Main Street, U.S.A.

• Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln, Speech (3:40) Stereo (Voiced by: Royal Dano): In 1984, Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln was updated to reflect advances in technology in the twenty years since the show had debuted. The original show began with a slideshow narrated by "Lincoln" telling about his life, followed – a lengthy speech by the Audio- Animatronics figure. The show culminated with the song "Battle Hymn of the Republic" playing as the sky behind the Lincoln figure transformed into the American flag.
  
  The 1984 revision changed the slideshow, instead telling of the American Revolution and Civil War. It also added in a new song for the show -- "Two Brothers" (see below). The speech the AA figure gave was shortened, and the song at the end was changed from "Battle Hymn of the Republic" to "Golden Dream," a song penned for American Adventure in Epcot at Walt Disney World. This track, which features Royal Dano giving the performance of Abraham Lincoln, is the updated show with "Golden Dream" underscore. The track ends abruptly with a quick finale after Lincoln speaks his final words; however, it is possible to reassemble the ending with the purchase of the "Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln, Underscore and Golden Dream" Disneyland Forever track.
• Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln, Underscore and Golden Dream (3:00) Stereo: "Golden Dream" is one of the aforementioned songs installed in Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln during the 1984 reprogramming of the show. In the attraction, the underscore starts midway through his speech and builds until Lincoln finishes talking; a chorus then begins singing "Golden Dream."
• Main Street Area Music, Fortuosity (1:41) Mono: Song number 11 on the Main Street music loop. This is another Sherman Brothers tune, written for the 1967 Disney film musical, "The Happiest Millionaire."
• Main Street Area Music, Flitterin‰ (1:43) Mono: Song number 18 on the Main Street music loop. The track is an instrumental of a song written by Richard and Robert Sherman for the 1963 Disney film, "Summer Magic." This song (and the other "Main Street Area Music" tracks on Disneyland Forever) were installed in April 1992, reflecting a new loop similar to the one assembled for Disneyland Paris.
• Main Entrance, 1956 Main Entrance Announcements (2:13): The title of this Disneyland Forever selection pretty much says it all. It's interesting to note how much the prices have risen over the years!
• Main Street, Parades, Closing, Tram Announcements (3:27) Mono: Miscellaneous 1980s announcements by Jack Wagner. Included are a –escription of the Main Street Electrical Parade, announcements for the Fantasy in the Sky Fireworks, the Very Merry Christmas Parade, Disneyland's closing and the parking lot tram.
• Main Street Atmosphere, Dentist's Office [4:15] Mono: This track is only a small sampling of the hour-long loop that plays by Disney Clothiers. The loop was originally recorded for Disneyland Paris (and still plays there today); Imagineer Russell Brower - d the recording session for it.
• Main Street Area Music, I Could Love a Million Girls [2:10] Mono: Song number 21 on the Main Street music loop. Another song written by the Shermans for Disney's "Summer Magic."
• Main Street Area Music, Goodbye, My Coney Island Baby [1:59] Mono: Song number 1 on the Main Street music loop. This is a public domain song, originally written by Les Applegate.
• Main Entrance, Ticket Book Facts (1:49) Mono: These announcements date from 1978, and are voiced by Jack "Voice of Disneyland" Wagner.
• Main Street Area Music, Let's Have a Drink On It [1:27] Mono: Song number 12 on the Main Street music loop. Written by Richard and Robert Sherman for "The Happiest Millionaire."
• Main Street Area Music, Summer Magic [1:59] Mono: Song number 19 on the Main Street music loop. Yet another Sherman Brothers song, penned (as the title implies) for "Summer Magic."
• Main Street Area Music, Yankee Doodle Dandy [2:38] Mono: Song number 22 on the Main Street music loop.
• Market House, Party Line Telephone [3:14] Mono: The Disneyland Forever track is only a small portion of the chitchat one could listen to were they to actually pick up one of the telephones in the Market House shop. This particular part of the phone loop is about a barn on fire. Sound effects of a burning barn are present throughout.
• Wizard of Bras, Wizard of Bras [1:19] Mono: An announcement played in the short-lived shop on Main Street in Disneyland's early years. Female narration accompanied by a musical underscore.

Mickey's Toontown

• Mickey's Toontown, Sounds from Toontown [5:12] Stereo: This selection is a composite of some of the many, many sound effects that play in Mickey's Toontown; in fact, the track contains most of the sounds you hear in Toontown without actually entering an attraction.
• Mickey's Toontown Area Music, Donald Duck Theme [1:26] Mono
• Mickey's Toontown Area Music, Goofy's Theme [1:04] Mono
• Mickey's Toontown Area Music, Little Toot [3:12] Mono
• Mickey's Toontown Area Music, Minnie's Yoo Hoo [1:29] Stereo
• Mickey's Toontown Area Music, Steamboat Willie [2:08] Stereo: The "Mickey's Toontown Area Music" tracks also play at Walt Disney World in Mickey's Toontown Fair in the Magic Kingdom.

Tomorrowland

• Adventure Thru Inner Space, Miracles from Molecules [3:34] Stereo: "Miracles from Molecules" is one of the many tunes penned for Disneyland by Richard and Robert Sherman. Adventure Thru Inner Space was a favorite of many for its 18- year- long stay in Tomorrowland. This, the attraction's theme song, played in the unload area while Guests were treated to displays about Monsanto, the attraction's sponsor for many years. The track is mostly vocals with musical accompaniment; an instrumental version can be found listed with the "Space Mountain Concourse" Disneyland Forever tracks.
• America Sings, Welcome and Introduction [2:05] Stereo
• America Sings, Old South [3:56] Stereo
• America Sings, Goin‰ West [3:55] Stereo
• America Sings, Gay ‰90s [3:56] Stereo
• America Sings, Modern Times [3:57] Stereo
• America Sings, Closing [3:15] Stereo
• Includes the unload music.
• Art Corner, Announcement [1:27] Mono: 1950s announcement advertising having your portrait drawn in 7 minutes for a dollar and a half. "Mailing tubes and complete framing facilities are also available here at the Art Corner."
• Carousel of Progress, Opening 1 of 5 [4:03] Stereo
• Carousel of Progress, Spring 2 of 5 [3:58] Stereo
• Carousel of Progress, Summer 3 of 5 [3:55] Stereo
• Carousel of Progress, Autumn 4 of 5 [4:00] Stereo
• Carousel of Progress, Christmas 5 of 5 [4:01] Stereo: With the exception of "Opening 1 of 5," the Carousel of Progress full show tracks are mostly mono; sound effects and other characters (mother, daughter, etc.) are thrown into one of the channels to create a stereo effect. The ending chorus of "Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow" on each track is true stereo, as is the "Kaleidophonic Opening" music heard in "Opening 1 of 5." In the World's Fair and Disneyland version (sold here), Rex Allen plays the part of the father.
• Carousel of Progress, Dixieland Gramophone [1:47] Stereo: An instrumental version of "Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow," heard during "Summer 3 of 5."
• Carousel of Progress, Radio and Record Player [1:12] Stereo: An instrumental version of "Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow," heard during "Autumn 4 of 5."
• Carousel of Progress, Speed Ramp March [3:16] Stereo: Another instrumental version of "Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow." This tune was played after "Christmas 5 of 5," on the speedramps leading up to Progress City on the second floor. The music would actually start before Guests were able to get up out of their seats; it was intended to create anticipation in Guests that they might be missing something!
• Carousel of Progress, Talking Machine Music [0:57] Stereo: Instrumental of "Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow," heard during "Spring 2 of 5."
• Disneyland Monorail, Monorail Song [3:26] Mono: The "Monorail Song" is a great tune penned by staff composer Buddy Baker in the 1950s. It was initially used on the Disneyland television show, years before the Monorail had been built at Disneyland. When the Monorail was on the TV show, it was always accompanied by this song; hence the name, "Monorail Song." The song was re-recorded in the early 1990s. That version plays on the Space Mountain Concourse.
• Disneyland Monorail, Narration to Hotel [2:15] Mono: This Disneyland Forever track dates from 1985 and Disneyland's 30th anniversary.
• House of the Future, Show Narration [4:28] Mono: The Monsanto House of the Future was a fixture near Tomorrowland's entrance for 10 years, from 1957 to 1967. It's purpose was to show how plastics could be used in construction. The Disneyland Forever track was somewhat of a description of what the house was, played inside.
• Mission to Mars, Welcome Aboard [4:01] Mono
• Mission to Mars, In Flight [4:43] Mono
• Rocket to the Moon, Full Show Part 1 of 2 [4:28] Mono: This track begins with excerpts from "Spaceport Sounds" and "Rocket Engine Sound," other Disneyland Forever selections.
• Rocket to the Moon, Full Show Part 2 of 2 [6:20] Mono
• Rocket to the Moon, Rocket Engine Sound [3:45] Mono: Exactly what the name suggests: 3 minutes and 45 seconds of a rocket engine sound, presumably played in the Rocket to the Moon queue.
• Rocket to the Moon, Spaceport Sounds [3:21] Mono: Passenger and flight announcements
• Space Mountain, Com Chat [4:02] Stereo: This selection is a portion of the 7 minute loop that plays in the Space Mountain queue. Music is on both channels; the com chat voices are exclusively on the right.
• Space Mountain Concourse, 20K Leagues Under the Sea [2:24] Stereo
• Space Mountain Concourse, Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow [2:25] Stereo
• Space Mountain Concourse, Miracles from Molecules [1:45] Stereo
• Space Mountain Concourse, Monorail Song [2:57] Stereo: When Walt Disney Imagineering began in earnest to brainstorm how Tomorrowland could be remodeled, one of the earliest ideas was a plan known as "Tomorrowland 2055." It would have been a sleek, Blade Runner- esque future that would have featured lots of metallic colors, Alien Encounter where Mission to Mars used to be, and a brand new theater show in the Carousel Theater. Like in the Tomorrowland that was eventually opened in 1998, Tomorrowland 2055 also saw the return of the Moonliner. However, that was not the only homage to the past that would have been part of TL2055. There was going to be an area music loop featuring something like "Tomorrowland's Greatest Hits:" Go Go Goodyear (Peoplemover platform), We are Here to Change the World (Captain EO), Miracles from Molecules (Adventure Thru Inner Space), etc.
  
  The loop was recorded, but it was not used as area music for the new Tomorrowland. Instead, it was installed in the Space Mountain restrooms (go figure...) and up on the Space Mountain Concourse. Along with the songs paying homage to past Tomorrowland attractions, there was new material (two TL2055 themes, a TL2055 theme and fanfare, and a TL2055 fanfare), the Timekeeper theme, and songs from the original Epcot entrance loop. These four Space Mountain Concourse selections were recorded to be part of this loop. (20K Leagues Under the Sea pays tribute to the 20K Leagues Under the Sea Exhibit that was in the original Tomorrowland.)
• Submarine Voyage, Attraction Narration [8:25] Stereo: This track is the most recent version of the Submarine Voyage narration (used until the attraction closed in September 1998). The narrator is mostly on the left channel, with sound effects and other crew members in the right channel.
• Tomorrowland, Safety Spiels [4:32] Mono: Sundry spiels from various Tomorrowland attractions, including the Monorail, the Autopia, Space Mountain and the Peoplemover. Some of the spiels are voiced by Jack Wagner.
• Viewliner, Boarding Announcements [2:23] Mono: This audio was played at the Viewliner stations to describe what the Viewliner was and describe what they would experience once they boarded the attraction.

Fantasyland

• Alice in Wonderland, Golden Afternoon [2:55] Mono
• Alice in Wonderland, March of the Cards [2:21] Stereo
• Alice in Wonderland, ëTwas Brillig [1:28] Stereo
• Casey Jr. Circus Train, Narration -- Timothy Mouse [1:58] Mono: The Disneyland Forever track does not contain the theme song, only the narration heard onboard the attraction.
• Fantasyland, Safety Spiels [4:36] Mono: Much like the Tomorrowland Safety Spiels track, with various warnings and announcements pertaining to Fantasyland attractions. Many of the spiels are voiced by Jack Wagner. Attractions represented include the Motor Boat Cruise, the Skyway, it's a small world and the Matterhorn.
• Fantasyland Band Organ, Mickey and Friends [3:24] Mono: The "Fantasyland Band Organ" is located behind Dumbo and provides the area music for the Casey Jr. Circus Train, Dumbo the Flying Elephant and King Arthur Carrousel. This particular selection is a medley.
• it's a small world, Area Music [1:53] Mono: This music plays from speakers located around the exterior of the attraction. It's interesting to note that this track is merely the underscore for "it's a small world" -- there's no melody in it!
• it's a small world, Danish Drum and Bugle Corps [2:04] Stereo
• it's a small world, German Band [2:03] Stereo
• it's a small world, Scottish Bagpipes [1:14] Stereo
• it's a small world, Spanish Guitar [2:05] Stereo: When it's a small world was being built for Disneyland Paris, the decision was made to rescore the attraction's music. John Debney was brought in to rewrite the music. The new recordings were then used at Disneyland. The above four tracks are some of the music that was newly recorded for Disneyland Paris. The original it's a small world tracks are still used at Walt Disney World and Tokyo Disneyland.
• it's a small world, Small World Clock [2:20] Stereo: "Small World Clock" consists of the clock chime and parade music that plays every 15 minutes from the clock tower.
• Matterhorn, Climbers Announcement [0:37] Mono: A pre-recorded spiel that sounds like it was played long ago near the Matterhorn, announcing that Hans and Otto are–climbing the mountain.
• Matterhorn, Sounds from the Mountain [1:37] Stereo: Miscellaneous sounds one would hear on a ride through the Matterhorn, including the growl of the Abominable Snowman, sounds of the ice cavern, and Jack Wagner's famous "Remain seated please" spiel.

Frontierland

• Big Thunder Mountain, Safety Spiel [0:27]: Includes both the warning spiel and the breakdown announcement, voiced by Dallas McKennon (who also voiced the narration of Big Thunder Mountain's predecessor, Mine Train Through Nature's Wonderland). The original warning spiel began, "Howdy folks. Please keep your hands and arms..." A few years back, a small child got his foot caught between a moving train and the station and the spiel was changed in the hopes that people would be more cautious of their feet: "Howdy folks, Please keep your hands, arms and legs..." Supposedly, McKennon was flown out to record – new spiel, but he was so weak all they recorded him saying was "legs" and spliced it in with the existing recording. The Disneyland Forever track is the updated spiel.
• Big Thunder Mountain, Townsfolk [1:48] Mono: This track is only a small snippet of the 25 minutes or so of chatter / music that emanate from the Saloon and Barbershop. The excerpt comes from the Barbershop.
• Big Thunder Mountain Background Music, A Cowboy Needs a Horse [1:28] Mono
• Big Thunder Mountain Background Music, Apple Dumpling Gang (song) [1:13] Mono
• Big Thunder Mountain Background Music, Buffalo Gals [1:00] Mono
• Big Thunder Mountain Background Music, Dry Gulch Cowboy [0:56] Mono
• Big Thunder Mountain Background Music, Old Betsy [1:26] Mono
• Big Thunder Mountain Background Music, Pecos Bill [1:12] Mono
• Big Thunder Mountain Background Music, Roamin‰ the Lawless West [1:38] Mono
• Big Thunder Mountain Background Music, Rock Candy Mountain [2:01] Mono
• Big Thunder Mountain Background Music, Saloon Willy [0:58] Mono
• Big Thunder Mountain Background Music, Ti Yi Yo [1:42] Mono: The above instrumentals play from the Big Thunder town above the queue. These also play in the area of Big Thunder at Tokyo Disneyland and Disneyland Paris.
• Casa de Fritos, Frito Kid and Klondike [2:08] Stereo: One of the attractions of the Casa de Fritos restaurant (1955-1982) was the Fritos vending machine of sorts. Guests would insert a coin into the Frito Kid and he would then holler to Klondike with a clever line like "Hey, Klondike, more Fritos please!" Klondike would then reply and a bag of the corn chips would be dispensed. This track has Frito Kid and Klondike split into two channels: the Kid on the left and Klondike on the right.
• Golden Horseshoe, Show Announcement [0:48] Mono: An announcement for the Golden Horseshoe Revue, probably played outside the theater or on Main Street shortly before the show's start.
  
  Mark Twain Riverboat, Show Narration [6:25] Mono: Narration is from 1988, with a preview of Splash Mountain. River calls voiced by Thurl Ravenscroft.
• Nature's Wonderland, Show Narration [5:21] Mono: Dallas McKennon's narration for the Mine Train. Does not include the "choral section" music from the Rainbow Caverns.
• Sailing Ship Columbia, An American Frigate [2:08] Mono
• Sailing Ship Columbia, A Whale of a Tale [1:44] Mono
• Sailing Ship Columbia, Blow the Man Down [2:12] Mono
• Sailing Ship Columbia, Drunken Sailor [1:51] Mono
• Sailing Ship Columbia, Haul Boys Haul [2:05] Mono
• Sailing Ship Columbia, Oh Johnny Come to Hilo [2:30] Mono
• Sailing Ship Columbia, Show Narration [3:25] Mono
• Sailing Ship Columbia, Song of the Fishes [1:41] Mono: None of the above tracks currently play on the Sailing Ship Columbia. Current songs (all vocals): Blow the Man Down, Clear the Track (Let the Bulgine Run), One More Day, Rolling Home and Song of the Fishes. The Disneyland Forever instrumentals all play in the Disneyland Paris Pirates of the Caribbean queue music loop.

New Orleans Square

• Club 33 Background Music, You Can Fly! [2:53] Mono
• Disney Gallery, I Wonder [1:51] Stereo
• Disney Gallery, I'm Late (Alice in Wonderland) [2:28] Stereo
• Disney Gallery, Lavender Blue (Dilly Dilly) [2:17] Stereo
• Disney Gallery, Love is a Song [1:13] Stereo
• Disney Gallery, Once Upon a Dream [2:20] Stereo
• Disney Gallery, Part of Your World [4:04] Stereo
• Disney Gallery, Second Star to the Right [2:32] Stereo
• Disney Gallery, So This is Love [2:12] Stereo
• Disney Gallery, Spoonful of Sugar [1:47] Stereo
• Disney Gallery, Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah [1:57] Stereo: The above Disney Gallery tracks are from a music first used in 1994. The loop was removed when the Tomorrowland exhibit debuted in July 1997, but recently returned with the opening of the exhibit dedicated to Herb Ryman.
• Haunted Mansion, Ballroom Organ [2:00] Mono: Two loops of the ballroom organ, each a little less than a minute. The organ seen in the Haunted Mansion's ballroom is the one used in Disney's "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea." It appeared at Disneyland in the 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Exhibit in Tomorrowland.
• Haunted Mansion, Doom Buggy Boarding Music [1:59] Mono: Two loops of the music, about a minute each.
• Haunted Mansion, Exit Crypt Music [1:59] Mono: Two loops of the exit music (to the tune of "Grim Grinning Ghosts"). "Little Leota's" narration is not present on the Disneyland Forever track.
• Haunted Mansion, Foyer Music [2:00] Mono: Two loops of the music, each about a minute long.
• Haunted Mansion, Graveyard Music [1:47] Mono: A little less than two full loops of the background music found in the graveyard scene.
• New Orleans Square Depot, Continental Code Message [1:35] Mono: This audio plays across the tracks from the New Orleans Square / Frontierland Railroad Station and taps out Walt's Opening Day dedication speech in landline telegraphy.
• New Orleans Square Windows, Old Lady and Tootie [1:00] Mono: In 1997, an effort was made to revitalize the New Orleans Square area. One of the results of this was 4 hour- long loops of audio that play from second- story balconies. Those balconies are: Voodoo Balcony, Party Balcony, Bird Lady Balcony and Musicians Balcony. This is a very short snippet from the Bird Lady Balcony.
• Pirates of the Caribbean, Full Show 1 of 4 [4:56] Stereo: Includes the bayou atmosphere, Oh Susanna, pirate skull warnings, "Dead Men Tell No Tales," storm sounds, and party sounds.
• Pirates of the Caribbean, Full Show 2 of 4 [5:37] Stereo: Includes "Yo Ho, -- Pirates Lair," cavern warnings, the fort battle, dunking the mayor and the auction scene.
• Pirates of the Caribbean, Full Show 3 of 4 [4:39] Stereo: Includes the pooped pirate (pre-1997 rehab), drunken pirates and cats, and the burning city version of "Yo Ho, A Pirate's Life for Me."
• Pirates of the Caribbean, Full Show 4 of 4 [4:44] Stereo: Includes the inmates trying to bait the dog, sounds of creaking timbers, another vocal version of "Yo Ho," and ends with "Yo Ho -- End Overture."
• Pirates of the Caribbean, Old Susanna (Banjo) [1:26] Mono: Banjo music heard in the bayou.
• Pirates of the Caribbean, Yo Ho -- End Overture [3:05] Mono: This track is the music played while ascending the upramp at the end of the attraction. It can also be heard once one has exited his or her boat and is walking toward the exit of the building.
• Pirates of the Caribbean, Yo Ho -- Pirate's Lair [3:06] Mono: The "Pirate's Lair" track is an ominous piece of music played once Guests have descended into the caverns and are floating past the vast treasure rooms.

Critter Country

• Bear Country Entrance, Rufus the Snoring Bear [1:34] Mono: When Bear Country opened in 1972, the area next to the Haunted Mansion was a large grassy knoll. One of the gags put in by designers was that there was a bear hibernating there; speakers hidden in the bushes played this track of a "snoring bear." Rufus is also referenced over at the Country Bear Playhouse (where he's chided for his laziness) and at Splash Mountain. Initially, before the first drop was a sign for Rufus, with this audio track playing in the background. Soon after the attraction opened, the sign was changed to read "Brer Bear" to fit in better with Splash Mountain's theming.
• Critter Country Area Music, All I Want [2:14] Mono
• Critter Country –rea Music, Carriage Ride [2:24] Mono
• Critter Country Area Music, How Do You Do [1:33] Mono
• Critter Country Area Music, Laughing Place Version 1 [1:28] Mono
• Critter Country Area Music, Laughing Place Version 2 [1:26] Mono
• Critter Country Area Music, Let the Rain Pour Down [2:49] Mono
• Critter Country Area Music, Song of the South [2:44] Mono
• Critter Country Area Music, Sooner or Later [2:03] Mono
• Critter Country Area Music, Uncle Remus Said [2:26] Mono
• Critter Country Area Music, Who Wants to Live [2:23] Mono
• Critter Country Area Music, Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah [3:57] Mono: The Critter Country music loop is shorter than most other ones heard throughout the Park; its complete running time is a little over half an hour. The only song on the loop not sold on Disneyland Forever is a second version of Zip- A- Dee-Doo- Dah (2:19 in length). The loop was recorded and installed around the time of Splash Mountain's construction and opening.

Adventureland

• Adventureland Bazaar, Aladdin's Other Lamp [5:56] Mono: One of the additions to the Adventureland Bazaar during the extensive Adventureland refurbishment in 1994 was "Aladdin's Lamp," a coin- operated "lamp" that dispenses wisdom to those who deposit money into it. Some of the voice over work for this was done by former Imagineer Eddie Sotto.
• Enchanted Tiki Room, Barker Bird [4:31] Mono: The Enchanted Tiki Room was the first Disneyland attraction to really make use of Audio- Animatronics figures. As such, nobody knew what to expect in the attraction. A barker bird was installed just outside the Tiki Room's turnstiles, at the entrance to Adventureland. Like the MC of the show inside, the bird was named Jose and voiced by Golden Horseshoe Revue star Wally Boag. The bird's spiel offered a preview of what Guests would find inside. After the bird's popularity wreaked havoc with the traffic flow in the area, it was removed.
• Enchanted Tiki Room, Tiki Garden [4:55] Mono: This is the audio for the animated pre-show with the Tiki gods and goddesses outside the show building. Thurl Ravenscroft's voice is particularly prominent as the voice of Tongoroa.
• Jungle Cruise, Jungle Sounds [1:39] Mono: This edited track is a mix of some of the audio elements found throughout the Jungle Cruise. There are 23 separate elements (mainly sound effects) used for the attraction.
• Jungle Cruise, Radio News [3:55] Mono: In 1994, in preparation for the opening of the Indiana Jones Adventure, the Jungle Cruise was rethemed to the 30s. One of the additions to the attraction was a new two-story boathouse, with an appropriately themed boathouse. The loop consists of about fifteen popular songs from the 30s, interrupted from time to time by "Radio News" segments dealing with the Jungle Cruise and neighboring Temple of the Forbidden Eye. The "Radio News" Disneyland Forever track
• South Seas Traders, Shrunken Head Ned [3:21] Mono: "Shrunken Head Ned" is another coin- operated device in an Adventureland shop. The spiels on this track are heard whenever money is dropped into the machine.
• Swiss Family Robinson, Christmas Medley [4:29] Mono: The "Christmas Medley" is the music loop that was installed in the Swiss Family Treehouse during the holidays, temporarily displacing the Swisskapolka.
• Swiss Family Robinson, Swisskapolka [1:53] Mono: Not much to be said about this track. It's very familiar to anyone who has spent any amount of time in Adventureland. When the Swiss Family Treehouse was replaced by Tarzan's Treehouse in 1999, the song was not completely removed. It now plays from a gramophone on the lower level of the tree.

Recently Deleted Tracks

• Disneyland Railroad, Arrival and Departure Depot Announcements (0:50) Mono: These are the two announcements heard at Main Street Station announcing the arrival and departure of the "Disneyland Limited." The announcements were done by Jack ("The Voice of Disneyland") Wagner and date from around 1992, indicated by the inclusion of a stop at Mickey's Toontown.
• Disneyland Railroad, Show Narration Part 1 (3:46) Mono
• Disneyland Railroad, Show Narration Part 2 (3:06) Mono: The above two tracks are circa 1983, dated by the narration regarding a new Fantasyland, which opened on May 25, 1983. Unfortunately, this is not the familiar current narration provided by Thurl Ravenscroft (known to many as Tony the Tiger, though his work can be found throughout Disneyland as well).
• Enchanted Tiki Room, Tiki Room War Chant [4:03] Stereo: The "Tiki Room War Chat" track features flowers singing and the tikis doing their chant. It ends at the thunderstorm.
• Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln, Opening (1:06) Stereo: This is the original opening of Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln, as heard at the 1964 New York World's Fair and at Disneyland until the show was refurbished in 1984. It is voiced by Paul Frees (who also did the Adventure Thru Inner Space and Haunted Mansion narrations). The Frees narration is on the left channel; music on the right.
• Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln, Two Brothers (1:26) Stereo: The song "Two Brothers" was originally used in America Adventure in Epcot at Walt Disney World. When the Lincoln show was refurbished, "Two Brothers" and another song from American Adventure ("Golden Dream") were worked into the show. The version used in the Disney Parks is sung by Colombian folksinger Alicia Almo. The song existed well before it was used for American Adventure, however. It was written by Irving Gordon (more famous for the "Whose on First" routine he wrote for Abbott and Costello) and is also known as "One Wore Blue and One Wore Gray."
• Main Entrance, Passport Announcements (2:18) Mono: More Jack Wagner announcements. These were used throughout the 1990s, until the Victorian ticket booths were removed in 1999 because of new ticket booths under construction for Disney's California Adventure. The announcements include the normal passport announcement, rainy day announcement and the exit announcement.
• Main Street, Early Morning Announcements (1:08) Mono: Announcement played in Town Square on Main Street (probably in the late 1960s) describing Town Square attractions and Main Street services.
• Main Street Station, Ticket Announcement [2:07] Mono: Announcements voiced by Jack Wagner that played back in the days of ticket books. Despite the track name, announcements are also included for Frontierland and Tomorrowland stations.
• Mission to Mars, Mission Control [5:49] Stereo: The "Mission Control" track contains pre-recorded narration from a hostess, spaceport sounds and the pre-show with the Audio- Animatronics figure Mr. Johnson.