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Disney's Sing Along Songs: Colors Of The Wind (HQ Uncut Reconstruction)

The Walt Disney Company, Walt Disney Home Video, TV is OK Productions

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Don't get me wrong, but from what I've just realized, the US release of Disney's Sing Along Songs volume Colors Of The Wind was originally going to include "Hakuna Matata" from The Lion King, and, judging by the incidental zigzag music (as Andy Belling calls it), it was to be placed between "Cinderella Work Song" and "Why Should I Worry?" In my opinion, it kinda feels a bit short for seven songs for this volume.

Most of the sources I've used come from my VHS tapes and LaserDiscs I digitized with WinDV and Canopus ADVC-110, as well as the Circle Of Life Sing Along Songs DVD.

For Ludwig von Drake's introduction to "Hakuna Matata", the audio source I used comes from Canta con Nosotros: Colores en el Viento, except I removed the Professor's Spanish voice and put in subtitles based on the dialogue from "A Square Peg in a Round Hole". Credit goes to Consuelo717 for the audio source.

Also, I used Adobe Illustrator to recreate the blue music staff and G-clef title card for "Hakuna Matata". It's not perfect, but it's close, especially the font.

Video editing was done with Adobe Premiere Pro.

I didn't bother adding "Hakuna Matata" to the end credits, though, but I did add in the extra mice scene to the "Cinderella Work Song", just like The Bare Necessities had.

EDIT: Here's the international English reconstruction, with "Hakuna Matata" added between "Casey Junior" and "Oo-De-Lally".

Disclaimer: I do not own any content in this video. This fan-reconstruction is uploaded for archival, educational, and research purposes.

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The Walt Disney Company, Walt Disney Home Video, TV is OK Productions
Language
English
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