Song of the South (1956)

Style 1: Yellow Disneyland label

Style 2: Yellow Hansen Records label

Style 3: Later red Disneyland label

Style 4: Canadian Sparton Pressing

Style 5: Australian E.M.I. Pressing

Category	Records and Tapes
Title	Song of the South
Year	1956
Country	United States, Canada, Australia
Description	First Disney album containing about 36 minutes of the actual soundtrack to Song of the South, including instrumentals. Generally considered one of the more valuable Disney records, being the first soundtrack ever released on the Disneyland label.
Record Label	Disneyland
Number	WDL-4001
Media	Record
RPM	33 1/3
Contents	Side 1: Song of the South, Uncle Remus Said, Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah, Ginny and Johnny, Who Wants To Live Like That, Let The Rain Pour Down; Side 2: How Do You Do, Sooner Or Later, Everybody Has A Laughing Place, Let The Rain Pour Down, Uncle Remus Leaves, All I Want, Finale.
Variations	Record Label: The yellow label is the first pressing (Style 1). Some yellow labels are also marked "Hansen Records" in an arc across the top of the label (Style 2). The red label is a later pressing (Style 3). Also released in Canada by Sparton Records (Style 4). Also released in Australia by E.M.I. (Style 5). Album Cover: Canadian pressings by Sparton Records have "SPARTON" stamped on the cover in black in the upper right hand corner. Australian pressings have the Disneyland Records logo in the upper right hand corner.
Dimensions	12" (record diameter)
Original Price	$4.98
Suggested Value	USD $75-100
Related Items	Disneyland DEP-4001A (1956) [United States, New Zealand] Disneyland DQ-1205 (1959) [United States] Disneyland DQ-1205 (c.1974) [United Kingdom]