Rabbit Ears

Rabbit Ears

Rabbit Ears est un label de musique américain spécialisé dans l'édition de contes pour enfants (souvent liés à l'histoire de l'Ouest américain).

Les histoires sont lues par des acteurs célèbres sur des musiques originales de musiciens pop-rock réputés. La collection a remporté deux Grammy Awards et de nombreux prix éducatifs aux États-Unis.

Discographie

Année Titre Récitant Musique
1988 Annie Oakley Keith Carradine Los Lobos
1988 Sleepy Hollow Glenn Close Tim Story
1988 Pecos Bill Robin Williams Ry Cooder
1990 Les Habits neufs de l'empereur John Gielgud Mark Isham
1991 Le Roi Midas Michael Caine Ellis Marsalis
1991 The Tiger and the Brahim Ben Kingsley Ravi Shankar
1993 East of the Sun, West of the Moon Max von Sydow Lyle Mays
1993 Koi and the Kola Nuts Whoopi Goldberg Herbie Hancock
1993 Rumpelstiltskin Told Kathleen Turner Tangerine Dream
1993 Puss in Boots Told Tracey Ullman Jean-Luc Ponty
1993 The Boy Who Drew Cats William Hurt Mark Isham
1993 The Fool and the Flying Ship Robin Williams The Klezmer Conservatory Band
1993 Finn McCoul Catherine O'Hara The Boys of the Lough
1993 Follow the Drinking Gourd Morgan Freeman Taj Mahal
1994 Pinocchio Danny Aiello Les Misérables Brass band
1995 Song of Sacajawea Laura Dern David Lindley
1999 John Henry Denzel Washington B. B. King
1999 A Night Before Christmas Meryl Streep The Edwin Hawkins Singers et Van Dyke Parks

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