Typhoon Lagoon soundtrack listing

[DIAC1987]

Thanks

The Hunt Continues

[bribren]

I remember the Leave Her Johnny shanty. Im wondering if it is within the tracks listed above...Hmmm

[MetalRage]

i think it would be a great idea if we added Typhoon Lagoon music.

[bribren]

Here is a list that has been put up on a couple different websites, allegedly from a lifeguard at the park. Most of them sound right. There are separate loops for Typhoon Tillies and leaning palms. I'm sure one of them is the Rio Grande shanty heard here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0p0IEHb9is

Jamaica Ska- Annette Funicello
Gypsy Surfer- The Avantis
Don't Worry Baby -The Beach Boys
Sloop John B -The Beach Boys
Surfin' USA -The Beach Boys
Surfin' Safari -The Beach Boys
Hawaii -The Beach Boys
Bullwinkle Part II -The Centurions
Pipeline -Chantays
Shake 'n' Stomp -Dick Dale and His Del Tones
Surf Beat -Dick Dale and His Del Tones
Riders In the Sky -Dick Dale and His Del Tones
Hava Nagila - Dick Dale and His Del Tones
Under the Boardwalk -The Drifters
Mr Rebel -Eddie & The Showmen
Underwater -The Frogmen
The Lonely Surfer -Jack Nitzsche
Little Old Lady From Pasadena- Jan & Dean
Ride the Wild Surf- Jan & Dean
Surf City - Jan and Dean
When Salome Plays the Drums- Jimmy Buffett
He Went To Paris -Jimmy Buffett
Fins -Jimmy Buffett
Middle Of The Night -Jimmy Buffett
Margaritaville -Jimmy Buffett
Volcano -Jimmy Buffett
Surf Rider -The Lively Ones
Surfer's Stomp - The Mar-kets
Out of Limits - The Marketts (Ed.-Not the same band... I checked)
In the Summertime- Mungo Jerry
Bread and Butter - Newbeats
(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay -Otis Redding
Penetration -Pyramids
Boss -The Rumblers
New York's A Lonely Town - The Trade Winds
Surfin' Bird -The Trashmen
Walk Don't Run -The Ventures
Wipeout -The Ventures

[DIAC1987]

Thanks for that list. I will check out some of these songs.

[mills10]

I worked in Singapore Sal's at Typhoon Lagoon a couple of summers ago. Sadly I don't know of any track list, but it seems like the list that have been put together so far seems to go along with what I can remember being played in the shop. I do remember the loop isn't very long because I would seem to hear the same songs multiple times in a day. I also know that the music played along the entrance walk was all steel pan (drum) music. I used to live in Trinidad where the steel pan was invented so that was my favorite music in the park.

I am still in contact with my leader and can try contacting them to see if they know how to get an exact track list of the music played.