List of Songs in On The Record

List Of Songs In On The Record

Following the success of The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, and Aida, Disney wanted to create a musical that showcased a wide variety of Disney songs without a movie screen. After one attempt on a play called When You Wish, On the Record was made. The original cast featured Ashley Brown, Emily Skinner, Brian Sutherland, and Andrew Samonsky. All but Skinner were featured on the soundtrack. Skinner was replaced by Kaitlin Hopkins. The songs and movies are listed below.

Read more about List Of Songs In On The Record:  Prologue, Session 1, Session 2, Session 3, Session 4, Session 5, Session 6, Session 7, Session 8, Entr'acte, Session 9, Session 10, Session 11, Session 12, Session 13, Session 14, Session 15, Finale, Exit Music, Composing Credits

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