aristocats)

Note:
*On this video, "Cruella De Vil" is replacing "Let's All Sing Like The Birdies Sing" and "Cruella De Vil reprise" is replacing "Why Should I Worry reprise." The song "Let's All Sing Like The Birdies Sing" returns in the UK version of "Colors of the Wind."

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[edwardchen2009]

Nice

[matthew3alex]

You might tell the difference between "Fun With Music" and "101 Notes of Fun."

[edwardchen2009]

They both have the same songs though.

[matthew3alex]

Well, almost because the song, "Cruella De Vil" is replacing "Let's All Sing Like The Birdies Sing."

[Bunker0224]

Cool!

[matthew3alex]

Thanks.

[RingoandCarlin]

Its too bad that the American have this version. Cruella De Vil is a great Disney song, and it would have made Fun with Music tape a lot better, especially that it would have that song at the end like it did on the UK version.

[Meanmanmartin2007]

My sister used to have this video. To be honest I was not too impressed when she first got it but overtime I grew to like it. I had no idea that there was an alternative version of this video called Fun With Music.

The first time I saw this tape was in summer 1995. Two years before Oliver and Company came out on video from what I remember.