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1946 Radio Spots
The following three clips are original radio transcriptions from the 1946 release of Song of the South. There were three transcription records made available to radio stations on 16-inch 78rpm discs. These three transcriptions are taken from the second disc (South 2).
They contain musical hit numbers from the movie performed by Johnny Mercer (who released these numbers on Capitol CC-40), as well as Bobby Driscoll, Luana Patten, James Baskett, and Walt Disney.
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15 Minute Transcription
Interview and musical preview with Johnny Mercer, Luana Patten, Bobby Driscoll, James Baskett, and Walt Disney.
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6.7 MB
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5 Minute Transcription #1
Short interview and musical preview with Johnny Mercer, Luana Patten, and Bobby Driscoll.
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2.1 MB
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5 Minute Transcription #2
Short interview and musical preview with Johnny Mercer and Walt Disney. Special guest: Donald Duck.
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2.1 MB
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1972 Radio Spots
The following six radio spots are from the 1972 theatrical release of Song of the South. These radio spots were released on a single-sided 12" record, CR-3277.
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Cut #1 (Plus Live Tag)
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55 seconds |
952 KB
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| Cut #2 (Plus Live Tag) |
55 seconds |
956 KB |
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Cut #3 (Plus Live Tag)
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25 seconds |
484 KB
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| Cut #4 (Plus Live Tag) |
25 seconds |
480 KB |
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Cut #5 (Plus Live Tag)
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15 seconds |
320 KB
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Cut #6 (No Tag)
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10 seconds |
172 KB
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1973 Radio Spots
The following four radio spots below are from the 1973 Song of the South/Aristocats Double Feature release for Walt Disney Productions' 50th anniversary. These radio spots were released on a single-sided 6" record, CR-3384.
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Cut #1
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60 seconds |
935 KB
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Cut #2
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30 seconds |
475 KB
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Cut #3
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20 seconds |
315 KB
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Cut #4 (No End Tag)
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10 seconds |
167 KB
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Midi Files
As far as I know, the following MIDI files are free domain. If anyone out there has a good ear for music and can make professional midi files, and would like to tackle the rest of the songs from this movie, let me know.
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