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eBay is another place you might find the product of Disneyland's first experiment in on demand audio. For several years, there were locations where you could mix your own favorites disc of all kinds of Disneyland tracks with music and sound from all around the "Happiest Place On Earth". While that may be gone, may a disc went home with guests and I have seen a fair number for sale from time to time on eBay. Finally, don't overlook iTunes! One great example of this is the Firehouse Five Plus Two and their album At Disneyland with tracks taken from a series of performances at the Golden Horseshoe. The whole album on sale for only Seven dollars and Ninety-Two cents! How can you beat that? I also found another album by an artist I have very fond memories of listening to on many a late night at the French Market in New Orleans Square. Teddy Buckner had a regular band of All-Stars that played classic Dixieland Jazz there. On iTunes, I found his album, A Salute To Louis Armstrong for the usual iTunes price of $9.99. Even Armstrong's album, Disney Songs The Satchmo Way is available as a partial album on iTunes (and I've also seen it on sale at Disneyland as well). And if you don't have iTunes yet, why not? It has always been free and still is, whether you have a PC or a Mac... With all of these options and the release of the big six-disc set at Disneyland this summer, if you're as into music from the Park as I am, I think you're set for a while. There is plenty of music from your favorite performers to keep you more than occupied. Just try not to go broke or hurt yourself picking it all up at the same time. So when is that next trip to Anaheim? I think I hear another compact disc calling my name... The true measure of the destruction left by Hurricane Katrina continues to unfold. All of the staff of Jim Hill Media shares in the hope that all of the survivors will soon all be safe and able to resume some semblance of a normal life. Earlier this year, you all generously helped out by supporting the efforts toward relief of the victims of the Tsunami. If you can see your way to doing so again, the victims of Hurricane Katrina now face many of the same daily challenges for basic necessities. Even though this happened closer to home, the need is every bit as real and as serious. Consider a donation to the American Red Cross if you can. Every bit helps, even more now...