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| 1029 || ''Disney's Sing-Along Songs: I Love to Laugh'' || USA || 1990 || 29 minutes || TBD || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || December 28, 1990 ||
| 1029 || ''Disney's Sing-Along Songs: I Love to Laugh'' || USA || 1990 || 29 minutes || TBD || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || December 28, 1990 ||
* During the promo at the end of the video, the promo itself was updated to show this title and "Disneyland Fun", making this title the first one in the series to use this version of the promo. However, the variant of the promo used in this title is the one with a snippet of the instrumental score from "Kids is Kids".
* During the promo at the end of the video, the promo itself was updated to show this title and "Disneyland Fun", making this title the first one in the series to use this version of the promo. However, the variant of the promo used in this title is the one with a snippet of the instrumental score from "Kids is Kids".
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| 1311 || ''Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Be Our Guest'' || USA || 1992 || 30 minutes || TBD || NR || Academy || 1 || N/A || Color || June 19, 1992 ||
* This release of the title does not have any promos at the end of the video.
* The first title in the series to use the green FBI warnings that were introduced on September 11, 1991.
** Back around 2007, a user on Wikipedia named Skymac207 falsely stated this title was released in 1991 and originally had the red-orange FBI warning screens just because the original copies had a vertical sticker-label. However, none of this information proved that this was from 1991, as Disney had continued using vertical labels on their videotape titles until 1997. Since then, he has been banned permanently from that platform, not only for this information and other false information, but also for creating sockpuppet accounts, including Angryman301.
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October 1986

Catalog number Title Country of origin Original year Length Version MPAA rating Film format Tape count Tape break placement (if applicable) Color Released Note(s)
480 V/B Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah USA 1986 26 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color October 14, 1986
  • The earliest copies of this release of the title have the video dealer announcement at the beginning, following the dark red FBI warning screens.
  • This release of the title does not have any promos at the end of the video.
  • Released in honor of the 40th anniversary of the full-length feature film, "Song of the South".
  • Hosted by Professor Owl.

May 1987

Catalog number Title Country of origin Original year Length Version MPAA rating Film format Tape count Tape break placement (if applicable) Color Released Note(s)
531 V/B Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Heigh-Ho USA 1987 26 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color May 19, 1987
  • Released in honor of the 50th anniversary of the first Disney full-length animated feature film, "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs", in which the song, "Heigh-Ho" originated from.
  • This release of the title does not have any promos at the end of the video.

October 1987

Catalog number Title Country of origin Original year Length Version MPAA rating Film format Tape count Tape break placement (if applicable) Color Released Note(s)
581 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: The Bare Necessities USA 1987 27 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color October 6, 1987
  • Released in honor of the 20th anniversary of the last film Walt Disney himself worked on before he passed away, "The Jungle Book", in which the song, "The Bare Necessities" originated from.
  • The first title in the series to be hosted by Jiminy Cricket, who is introduced at the beginning by Professor Owl, using weirdly transitioned stock audio clips from the introduction to the Zorro theme song in "Heigh-Ho" and the introduction to the Pinocchio song, "Give a Little Whistle" in "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah".
  • The first title in the series to use a promo at the end of the video. The original version of the promo is announced by Jiminy Cricket.
    • The only title in the series to use the original version of the Sing-Along Songs promo.

February 1988

Catalog number Title Country of origin Original year Length Version MPAA rating Film format Tape count Tape break placement (if applicable) Color Released Note(s)
480 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah USA 1986 26 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color February 2, 1988
  • The only additional changes this issue of the title had to its case and tape label are:
    • The back cover has new distributor information in a different font, with “Buena Vista Home Video” replacing “Walt Disney Telecommunications and Non-Theatrical Company” as the distributor, and the “480-1” part being misrenumbered to “480-4”.
  • On the front tape label, which is still the oversized Betamax-style horizontal sticker-label, there are no longer blue lines sandwiched between the title and the WDHV logo, and the WDHV logo is now in nearly the same font style as the version of the logo on the cover spines.
  • This issue of the title does not have any promos at the end of the video, as the original release from 1986 did not either.
662 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: You Can Fly USA 1988 28 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color February 2, 1988
  • The first title in the series to be hosted by Ludwig Von Drake.
  • Released in honor of the 35th anniversary of "Peter Pan".
  • During the promo at the end of the video, it was updated to show this title but still with Jiminy Cricket announcing, making this title the only one in the series to use this version of the promo.

December 1988

Catalog number Title Country of origin Original year Length Version MPAA rating Film format Tape count Tape break placement (if applicable) Color Released Note(s)
657 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Very Merry Christmas Songs USA 1988 27 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color December 20, 1988
  • This release of the title does not have the Disney Sing-Along Songs title logo at the beginning.
  • Some songs in this title were produced by nursery rhymes singer Larry Groce.
  • This release of the title has the Sing-Along Songs promo at the end. During that promo, Jiminy Cricket is replaced by Ludwig Von Drake as the announcer, making this title the first one in the series to use this version of the promo.

August 1989

Catalog number Title Country of origin Original year Length Version MPAA rating Film format Tape count Tape break placement (if applicable) Color Released Note(s)
763 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Fun with Music USA 1989 28 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color August 31, 1989
  • The North American title uses footage from “Oliver and Company.” The international title is “101 Notes of Fun”, using footage from “101 Dalmatians” instead of “Oliver and Company”.
  • In North America, possibly the first title in the series to use footage from a modern Disney film.
  • The last title in the series to use the December 1988 Sing-Along Songs promo.

August 1990

Catalog number Title Country of origin Original year Length Version MPAA rating Film format Tape count Tape break placement (if applicable) Color Released Note(s)
480 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah USA 1986 26 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color August 14, 1990
  • This issue of the title is relabeled volume 2.
  • This issue of the title has updated graphics on the cover.
  • This issue of the title has the shorter variant of the August 1990 Disney Sing-Along Songs promo with the first few seconds of the opening theme song at the end of the video.
531 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Heigh-Ho USA 1987 26 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color August 14, 1990
  • This issue of the title is relabeled volume 1.
  • This issue of the title has the silent shorter variant of the August 1990 Disney Sing-Along Songs promo at the end of the video.
  • This issue of the title has updated graphics on the cover.
581 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: The Bare Necessities USA 1987 27 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color August 14, 1990
  • This issue of the title has updated graphics on the cover.
  • There are no additional changes to the print master on this issue.
662 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: You Can Fly USA 1988 28 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color August 14, 1990
  • This issue of the title has updated graphics on the cover.
  • There are no additional changes to the print master on this issue.
763 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Fun with Music USA 1989 28 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color August 14, 1990
  • This issue of the title has updated graphics on the cover.
  • This issue of the title have a newer variant of the August 1990 Disney Sing-Along Songs promo at the end of the video, where Ludwig Von Drake announces the volumes.
908 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Under the Sea USA 1990 28 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color August 14, 1990
  • During the promo at the end of the video, it was updated to show this title and “Disneyland Fun”, making this title the first one in the series to include this version of the Sing-Along Songs promo. This one is also a silent longer variant.
  • The earliest copies of this release of the title have the 35 Years of Magic logo from Disneyland, as this title was likely released in honor of the 35th anniversary of that place.
  • This title was likely released to promote the theatrical release of the "The Rescuers" sequel, "The Rescuers Down Under", hence a "The Rescuers" song appearing in this title.
935 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Disneyland Fun USA 1990 29 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color August 14, 1990
  • The earliest copies of this release of the title have the 35 Years of Magic logo from Disneyland, as this title was released in honor of the 35th anniversary of that place.
  • This release of the title has the August 1990 Sing-Along Songs promo at the end of the video, which is a slightly shorter variant with the first few seconds of the opening theme song.
    • This title was the last one in the series to use the August 1990 Sing-Along Songs promo.

December 1990

Catalog number Title Country of origin Original year Length Version MPAA rating Film format Tape count Tape break placement (if applicable) Color Released Note(s)
480 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah USA 1986 26 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color December 28, 1990
  • This issue of the title has the variant of the December 1990 Disney Sing-Along Songs promo with a snippet of the instrumental score from "Kids is Kids" at the end of the video.
531 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Heigh-Ho USA 1987 26 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color December 28, 1990
  • This issue of the title has the regular variant of the December 1990 Sing-Along Songs promo, where orchestral background music that sounds similar to the second version of the original Winnie the Pooh theme song is heard, at the end of the video.
581 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: The Bare Necessities USA 1987 27 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color December 28, 1990
  • This issue of the title has the regular variant of the December 1990 Sing-Along Songs promo, where orchestral background music that sounds similar to the second version of the original Winnie the Pooh theme song is heard, at the end of the video.
657 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Very Merry Christmas Songs USA 1988 27 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color December 20, 1990
  • This issue of the title has the Christmas Videos promo at the end of the video.
    • The earliest copies of this issue still retain the 1988 Sing-Along Songs promo before the Christmas Videos promo.
662 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: You Can Fly USA 1988 28 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color December 28, 1990
  • This issue of the title has the regular variant of the December 1990 Sing-Along Songs promo, where orchestral background music that sounds similar to the second version of the original Winnie the Pooh theme song is heard, at the end of the video.
763 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Fun with Music USA 1989 28 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color December 28, 1990
  • This issue of the title has the regular variant of the December 1990 Sing-Along Songs promo, where orchestral background music that sounds similar to the second version of the original Winnie the Pooh theme song is heard, at the end of the video.
908 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Under the Sea USA 1990 28 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color December 28, 1990
  • This issue of the title has the regular variant of the December 1990 Sing-Along Songs promo, where orchestral background music that sounds similar to the second version of the original Winnie the Pooh theme song is heard, at the end of the video.
1029 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: I Love to Laugh USA 1990 29 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color December 28, 1990
  • During the promo at the end of the video, the promo itself was updated to show this title and "Disneyland Fun", making this title the first one in the series to use this version of the promo. However, the variant of the promo used in this title is the one with a snippet of the instrumental score from "Kids is Kids".

June 1992

Catalog number Title Country of origin Original year Length Version MPAA rating Film format Tape count Tape break placement (if applicable) Color Released Note(s)
1311 Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Be Our Guest USA 1992 30 minutes TBD NR Academy 1 N/A Color June 19, 1992
  • This release of the title does not have any promos at the end of the video.
  • The first title in the series to use the green FBI warnings that were introduced on September 11, 1991.
    • Back around 2007, a user on Wikipedia named Skymac207 falsely stated this title was released in 1991 and originally had the red-orange FBI warning screens just because the original copies had a vertical sticker-label. However, none of this information proved that this was from 1991, as Disney had continued using vertical labels on their videotape titles until 1997. Since then, he has been banned permanently from that platform, not only for this information and other false information, but also for creating sockpuppet accounts, including Angryman301.