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Radio Disney: Kid Jams, Vol. 3
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Album Details: Radio Disney: Kid Jams, Vol. 3

Release Date:02/13/2001
Label:Disney
UPC:050086069200

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User Reviews: Radio Disney: Kid Jams, Vol. 3

  • Overall:

    I LOVE BBMAK!!!!!

    By you know  Jul 4, 2001

    i don't know about the other songs on this album...but i love that bbmak has a song on it. i dunno about buying it....maybe you should just buy the whole BBMak cd. its called "Sooner or Later" and its definately worth the money. you should also vo...te for their video "Ghost of You and Me" on TRL. its awesome! Read more Less

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  • All Music Guide

    Radio Disney Jams, Vol. 3 collects 15 eclectic, kid-friendly pop and rock singles by Myra, M2M, the Vengaboys, and more. The album ranges from sensitive pop of Hoku's "How Do I Feel" to silly fun like Hampton the Hamster's "The Hampster Dance," with dance-pop such as Nobody's Angel's "If You Wanna Dance" and alternative rock like Bowling for Soup's "Valentino" in between. Britney Spears' "Thinkin' About You," Vitamin C's "Vacation," Destiny's Child's "Jumpin' Jumpin (Featuring Solange Piaget)," and Myra's "Dancing in the Street" are among the album's other highlights.

    - Heather Phares, All Music Guide

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Already one of the most popular family and children's film companies, Disney entered the music industry in 1949 with the formation of the Walt Disney Music Company, which published the music from the studio's films, beginning with the following year's Cinderella. In the '50s, Disney also developed their own music labels, including Disneyland Records, which offered Disne... Read more