Cabel Sasser bought some acetate records recorded by a jazz band loosely affiliated with Disney and found a long lost recording from Cinderella. “Take a moment to let it sink in that you’re one of the first people to hear this music in nearly 75 years.”
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This is amazing!
What really makes it is his enthusiasm and detail. You don’t even have to listen to the tracks to enjoy his writing, research and joyful prodding to go on, listen to it, after scrolling past the track.
This an amazing insight into Disney lore. The beauty of the unearthed Cinderella recordings is severely understated. The talent of the voice of Cinderella, Ilene Woods, is phenomenal.
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