Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown | Inside The Soundtrack With The Producers | Vince Guaraldi


Jason and Sean Mendelson, sons of Emmy-winning Peanuts producer Lee Mendelson, return to Cereal At Midnight to discuss the official soundtrack release of BE MY VALENTINE, CHARLIE BROWN, sourced from newly-discovered session tapes of Vince Guaraldi and his band! You've never heard the music like this before!

Get the soundtrack for BE MY VALENTINE from AMAZON https://amzn.to/4hiMX7P
Get the Heartburn Red from Independent Record Stores https://recordstoreday.com/upc/760137168263
A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving Limited Edition Turkey Tan vinyl, available as a Target Exclusive
 
Purple Jelly Bean vinyl, a Record Store Day Indie Exclusive:
 
Two-sided Picture Disc, a Barnes and Noble Exclusive:

Jason and Sean Mendelson on A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving Soundtrack: https://youtu.be/5LA_uPNtN1o
Jason and Sean Mendelson on It Was A Short Summer, Charlie Brown:
Jason and Sean Mendelson and bassist Seward McCain on You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown: https://youtu.be/csb8NEvhgK4
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