1996 soundtrack album
Schoolhouse Rock! |
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Soundtrack album by Bob Dorough, et al. |
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Released | June 18, 1996 |
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Recorded | 1972–1996 |
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Length | 146:35 |
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Label | Rhino Records |
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Schoolhouse Rock! is a television soundtrack based on the animated television series Schoolhouse Rock!, released by Rhino Records on June 18, 1996, and contains 52 tracks. In 2018, the album was selected by the Library of Congress for preservation in the United States National Recording Registry for being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".[2]
Track listing
Disc one (Multiplication Rock)
# | Song title | Performed by | Time | Composers | Year |
1. | "Schoolhouse Rocky" | Bob Dorough and Friends | 0:13 | Bob Dorough, Tom Yohe | |
2. | "Elementary, My Dear" | Bob Dorough | 3:01 | Bob Dorough | 1973 |
3. | "Three is a Magic Number" | Bob Dorough | 3:16 | Bob Dorough |
4. | "The Four-Legged Zoo" | Bob Dorough and Friends | 3:00 | Bob Dorough |
5. | "Ready or Not, Here I Come" | Bob Dorough | 3:01 | Bob Dorough |
6. | "My Hero, Zero" | Bob Dorough | 3:17 | Bob Dorough |
7. | "I Got Six" | Grady Tate | 3:08 | Bob Dorough |
8. | "Lucky Seven Sampson" | Bob Dorough | 3:00 | Bob Dorough |
9. | "Figure Eight" | Blossom Dearie | 3:03 | Bob Dorough |
10. | "Naughty Number Nine" | Grady Tate | 3:01 | Bob Dorough |
11. | "The Good Eleven" | Bob Dorough | 3:07 | Bob Dorough |
12. | "Little Twelvetoes" | Bob Dorough | 3:05 | Bob Dorough |
13. | "My Hero, Zero" (bonus track) | The Lemonheads | 3:04 | Bob Dorough | 1996 |
Disc two (Grammar Rock / Money Rock)
# | Song title | Performed by | Time | Composers | Year |
1. | "Schoolhouse Rocky" | Bob Dorough and Friends | 0:13 | Bob Dorough, Tom Yohe | |
2. | "Unpack Your Adjectives" | Blossom Dearie | 3:00 | George Newall | 1974 |
3. | "Lolly, Lolly, Lolly, Get Your Adverbs Here" | Bob Dorough | 3:01 | Bob Dorough |
4. | "Conjunction Junction" | Jack Sheldon, Terri Morel, and Mary Sue Berry | 2:59 | Bob Dorough | 1973 |
5. | "Interjections!" | Essra Mohawk | 3:01 | Lynn Ahrens | 1974 |
6. | "Rufus Xavier Sarsaparilla" | Jack Sheldon | 2:59 | Bob Dorough, Kathy Mandary | 1976 |
7. | "Verb: That's What's Happening" | Zachary Sanders | 3:00 | Bob Dorough | 1974 |
8. | "A Noun is a Person, Place or Thing" | Lynn Ahrens | 2:56 | Lynn Ahrens | 1973 |
9. | "Busy Prepositions" | Jack Sheldon and Bob Dorough | 3:02 | Bob Dorough | 1993 |
10. | "The Tale of Mr. Morton" | Jack Sheldon | 2:59 | Lynn Ahrens |
11. | "Dollars and Sense" | Val Hawk and Bob Dorough | 2:59 | Dave Frishberg | 1994 |
12. | "Tax Man Max" | Patrick Quinn | 3:00 | Stephen Flaherty, Lynn Ahrens | 1995 |
13. | "$7.50 Once a Week" | Dave Frishberg | 3:02 | Dave Frishberg |
14. | "Where the Money Goes" | Jack Sheldon | 3:02 | Rich Mendoza |
Disc three (America Rock)
# | Song title | Performed by | Time | Composers | Year |
1. | "Schoolhouse Rocky" | Bob Dorough and Friends | 0:13 | Bob Dorough, Tom Yohe | |
2. | "No More Kings" | Lynn Ahrens & Bob Dorough | 3:00 | Lynn Ahrens | 1975 |
3. | "Fireworks" | Grady Tate | 2:57 | Lynn Ahrens | 1976 |
4. | "The Shot Heard 'Round the World" | Bob Dorough | 3:02 | Bob Dorough |
5. | "The Preamble" | Lynn Ahrens | 2:59 | Lynn Ahrens | 1975 |
6. | "Elbow Room" | Sue Manchester | 3:02 | Lynn Ahrens | 1976 |
7. | "The Great American Melting Pot" | Lori Lieberman | 3:08 | Lynn Ahrens |
8. | "Mother Necessity" | Bob Dorough, Jack Sheldon, Blossom Dearie, & Essra Mohawk | 3:00 | Bob Dorough |
9. | "Sufferin' Till Suffrage" | Essra Mohawk | 3:00 | Bob Dorough, Tom Yohe |
10. | "I'm Just a Bill" | Jack Sheldon | 3:00 | Dave Frishberg | 1975 |
11. | "Three-Ring Government" | Lynn Ahrens | 3:00 | Lynn Ahrens | 1979 |
12. | "Electricity, Electricity!" (bonus track) | Goodness | 3:20 | Bob Dorough | 1996 |
Disc four (Science Rock / Computer Rock)
# | Song title | Performed by | Time | Composers | Year |
1. | "Schoolhouse Rocky" | Bob Dorough and Friends | 0:13 | Bob Dorough, Tom Yohe | |
2. | "The Body Machine" | Bob Dorough and Jack Sheldon | 2:58 | Lynn Ahrens | 1979 |
3. | "Do the Circulation" | Joshie Armstead, Mary Sue Berry, & Maeretha Stewart | 3:00 | Lynn Ahrens |
4. | "Electricity, Electricity!" | Zachary Sanders | 3:05 | Bob Dorough |
5. | "The Energy Blues" | Jack Sheldon | 2:59 | George Newall |
6. | "Interplanet Janet" | Lynn Ahrens | 3:00 | Lynn Ahrens | 1978 |
7. | "Telegraph Line" | Jaime Aff and Christine Langner | 2:59 | Lynn Ahrens | 1979 |
8. | "Them Not-So-Dry Bones" | Jack Sheldon | 3:06 | George Newall |
9. | "A Victim of Gravity" | The Tokens | 3:00 | Lynn Ahrens | 1978 |
10. | "Introduction" | Darrell Stern and Bob Kaliban | 3:01 | Lynn Ahrens, Tom Yohe and Bob Dorough | 1982 |
11. | "Software" | Darrell Stern and Bob Kaliban | 3:12 | Dave Frishberg |
12. | "Hardware" | Darrell Stern and Bob Kaliban | 3:01 | Lynn Ahrens | 1983 |
13. | "Number Cruncher" | Darrell Stern and Bob Kaliban | 2:59 | Dave Frishberg | 1984 |
Notes
- ^ Schoolhouse Rock! at AllMusic
- ^ Andrews, Travis M. (March 20, 2019). "Jay-Z, a speech by Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and 'Schoolhouse Rock!' among recordings deemed classics by Library of Congress". The Washington Post. Retrieved March 25, 2019.
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