The First U.S. Stop-Motion Feature on Screen & Records
The New York-produced stop-motion feature that made animation history had a decades-long life through its soundtrack on RCA Records.
The New York-produced stop-motion feature that made animation history had a decades-long life through its soundtrack on RCA Records.
“Barbie-Mania” has gripped the United States – giving us a perfect excuse to play several vintage Barbie and Ken musical moments, captured on vinyl decades ago.
We continue our celebration of Disney’s game-changing classic Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs with more albums based on the score.
Saluting Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, released nationwide in February 1938, here’s the first of two looks at adaptations on records.
A winter sound trek with the animated feature that inspired Miyazaki, captivated the Cannes Film Festival and became a Decca album with the voice of Gidget.
A celebration of the talents that Jules Bass brought to the extraordinary partnership that endures through the wondrous works of Rankin/Bass.
Celebrating the first home of Hanna-Barbera theme park attractions, Brady Bunch hijinks, and Partridges dancing with Banana Splits.
An 85th anniversary look at the time Disney’s record division produced its first stereo Snow White album with the cream of Hollywood musical talent.
Best-known as founder of the Disney Music Group, he also earned legendary status from his influence on animation and theme parks.
Two members of The Turtles created music for rabbits, sheep, and penguins in a feature from the director of “The Point”.