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Hey, Mousalja listeners, this is Jeff, and I'm here to introduce you to this week's episode of Mousetalgia's Best Ear Ever.

This week will be revisiting episode number, let's see,

392, which originally aired on April 25, 2016. So this week, I wanted to revisit an episode

that we did where we talked to the amazing composer, John Devney. At the time, he had been,

of course, an Academy Award nominated composer and Emmy Award winning composer, but at the time he had been, of course, an Academy Award nominated composer and Emmy Award-winning composer, but at the time, the Jungle Book, live action movie was about to come out, and he had done the score for that.

And so we were ostensibly talking to him about that, but he's done so much other really amazing Disney stuff that we were also able to touch on.

I mean, I'm a big fan of the Phantom Manor,

and he, of course, orchestrated the Phantom Manor. Music was written by Buddy Baker for the Haunted

Mansion, but he turned it into this lush orchestral score. He also had done Hocus Pocus Pocus, right?

And so that's why he comes to mind this week. And I wanted to bring that interview back because

Hocus Pocus 2 has just been released, of course, 29 years after the first Hocus Pocus. But John Devney,

I follow him on social media and he had been commenting, you know, a bit as he was kind of composing

the new score for Hocus Pocus and recording it in real time.

And it was kind of neat to see how these things work in real time as well, because it's not a whole,

whole lot of time between when the film was kind of finished with the filming production

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