Music
"First we hear the song 'Everything Is Wonderful in Wonderland.' That contrasts with the villain's song, when he tells how he's going to bring 'order' to Wonderland by taking the color out and turning everything right side up. I don't think he is really scary. Just mean."
Michael HirshThe songs in The Care Bears Adventure in Wonderland were composed and performed by John Sebastian, who performed "Nobody Cares like a Bear" in the first Care Bears Movie. For this instalment, Sebastian sang "Have You Seen This Girl?" and the "Wonderland" song, while singer and songwriter Natalie Cole performed the film’s opening song, "Rise and Shine". The score was written by Patricia Cullen (who had previously scored the first two films), and orchestrated and conducted by Milton Barnes. Todd Sussman of The Miami News said, "A musical score of seven forgettable songs is ornamental and does little to advance the plot. ... Even the opening number is unmemorable. It's hookless."
| Song | Writer | Performer(s) | Producer(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| "Rise and Shine" | Maribeth Soloman Micky Erbe |
Natalie Cole | David Greene |
| "Have You Seen This Girl?" | John Sebastian | John Sebastian | John Sebastian David Greene |
| "Wonderland" | John Sebastian | John Sebastian | John Sebastian David Greene |
| "Mad About Hats" | John Sebastian | Keith Hampshire | John Sebastian David Greene |
| "The King of Wonderland" | John Sebastian | Colin Fox | John Sebastian David Greene |
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