Quote from user: AriciaPerhaps my topic will be useless but I would like to express my hope and my envy that one day, maybe, there will be some music to accompany the big stories of Barks and Rosa.
I imagine a music for each episode of Scrooge's youth ; musics betraying the times and the feelings (for example, a western kind for The Vigilante of Pizen Bluff).
It would be wonderful.
Thanks for your attention.
Oh...my...gawrsh! :) I'm glad I'm not the only who felt that way! :D I was so intrigued by "Life and Times" that I made a private music mix for it!!
Why don't you make one as well? :)
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LadyQuackly
Stories & music
Message 16 -
2008-04-04 at 23:29:32
Robb_K
Stories & music
Message 17 -
2008-04-05 at 03:51:48
Quote from user: OlivierQuote from user: ramapithQuote from user: OlivierIt might also be amusing to have a musician write music for the songs (at least the couple of lyrics) Barks has written, like "The Screaming Cowboy".
There IS an official recorded version of "The Screaming Cowboy"!
Disney wrote some additional lyrics and recorded it as part of a 1980s music album, PARDNERS, where it was featured together with other Wild West-themed Disney songs.
Want a listen? http://felix.goldenagecartoons.com/screamingcowboy.mp3
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Thanks David!
I'll listen to it later (I can't right now).
Thanks for posting the song, Olivier. It's a decent job of building a song around Barks' lines. Although it's a bit disappointing, as it seems too cute and Disney-ish, and doesn't seem to reflect the parody of the strongly emotional wailing of the disheartened cowboy singer of the late 1940s and early 1950s, wailing about a lost love.
There IS an official recorded version of "The Screaming Cowboy"!
Disney wrote some additional lyrics and recorded it as part of a 1980s music album, PARDNERS, where it was featured together with other Wild West-themed Disney songs.
Want a listen? http://felix.goldenagecartoons.com/screamingcowboy.mp3
[Pogo]Incredibobble![/Pogo]
Thanks David!
I'll listen to it later (I can't right now).
Thanks for posting the song, Olivier. It's a decent job of building a song around Barks' lines. Although it's a bit disappointing, as it seems too cute and Disney-ish, and doesn't seem to reflect the parody of the strongly emotional wailing of the disheartened cowboy singer of the late 1940s and early 1950s, wailing about a lost love.
Aricia
Stories & music
Message 18 -
2008-04-05 at 18:40:48
Quote from user: LadyQuacklyI'm glad I'm not the only who felt that way!
Hey!
Nice to meet you!
:D
Quote from user: LadyQuacklyWhy don't you make one as well?
I asked a compositor but he hasn't the time.
:(
Hey!
Nice to meet you!
:D
Quote from user: LadyQuacklyWhy don't you make one as well?
I asked a compositor but he hasn't the time.
:(
Olivier
Stories & music
Message 19 -
2008-04-06 at 00:29:30
It's actually David who gave the link to the song, Robb; the thanks go to him.
:)
:)
Shoeless_Pashley
Stories & music
Message 20 -
2011-01-05 at 18:10:05
Return of the Zombie thread!
But I've had Duck related songs on the brain since I was watching Duck youtube tributes which made me nostalgic to check out Duck fan sites, which led me here to this forum. I highly recommend the L&TofSM tribute vid set to Flogging Molly's "Selfish Man", it's simply amazing! Someone also did a great one for Goldie and Scrooge to the song "Love Letter" which fits so well with those final moments from "Hearts of the Yukon." Also, I would say that listening to "Lydia" is a must before reading Tresury of Croesus, I hear it on NPR a few months before I able to track down that story and read it for the first time, which made it so much more enjoyable. In fact, I break into a smile whenever I think about Donald singing it. For some real fun, watch the Muppet version of "Lydia" on youtube. (I'd link all these vids, but being new here, I'm not sure what the rules are for linking such stuff or had a chance to see if another thread already has such a topic yet on Duck releated youtube vids).
I'd love to hear what is on you L&TofSM playlist Lady Quackly.
Thanks for posting the Screaming Cowboy link Ramapith.
Thanks for posting those lyrics Ole Damgaard, that is a really cool song.
Other Duck related songs I can think of - The 3 Caballeros of course, which Rosa used in one of his stories as a musical number in a comic on less. I'd love it if Disney would released a soundtrack to 3 Caballeros ans Saludos Amigos all the music in them is wonderful, but Caballeros can at least be found on the Disneyworld soundtrack for the Mexico pavilion ride.
I have an album called Zorro and his Romantic Guitars. It has an instrumental of "You Belong to my Heart" that reminds me of Barks's In Old California story.
Then there are the songs that aren't in the comics but have the Ducks singing them like The Spectrum Song by Ludwig von Drake, Ducktales Theme, Boogie Beagle Blues, Bubba Duck (thought it isn't on the Disney Afternoon Album like the others two). There is a wonderful album called Disco Donald (probably out of print now, but I'm sure used copies exist) that collects most of all the Duck releated songs from various albums that Disney has put out over the years like Disco Mickey Mouse, Mousercize, etc. There is also a song about Jose Carioca on the Disco Mickey Mouse album as well called "Welcome to Rio."
Recent videos and this topic really does inspire me to create my own Duck playlist though. If I put one together I'll post what's on it.
Did Barks or anyone else write any lyrics in any comics for Shoeless Pashley songs?
But I've had Duck related songs on the brain since I was watching Duck youtube tributes which made me nostalgic to check out Duck fan sites, which led me here to this forum. I highly recommend the L&TofSM tribute vid set to Flogging Molly's "Selfish Man", it's simply amazing! Someone also did a great one for Goldie and Scrooge to the song "Love Letter" which fits so well with those final moments from "Hearts of the Yukon." Also, I would say that listening to "Lydia" is a must before reading Tresury of Croesus, I hear it on NPR a few months before I able to track down that story and read it for the first time, which made it so much more enjoyable. In fact, I break into a smile whenever I think about Donald singing it. For some real fun, watch the Muppet version of "Lydia" on youtube. (I'd link all these vids, but being new here, I'm not sure what the rules are for linking such stuff or had a chance to see if another thread already has such a topic yet on Duck releated youtube vids).
I'd love to hear what is on you L&TofSM playlist Lady Quackly.
Thanks for posting the Screaming Cowboy link Ramapith.
Thanks for posting those lyrics Ole Damgaard, that is a really cool song.
Other Duck related songs I can think of - The 3 Caballeros of course, which Rosa used in one of his stories as a musical number in a comic on less. I'd love it if Disney would released a soundtrack to 3 Caballeros ans Saludos Amigos all the music in them is wonderful, but Caballeros can at least be found on the Disneyworld soundtrack for the Mexico pavilion ride.
I have an album called Zorro and his Romantic Guitars. It has an instrumental of "You Belong to my Heart" that reminds me of Barks's In Old California story.
Then there are the songs that aren't in the comics but have the Ducks singing them like The Spectrum Song by Ludwig von Drake, Ducktales Theme, Boogie Beagle Blues, Bubba Duck (thought it isn't on the Disney Afternoon Album like the others two). There is a wonderful album called Disco Donald (probably out of print now, but I'm sure used copies exist) that collects most of all the Duck releated songs from various albums that Disney has put out over the years like Disco Mickey Mouse, Mousercize, etc. There is also a song about Jose Carioca on the Disco Mickey Mouse album as well called "Welcome to Rio."
Recent videos and this topic really does inspire me to create my own Duck playlist though. If I put one together I'll post what's on it.
Did Barks or anyone else write any lyrics in any comics for Shoeless Pashley songs?
Roger North
Stories & music
Message 21 -
2011-01-05 at 18:29:20
I have seen the video for The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck. It is one of my favorite Disney Comic related videos. I also like the Money Money song by Abba where they show pictures of Scrooge McDuck and his two primary competitors Flintheart Glomgold and John D. Rockerduck.
Dutch Duckfan Down Under
Stories & music
Message 22 -
2011-01-05 at 20:43:37
It's funny, I want to do something in the future that's exactly the other way around. When I hear a song, I sometimes think "what if this was background music" and start to think up (a) story(boards) to go with it. However, I haven't passed the sketching stage yet.
Matilda
Stories & music
Message 23 -
2012-08-11 at 12:56:32
Caballeros can at least be found on the Disneyworld soundtrack for the Mexico pavilion ride--Shoeless_Pashley
What exactly is the album called? The versions of "The Three Caballeros" available on iTunes are not very satisfying to a Donald fan.
What exactly is the album called? The versions of "The Three Caballeros" available on iTunes are not very satisfying to a Donald fan.
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