DISNEYLAND through the EARS: GREAT MOMENTS WITH MR LINCOLN 2017 PREMIERE Audio Tribute

GREAT MOMENTS WITH MR LINCOLN 2017 PREMIERE Audio Tribute
I've cobbled together from various sources the elements of the current Great Moments show. Since it's soundtrack is a compilation of existing audio elements from past shows, I've put them together in a new mix in an attempt to capture the spirit of the current version. Here is the pre-show containing audio clips from the OMNIBUS series: "James Agee's The Civil War and Mr. Lincoln" as well as The Wonderful World of Color series with Walt Disney. Also included is Cast Member Jerry providing the safety spiel and show introduction. The show itself combines elements of the NY World's Fair show, the Disneyland version, Music from America the Beautiful, and alternate takes from Royal Dano's recording sessions. Enjoy!
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[@91JLovesDisney]

Thanks! Great work!
Two Brothers has such beautiful chords.

[@quincycampbell9828]

I'm fairly certain the black and white film footage is taken from "OMNIBUS: James Agee's Mr. Lincoln", a miniseries, which deserves to be in the public domain for anyone and everyone to be inspired by.

[@blinkereye123]

Truly majestic.

[@imaginationstation3735]

Woah! You did an amazing job with this tribute. You really need more subscribers!

[@gpwerner]

Thank you for finishing Dano's speech at 1:36 ("I beseech you, give them that chance."), as even the fadeout over "morally responsible" was too swift to verify that dialogue live. Any reason you continued the battle sounds at 13:00 after the conclusion of "Two Brothers"? Hope I don't sound too picky...this is my sacred Disney attraction, and I still am scouring the four corners of the earth for a clean copy of the Buddy Baker underscore for the entire original LP (This is what you only hear, currently, in the waiting area next to the theater until the next pre-show, with such lost cues as "Departing (Springfield) for Washington," "Letter to Fanny McCullough" and "Second Inaugural Address.") Someday, a generous Disney representative will let us finally hear the holy grail of undiscovered soundtracks from the Walt Disney era. Until then, the rest of your presentation is exceedingly faithful to the current show and likely to be the best representation we may ever have for home viewing. Subscribed!

[@rickydoodlebug]

Glad you enjoyed it. Check out my previous mix with the entire Gettysburg Address on it. Warning these mixes are very UNfaithful to any incarnation of the original show.
Pre-Show
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Main Show
th-cam.com/video/8y28k-cGPyo/w-d-xo.html

[@gpwerner]

Absolutely. Some really nice touches in there. I know that, someday, if anybody is going to TH-cam the rest of that underscore in the right way, it would be you. (Have a copy of the LP, but efforts so far to isolate the score from the dialogue on my primitive home shareware have been scratchy and sloppy.) Thank you: You have done Disneyland's oldest and dearest fans proud, Mr. Conant!

[@rickydoodlebug]

Aww...thanks so much...It means a lot to me when fans (as meticulous as I am when it comes to some of these mixes) leave comments for me....much appreciated!

[@bradleytaylor4950]

I think the Battle Hymm of the Republic song is a different version than was used in the attraction.

[@gpwerner]

No, same version...just with some vocals and low end beefed up.

[@33disneydude]

Oops! I think you made an editing mistake at 13:36

[@rickydoodlebug]

no mistake ...I made a choice to continue his speech behind Paul Frees...again these aren't necessarily accurate depictions. Good call...sharp ears....you know this show!