Phil Collins' soundtrack for "Brother Bear" was released #OnThisDay in 2003, marking his second collaboration with Mark Mancina and second soundtrack for Disney after the success of the "Tarzan" soundtrack. “Brother Bear was a collaboration. (Mark) took the cues that I felt I couldn't yet handle. Big action cues, comedy stuff… I did more of the spacey, dread and mourning stuff! Though we ran all the cues by each other for feedback, it was a true collaboration, though 6,000 miles apart. Dave Metz

This week in 1999, Phil Collins released the soundtrack to Disney’s “Tarzan”. Written and composed by Phil, the soundtrack features vocal contributions from NSYNC, Rosie O’Donnell and Glenn Close, alongside an original score by Mark Mancina. It was also notably the first Disney soundtrack to be recorded in different languages, with Phil recording the album in French, German, Italian and Spanish! The album was a worldwide success, selling over 2 million certified copies in the U.S. alone and rece