Ralph's World: Welcome To Ralph's World
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This compilation is packed with hits and fan favorites, and was the first Ralph's World release on Disney Sound. It features rockers like Fee Fi Fo Fum and Dance Around, as well as classics like Surfin' In My Imagination and The Coffee Song. Included in the fifteen song collection is a new song, With A Friend (The Pooh Song), written as part of the lovable bear's 80th birthday celebration. A bonus DVD of six music videos includes Dinosaur Rumble and Puppy Dog.
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Songs:
1. Fee Fi Fo Fum 2. Puppy Dog 3. Dance Around 4. The Coffee Song 5. The Mighty Worm 6. Things That I Like 7. With A Friend (The Pooh Song) 8. Dinosaur Rumble 9. Peggy's Pie Parlor Polka 10. All I Want To Do Is Play 11. At The Bottom Of The Sea 12. Animal Friends 13. Surfin' In My Imagination 14. Happy Lemons 15. Riding With No Hands (Some editions have various bonus tracks, including We Are Ants or Sunny Day Rainy Day Anytime Band) Disc 2 (Videos): 1. Things That I Like 2. Dance Around 3. Dinosaur Rumble 4. Surfin' In My Imagination 5. Mighty Worm 6. Puppy Dog |
Critics say:
Welcome to Ralph''s World represents indie-minded musical magician Ralph Covert''s leap to the bigs--the bigs, in the kids'' game, meaning Disney. Worry not, though, Ralph fans: instead of steering the world-class story spinner behind such all-ages gems as "Kid Astro" and "Old Red No. 7" in a clumsy corporate direction, the label elected to distill 16 of his best and brightest tracks from the six previous Ralph''s World discs. Thus we''re essentially treated to a greatest-hits package: "Surfin'' in My Imagination," "At the Bottom of the Sea," "Sunny Day Rainy Day Anytime Band," and "The Coffee Song" all make the cut, and they''re as zippy-joyful-plucky as ever. A few future classics--"We Are Ants" and "What Can You Do with Your Baby Brother"--are left off, but time won''t rub the sheen off them; they''ll just become something for new fans to eventually "discover." Because this wouldn''t be a Disney disc without a bonus, Welcome also packs a multimedia one-two punch: six danceable, throw-your-hands-up videos dot disc two. --Tammy La Gorce |