3/5 american legends
  by Patricia L. Higgins
I ordered this dvd because online said Pecos Bill was in the group of movies.

It was not and that was what I was looking for. I was disappointed!!!!

I kept it only because I like the other shows also.

2/5 Watch for PC revisions
  by P. Stevens
I was hoping to get the original Disney clips from when these "tall tales" were aired. HOwever, this DVD has been revised to make it PC especially for the John Henry tale. Too bad we feel the need to redo/repackage everything these days.

4/5 american legends
  by Sherry Bruyere
THis is the video I was looking for, THe product was shipped very quickly and I was able to enoy it with my grad son, He liked it also and I feel that he was able to enjoy a very big part of my childhood with me. I use to watch the old disney catoons with my parents. IA tradition is passed on.

4/5 A good little history lesson
  by Momof2
This was a good video that told interesting stories about our American Folk heroes. The stories brought out the moral lessons that they were created to teach in the first place. My son loved it, but my daughter was a little disappointed that there weren't any heroes that were girls.

3/5 Where's Pecos?
  by Rob
I think this collection would have been up a notch had they included Pecos Bill, which is in MELODY TIME and not MAKE MINE MUSIC. Even Pecos Bill tale has been altered digitally for lack of smoking cigar. Why did they let Alice's Caterpiller alone, and bleep all the other innuendos, I just dont know. Disney, get over it! They've been putting on the brakes for releasing Song Of The South because of racist portrayals, and I adore Uncle Remus and his country critters. Please dont delete the tar baby sequence if it ever does go for dvd release. With all that comes across on the big screen now in days, Disney should loosen up its own censorship for the real deal in its cartoons. Anyone like me would rather see the genuine article, than an overlay of touchups in the studio due to some worrysome corporate figureheads at a board meeting that think certain scenes might seem unsuitable with todays crowd. God give the monumental Gone With The Wind, I love Hattie Mcdaniel to this day, and do not disown her for her honest portrayal of how black people really were in the golden age of American history.
Anyway, Disney has nothing to be ashamed of, and these constant censors are entirely unnecessary, but thanks for trying, and thanks for at least letting us view the archive cartoons, although I wish it was in original form. I am a non smoker, and Cruella De Vil had no affect.