I love Ken Anderson, I love the Jungle Book, and I love the Sherman Brothers. So for me, the Jungle Book Soundtrack is a dream come true, and when I found out that there were songs released after the initial soundtrack, I was ecstatic.
After the release of the Jungle Book Soundtrack, there was a huge demand for more songs. So Walt called in the Sherman Brothers and told them to write songs that sounded like they could've been from the original movie. And when they did, this was their result:
From the Walt Disney Studio
MORE JUNGLE BOOK
Further Adventures of Baloo and Mowgli
MORE JUNGLE BOOK
Further Adventures of Baloo and Mowgli
Disneyland Records Storyteller Series ST-3960 (Mono) STER-3960 (Stereo) (12” LP with book)
Released in 1969. Executive Producer: Jimmy Johnson. Producer: Tutti Camarata. Story: Jimmy Johnson, Larry Clemmons, Phil Harris. Recorded at Sunset Sound, Hollywood. Running Time: 35 minutes.
Voices: Phil Harris (Baloo); Louis Prima (King Louie); Dal McKennon (Bagheera, Villagers); Ginny Tyler (Mowgli); Sam Edwards (Villager); Sam Butera and The Witnesses.
Songs: “Baloo’s Blues,” “It’s a Kick” by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman; “Jungle Fever” by Floyd Huddleston and Camarata; “If You Wanna See Some Strange Behavior (Take a Look at Man)” by Mel Leven; “The Bare Necessities (Finale)” by Terry Gilkyson.
Instrumental: “Adventureland Suite” by Camarata (from Disneyland Record WDL-4004, Walt Disney Takes You To Disneyland).Source: http://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/disney-sequels-with-sherman-brothers-songs/
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