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Animaniacs Yakko's World Mp3, Flac, Wma Animaniacs Yakko's World mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Children's / Stage & Screen Album: Yakko's World Country: US Released: 1994 Style: Soundtrack MP3 version RAR size: 1145 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1719 mb WMA version RAR size: 1293 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 460 Other Formats: DTS MP4 MOD APE AAC ADX MP3 Tracklist Hide Credits Traveling Animaniacs A1 1:09 Lyrics By – Julie Bernstein, Richard Stone Music By – Richard Stone A Quake! A Quake! A2 2:15 Music By, Lyrics By – Randy Rogel Yakko's World A3 1:48 Lyrics By – Randy RogelMusic By – Traditional The Hello Song A4 1:41 Lyrics By – Paul RuggMusic By – Julie Bernstein, Paul Rugg, Peter Hastings Lake Titicaca A5 0:33 Lyrics By – Tom RueggerMusic By – Richard Stone The Ballad Of Magellan A6 2:45 Lyrics By – John P. McCann, Paul RuggMusic By – Traditional Several Drops Of Rain A7 1:41 Music By, Lyrics By – Randy Rogel Wakko's America B1 1:54 Lyrics By – Randy RogelMusic By – Traditional U.N. Me B2 1:38 Lyrics By – John P. McCannMusic By – Traditional Yakko's Universe B3 1:48 Music By, Lyrics By – Randy Rogel I'll Take An Island B4 1:16 Lyrics By – John P. McCannMusic By – Julie Bernstein The Panama Canal B5 1:41 Lyrics By – John P. McCannMusic By – Traditional There's Only One Of You B6 1:43 Music By, Lyrics By – Randy Rogel Credits Arranged By – J. Eric Schmidt (tracks: A6), Julie Bernstein (tracks: A4, A7, B4, B6), Richard Stone (tracks: A1 to A3, A5, B2, B3, B5) Arranged By, Orchestrated By – Carl Johnson (tracks: B1) Conductor [The Animaniacs Orchestra] – Richard Stone Directed By [Vocal Tracks] – Andrea Romano, Richard Stone Drums, Percussion – Mike Englander Edited By [Music Editor] – Tom Lavin Executive-producer – Steven Spielberg Executive-producer [Executive In Charge Of Production] – Jean MacCurdy Executive-producer [Executives In Charge Of Music For Kid Rhino] – Robin Frederick Executive-producer [Executives In Charge Of Music For Warner Bros.] – Doug Frank, Gary LeMel Guitar – Tom Lavin Keyboards – Stu Goldberg Mixed By [Songs] – Alan Hirshberg, Robert Fernandez Orchestrated By – Julie Bernstein (tracks: A1, A3, B3) Producer – Rich Arons, Sherri Stoner Producer [Album] – Richard Stone Producer [Associate Album Producer] – Julie Bernstein Producer [Senior] – Tom Ruegger Recorded By – Mike Aarvold, Robert Fernandez Recorded By [Vocals] – Alan Hirshberg, Harry Andronis Trombone – Alan Kaplan Trumpet – Rick Baptist Violin – Sid Page Voice Actor [Dot] – Tress MacNeille Voice Actor [Wakko] – Jess Harnell Voice Actor [Yakko] – Rob Paulsen Woodwind [Woodwinds] – Jim Ercole, John Mitchell Notes Music recorded at Castle Oaks Studios and Martinsound. Vocals recorded at Sound Chamber and Soundcastle. Music edited at Triad Music. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 081227176341 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year R2 71762 Animaniacs Yakko's World (CD, Album) Kid Rhino R2 71762 US 1994 R2 71763 Animaniacs Yakko's World (CD, Album) Kid Rhino R2 71763 US 1994 Related Music albums to Yakko's World by Animaniacs Richard Cole Featuring Randy Brecker - Shade Randy Kerber - Cello (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Randy - Randy Presents Hardcore French Kiss John Klein - The Bells Of Stone Mountain Vol. II Randy Thompson - Thirsty Julie Richard - Born To Lose / No Regrets Randy Sharp - Just ABout Love Randy Edelman - Randy Edelman Randy Sabien Jazz Quintet - In A Fog Randy Meisner, -.
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