Talk to the Animals [From Dr. Doolittle] - The Broadway Kids, Brieusse, Leslie
Can You Feel the Love Tonight? - The Broadway Kids, John, Elton
Ghostbusters [From Ghostbusters] - The Broadway Kids, Parker, Ray [1] Jr.
You've Got a Friend in Me [From Toy Story] - The Broadway Kids, Newman, Randy
Swinging on a Star [From Going My Way] - The Broadway Kids, Burke, Johnny [Lyri
Ben [From Ben Hur] - The Broadway Kids, Black, Donald
Wizard of Oz Medley [From The Wizard of Oz][Medley] - The Broadway Kids, Arlen, Harold
High Hopes [From Hole in the Head] - The Broadway Kids, Cahn, Sammy
Don't Go Hollywood on Us - The Broadway Kids,
Part of Your World [From the Little Mermaid] - The Broadway Kids, Menken, Alan
Fame [From Fame] - The Broadway Kids, Alomar, Carlos
Feed the Birds [From Mary Poppins] - The Broadway Kids, Sherman, Richard M.
King of New York [From Newsies] - The Broadway Kids,
On this 1997 outing, the precocious pack of Broadway belters brings their stadium-size-and-still-growing pipes to the songs of the silver screen. Sometimes it works, mostly with classics like "Talk to the Animals" from Dr.... more » Dolittle, "Feed the Birds" from Mary Poppins, and "High Hopes" from A Hole in the Head. Other times, like the theme to Ghostbusters, the effect is more weird than winsome; picture Ray Parker Jr. singing Annie's "It's the Hard-Knock Life." Still, finding fault with these chirpy singing champs, harmonizing as they do with earnest sincerity and effortless sweetness, isn't easy, and anyone with a penchant for pint-size performers who pour every last ounce of their 80-or-so-pound frames into their craft will want to take this spin to the cinema. --Tammy La Gorce« less
On this 1997 outing, the precocious pack of Broadway belters brings their stadium-size-and-still-growing pipes to the songs of the silver screen. Sometimes it works, mostly with classics like "Talk to the Animals" from Dr. Dolittle, "Feed the Birds" from Mary Poppins, and "High Hopes" from A Hole in the Head. Other times, like the theme to Ghostbusters, the effect is more weird than winsome; picture Ray Parker Jr. singing Annie's "It's the Hard-Knock Life." Still, finding fault with these chirpy singing champs, harmonizing as they do with earnest sincerity and effortless sweetness, isn't easy, and anyone with a penchant for pint-size performers who pour every last ounce of their 80-or-so-pound frames into their craft will want to take this spin to the cinema. --Tammy La Gorce
"This was an absolutly wounderful music selection.(and still is!) My favorites having to be: Part of Your World from The Little Mermaid and sung by Eden Riegel(an exceptionally talented girl.), Can You Feel the Love Tonight from the Lion King and sung by Michael Shulman(another talented performer!), Fame from Fame sung by Cassidy Ladden and Ariel Harris Osumenya (two talented girls), and my absolute favorite being You've got a Friend in Me from Toy Story sung by Amy Braverman and Travis Jordan Greisler(both with amazing vocal talents.) What I love about the B.K.'s is how original they are. A very positive group that gives you a positive feeling when you listen to their music. A MUST for any music fan!"
Great CD for any music fan!
jedikeeka3 | On my computer | 05/08/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)
"My younger sister, in a dance recital, did the Broadway Kids version of "King of New York", and about a year later, her and I did the same song for our figure sjating show.
We love this CD.
My favorites are:
King of New York- from the "Newsies (one of my favorite movies)
Fame--- from "Fame"
Ghostbusters---from "Ghostbusters"
As well as others.
AWESOME CD!"
Both my daughter and I love this CD
03/22/2002
(5 out of 5 stars)
""Don't Go Hollywoood On Us" alone makes this CD worth it's price. "King of New York" is a great song, so is the "Wizard of Oz" medley. A CD you won't be embarassed to have your kids listen to, and you might even listen to when your kids are NOT with you! Great for anyone looking for music to dance to for talent shows or dance schools. Wonderful, full orchestrations."
I LOVE This CD
08/26/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I like this CD because I know a lot of these songs from movies, and kids are singing them. I drive my parents crazy wanting to play it over and over again. I think they know all the words by heart too. My favorite song is FAME! I got this CD as a present and now I have five other Broadway Kids CDs because I loved this so much!"