Radio Disney is a nationally syndicated children"s program, and Radio Disney: Kid Jams pulls together 17 of the show"s "greatest hits." It"s a cornucopia of high-energy, parent-approved pop and classics from The Lion King and Mulan. Represented are teen idols (the Backtsreet Boys, Hanson), hip-hop (Technotronic, MC Hammer, and a Mickey-ized version of Tag Team"s "Whoomp! (There it Went)"), dancefloor (2 Unlimited, "Macarena"), silly favorites (Weird Al Yankovic, I-8-Paste), and even James Brown. There"s a lot to like about a compilation that draws no divisions between Yankovic"s "Yoda" (a takeoff on the Kinks" "Lola"), Sponge"s take on the Speed Racer theme, Steve Vai"s cover of "Wipeout," and the Hardest Working Man in Show Business (Brown). The only complaint here is that some parents may resent getting "Macarena" stuck in their heads again. --Randy Silver