The spanish version is really scary

I think it's spooky Disney can do horror quite well I mean have you ever seen pinch before. this song isn't scary on its own but it does at a perfect segway to one of the freakiest scenes in kids' movie history. I am not saying this on the same level as adult horror movies or anything but for a kid's show, it's dark as hell. It is also kind of Erie in an old-timey half-ironic sort of way I mean imagine a real-life situation where you are walking all alone in the woods where a murder happened and then, suddenly hearing this music softly playing in the background growing loud and louder as you make your way further into the woods only for you to look up and realize the weird head-shaped fruit frood ''growing'' on the trees, isn't actually a fruit and than you hear what sounds like a horse galloping and a blood-curdling cackle.

Hahahaha!

Same

Next to the ladykiller Ichabod Crane of course.

And Katrina!

And Brom bones when he's not the headless horseman

Plus the audio quality is just better in general with this one.

animalman57 Me 2

Where’s the download spot?

Shaunli White Next 2 The Share Spot

He's terrifying but that's why everyone loves him!

You got that right. Eat your heart out Jack Skellington!

Robert Rowley " Disney " ? they didn't created the headless horseman so i don't think that count.

xbourassa I know Disney didn't create the headless Horseman, Washington Irving did. All I'm saying is that if you think back to all the times that the heroes have defeated the villains in their respected Disney movie, the headless Horseman is the only one who actually did it historically.

A) The Headless Horseman wasn't real, he was just Brom Bones in disguise. B) Brom Bones didn't kill Ichabod, he just scared him out of town.

Anthony Churko yes! Finally, I always knew it was just brom in disguise. I'm glad to hear someone say it.

It's more strongly implied in the original short story.

Mine too

me too

Lauren AnnMarie de nada

I knew about headless horseman. but I didn't know he had a song!!i love it!!

Me too

I enjoy both versions

I wholeheartedly agree.

moustache king7142 Me 2

Who doesn't?

@@skittlesmurders8917 Ichabod Crane

I love this movie

Call me crazy, but....I've actually developed a crush on him.

@@menslady125eif2590 your not crazy. And Braulio vega me too

*36 people

Yeah, he's my favorite.

I know right?

small foals:*shivering in fear, except for one, cream, the curiously-coloured Tennesse-walking foal* black beauty: oh cream, you always got nostalgia, no matter how spooky the story is. cream: well you know how much I love my werewolf stories, so the headless horseman is no biggy. (later that night, cream and her father, justice were going home with their master. justice was nervous, while cream was brave and happy. the headless horseman appears.) justice:AAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! (cream was happy and nostalgic, but kept running with a smile.)

It's from a sing-a-long movie called "Happy Haunting at Disneyland"

The real Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow is actually Revolutionary War grenadier Heinrich Range, though.

Tarry Town. Not New England. But yeah I'm with you on that.

I actually just realized that after I commented. I guess another way of saying it is old fashioned Halloween.

Yeah. But fun in the same sense.

+Jupiter9099 This is kind of weird but I see you comment on the frollo show. I know I love it too!

+Jupiter9099 What brings you here?

and i love. the legend of sleep hollow

the headless horseman is like the chief of all ghosts

Exactly

The audio sounds like he sings the word hills, even though those are not the original lyrics. Assuming the captions are not from the uploader, but from Disney, it is possible that Disney changed the lyrics.

I was not aware of that. In the original song from the original movie, I thought it said “To find a head in the Hollow Hills” Because it was very hard to listen. I kinda understand better on the original now since I at least have an idea what Brom Bones is saying and as I’m replaying it, you are right.

I know right

What casette is this from, anyway?

@Sparkster2600 The Adventures of Ichabod Crane & Mr.Toad

@@Sparkster2600 Disney singalong songs. Happy Haunting Part at Disneyland.

Ikr!!

So glad I'm not the only one who thinks that

Don’t tell me you actually have the hots for a ghost

Thurl Ravenscroft actually did do a version of this. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g92oZtRhzKjHZ2Q.html

But not in Scooby Doo & The Goblin King. They nailed his character perfectly!

In both Disney's & Tim Burton's takes on the tale, it was the real ghost chasing Ichabod, not a disguised Brom Bones. In fact, in Burton's grimdark 1999 feature film, the reanimated cranium-challenged Hessian decapitates Brom Bones for poorly impersonating him & also kills Katrina Van Tassel for her coquettish ways, not to mention the fact that it was her family who were deliberately hiding his missing head from him whilst using his damned specter to do their dirty work to maintain their stranglehold on the small village for eons until the subterfuge was finally uncovered & the Headless Horseman slew everyone who wronged him, reclaimed his lost head (resembling a vampiric Christopher Walken), and returned to the underworld hellscape from whence he was spawned.

So, you're in an incestuous love triangle & your cousin tries to stop you from pursuing your female cousin out of petty jealousy or else, you're a gold-digging moocher posing as a well-educated man of culture who believes fervently in the supernatural, only to be scared out of your wits by the real deal before the entity either lets you escape so long as you never return or else, he decapitates you & mounts your head for his own?

The problem is, you can't defeat him. He's a ghost & he'd get you (and the characters you're playing as) instead.

Well, the very original version is from Disney's Legend of Sleepy Hollow which came out in 1949. However this specific version came from a live action Disney sing-a-long which took place in the Haunted Mansion. I can't remember the name of it at the moment, but if you look it up I'm sure you'll find it. :)

@@jckspacy I watched some of that one as a kid. I never got to that point until I found the whole thing here on KZfaq.

Danielle Meier The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad. In the Legend of Sleepy Hollow segment

The Happy Haunting Disney Sing Along

Whhhhhhoooooa!

That's what I wanna know

I like Thurl's version better. It's gurrrrrr eat

I love Thurl's version as well! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g92oZtRhzKjHZ2Q.html

Let’s not get ahead of ourselves.

I like both

I like both

@@jswatch9270 I respect your opinion

@@steeter6 thanks

@@jswatch9270 no prob 🙂

I-

I like both

Why?

No it's not