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Baby Mine (From Dumbo - 1941) / Mickey Mouse March (From The Mickey Mouse Club -1955)

Bonnie Raitt, Was (Not Was), Aaron Neville

Artist: Bonnie Raitt, Was (Not Was), Aaron Neville
Label: A&M Records
Catalog number: AM 485
Format: 7" · Single · 45 RPM
Country: UK
Released: 1988
Genre: Pop
Barcode: 5016772048572

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This 1988 release features unique interpretations of iconic Disney melodies by artists such as Bonnie Raitt and Aaron Neville, originally recorded for the "Stay Awake" compilation album. It is a notable example of contemporary musicians reimagining classic film music, blending sentimental heritage with the distinct musical styles of the late 1980s.

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Baby Mine (From Dumbo - 1941) / Mickey Mouse March (From The Mickey Mouse Club -1955) has 2 tracks, about 5:28 of music. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.

ABaby Mine (From Dumbo - 1941)3:14
Arranged By
Don Was
Arranged By [Horns]
Luis Resto, Uptown Horns
Lyrics By
Ned Washington
Mastered By
Pounda
Music By
Frank Churchill
BMickey Mouse March (From The Mickey Mouse Club -1955)2:14
Arranged By
Aaron Neville, Mac Rebennack
Co-producer
Joel Dorn
Music By, Lyrics By
Jimmie Dodd

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This 1988 release was produced for the Stay Awake: Various Interpretations of Music from Vintage Disney Films compilation, an ambitious project spearheaded by producer Hal Willner. The album sought to reimagine classic Disney songs through the lens of alternative, rock, and soul musicians, moving away from the traditional orchestral arrangements to create something more experimental and resonant for an adult audience.

The A-side features Bonnie Raitt performing 'Baby Mine,' a poignant rendition that captures the emotional gravity of the lullaby from Dumbo. The B-side, 'Mickey Mouse March,' was reimagined by the eclectic band Was (Not Was) featuring Aaron Neville. The release reflects the late 1980s interest in deconstructing pop culture iconography, resulting in a production that was critically lauded for its artistic depth and surprising musical choices.

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