Original Soundtrack - Anastasia [Atlantic]

Original Soundtrack - Anastasia [Atlantic]
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Album Details

Title: Anastasia [Atlantic]
Artist: Original Soundtrack
Release Date: 10/28/1997
Re-Released On: 3/16/1998
Label: Atlantic
Album Type(s): soundtrack, lyrics/libretto
UPCs: 075678305320, 075678075322, 075678305344, 075678306426, 075678306440
Genre: Soundtrack
Styles: Cast Recordings, Musicals, Soundtracks, Film Music
Total Copies: 4
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. A Rumor in St. Petersburg :: Jonathan Dokuchitz, Kelsey Grammer
  2. Journey to the Past :: Liz Callaway
  3. Once upon a December :: Liz Callaway
  4. In the Dark of the Night :: Jim Cummings
  5. Learn to Do It :: Liz Callaway, Jonathan Dokuchitz, Kelsey Grammer
  6. Learn to Do It [Waltz Reprise] :: Kelsey Grammer
  7. Paris Holds the Key (To Your Heart) :: Jonathan Dokuchitz, Bernadette Peters, Ensemble
  8. At the Beginning :: Donna Lewis, Richard Marx
  9. Journey to the Past :: Aaliyah
  10. Once upon a December :: Deana Carter
  11. Prologue
  12. Speaking of Sophie
  13. The Nightmare
  14. Kidnap and Reunion :: Liz Callaway, Angela Lansbury
  15. Reminiscing with Grandma
  16. Finale
  17. Viaje Tiempo Atrás (Journey to the Past) [*] :: Thalía

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
1998CDAtlantic7567807532
1997CDAtlantic83053
1997CDAtlantic83064

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Album Review

Since Anastasia is animator Don Bluth's attempt at a sweeping epic along the lines of Disney's Beauty and the Beast or The Hunchback of Notre Dame, it's not surprising that its score duplicates the Disney formula of balancing big show tunes from the film with re-recorded MOR pop versions of the same song. In this case, it's Aaliyah singing "Journey to the Past," and Deana Carter's cover of "Once Upon a December," and the Donna Lewis and Richard Marx duet on "At the Beginning" -- fine versions of fine songs that sound better in their original incarnation (also included on the disc). Fortunately, the bulk of the album is comprised of selections from the soundtrack. Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty have written the songs for Anastasia, and their work is generally quite good; occasionally the lyrics are silly ("Rumor in St. Petersburg"), but perhaps that should be expected, given the difficulty of making the story of Anastasia into an animated musical. On the whole, Anastasia might not live up to the high standards that The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast set, but it's as good as Pocahontas and The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and that's not bad company at all. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
AaliyahPerformer, Finger Snaps
Aaron ZigmanString Arrangements
Al FritschEnsemble, Vocals
Alexander AretedsMixing Assistant
Alfred FigueroaAssistant Engineer
Alix KoreyVocals, Ensemble
Angela LansburyPerformer
Anne DudleyPiano
Bernadette PetersPerformer
Bill NolteEnsemble, Vocals
Billy PorterEnsemble, Vocals
Brooks AlmyEnsemble, Vocals
Cindy MizelleVocals, Ensemble
Craig KallmanExecutive Producer
Curtis Rance King, Jr.Vocals, Ensemble
Dan WallinEngineer
Daniel HamuyOrchestration
Darius de HaasVocals, Ensemble
Darren HigmanExecutive Producer
Darryl PhinnesseeVocals (Background)
David LowensteinEnsemble, Vocals
David NewmanScore Selections, Orchestration, Conductor, Producer
Deana CarterPerformer
Donna LewisPerformer
Douglas BestermanOrchestration
Edwin BonillaPercussion
Ellen BernfeldEnsemble, Vocals
Emilio Estefan, Jr.Producer
Emily SkinnerEnsemble, Vocals
Eric AltenburgerDesign
Frank SimmsVocals, Ensemble
Freddy Piñero, Jr.Engineer
Glen BurtnikVocals, Ensemble
Gregg EdelmanEnsemble, Vocals
Guy RocheProducer, Programming, Arranger
Henry JackmanProgramming, Keyboards, String Arrangements
J.K. SimmonsVocals, Ensemble
Jan HorvathEnsemble, Vocals
Javier GarzaEngineer, Mixing
Jeanette JuradoShaker
Jeff BlumenkrantzEnsemble, Vocals
Jim CummingsPerformer
Jim GilstrapVocals (Background)
John JellisonEnsemble, Vocals
John KurlanderMixing, Engineer
Jonathan DokuchitzPerformer
Joseph KolinskiEnsemble, Vocals
Juan Carlos GarcíaTranslation
Judy BlazerEnsemble, Vocals
Karen SilverEnsemble, Vocals
Kelsey GrammerPerformer
Kenny KarenVocals, Ensemble
Kyle GordonEnsemble, Vocals
Lillias WhiteEnsemble, Vocals
Liz CallawayPerformer
Lynn AhrensProducer
Madeleine DohertyEnsemble, Vocals
Mario LucyEngineer
Marlena JeterVocals (Background)
Marty FrasuSynthesizer
Michael KnoblochProduction Coordination
Michael OmartianProducer
Michael PerfittMixing Assistant
Michael ThompsonGuitar (Electric)
Michele PawkEnsemble, Vocals
Mick GuzauskiMixing
Mike HarveyVocals, Ensemble
Moana SuchardEngineer
Niki HaireVocals (Background)
Patricia P. AzarTranslation
Patrick QuinnEnsemble, Vocals
Randall BarlowProgramming
Randy JacksonBass
Reggie HamiltonBass
Rene ToledoGuitar (Acoustic)
Richard MarxArranger
Richard MarzPerformer
Robert DuSoldEnsemble, Vocals
Robin ClarkEnsemble, Vocals
Sean ChambersEngineer
Selina King-MurrellVocals (Background)
Stephen FlahertyVocal Arrangement, Producer
Steve FitzmauriceEngineer
Steve MacMillanMixing
Sue Ann CarwellVocals (Background)
Ted BrunettiEnsemble, Vocals
Ted SperlingVocals, Ensemble
ThalíaPerformer
Tim PierceGuitar
Tim WeidnerProgramming, Engineer, Keyboards
Tom BenderAssistant Engineer
Tony DawseyMastering
Trevor HornProducer
Vaneese ThomasEnsemble, Vocals
Victoria ClarkVocals, Ensemble
Vivian CherryVocals, Ensemble
Xandy JenkoOrchestration

Member Reviews

M. A. T. (bunnytoes) wrote on 10/17/2009...

Soundtrack sounds great.

Victoria A. (toria) wrote on 7/8/2008...

I loved this movie and the soundtrack is awesome! Not only are their songs just like in the film but extra backround music and other singers singing the movie's favorites. I loved it!

Lisa C. wrote on 8/7/2006...

My kids loved this one and then they grew out of it.