🎵 Richard M. Sherman: His Music, His Stories, His Legacy 🎵
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Join us in celebrating the life and legacy of Richard M. Sherman, the legendary composer who brought joy to millions through his timeless music. This tribute video features interviews with Richard and his son, Gregg Sherman, offering a heartfelt glimpse into the life of the musical genius behind some of Disney's most beloved songs.
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In the video, immerse yourself in classic tunes like "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious," "Chim Chim Cher-ee," and "A Spoonful of Sugar" from Mary Poppins, as well as "The Bare Necessities" and "I Wan'na Be Like You" from The Jungle Book. Enjoy lesser-known gems such as "Fortuosity" from The Happiest Millionaire and "One Little Spark" from Journey Into Imagination (EPCOT).
Discover the stories behind these iconic songs and how Richard and Robert Sherman created musical magic that has stood the test of time. Whether you're a lifelong fan or new to the Shermans' work, this video is a must-watch for anyone who loves the enchanting world of Disney music.
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My Heart is Broken. Robert and now Richard Sherman both passed. Every movie with their songs had me walking home from the theater singing every song. I will hold these two wonderfully talented men in my heart along with their songs. I feel Blessed to have shared their life's timeline. I am thankful for each note.
Me too!
The Sherman Brothers wrote some of the most memorable film scores of all time. May they rest in peace.
This man was a big part of my life, so I started sobbing when I heard the news. An any time I hear his music I think of how much he impacted my life and my love for Walt Disney and the the Disney parks. Thank you Richard Sherman for your music.
Mine too.
I come from a narcisistic family, I have no memories of happiness from my childhood and only in adulthood I realised the healing power of the Sherman Brothers' songs. Carousel of Progress gave me strengh and optimism to take control of my own life and find happiness. Winnie the Pooh song is my family's preferred lullaby. Thank you Sherman Brothers for giving us songs which inspired tenderness and joy.
This man composed the soundtrack of my childhood. Both brothers' music will live inside my soul forever.
I completely agree.
he was part of my childood, alot of good disney movies. he will be missed, R.I.P and to his brother too
Not just Disney of course, but "Chitty", "Tom Sawyer", "The Slipper and the Rose" (perhaps their finest). As someone remarked below, the soundtrack of my childhood. So apt for me as well. May both these gentlemen enjoy their eternal reward and get on better up there than they did here.
This man enriched this world's soul and collective unconscience more than people will ever know.
Thankyou Mr Sherman
Active up to almost the end. 95. He won the lottery of life. He didn't suffer for years with illness as his brother did.
Celebrate his gifts to us every time you hear them.
REST IN POWER the Sherman Brothers Happy Memorial Day Blessings and HUGS! 👑💜
So sad the Sherman brothers were part of my childhood, get songs from Disney. R.I.P.
I remember some of these songs that this person wrote and performed for people. RIP Richard Sherman composer of Mary Poppins, The Aristocats, and The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
My childhood is still going on with all the wonderful memories of Richard and Robert Sherman songs. I am thrilled to share the same birthday. Thank you for the memories, songs and the enjoyment you both brought to the world. Forever a Disney Legend the both of you.
Thank you!❤😢🎉 Rest in peace.
Good morning Mr Sherman, say hello to Robert for me!😢
When I saw the notice I thought it was one of those sick jokes and then it was confimed by the news and the dam broke. For me he and his brother were Disney as much as Walt and Roy. I don't think i can watch Mary Poppins especially without sobbing.
Thanks Robert and Richard for the memories. Rest in Love and Power and Peace.
I Will Miss Richard Sherman Hes Good Compsor On A Piano 🎹 Hes With His Brother Bob Sherman
RIP Robert thank you for the music! Including the longest word in the world!
RIP Richard and Robert Sherman and Glynnis Johns they will be missed
"One Little Spark" made me believe that my brothers and I could one day become imagineers. Disney has some big shoes that may never be filled again. " Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow" got me through so many dark days. 😢
Wonderful Disney Legends who wrote the most recognisable songs of everybody’s childhood. The world is a better place with these songs. Rest in peace Sherman Brothers; you’ve definitely earned it. Thank you for sharing your gift with us.
The music, songs, records will keep us all believing in the dream from many year's of hard work, books, screen and parks.,
Amen.
This is really shattering my already broken 'Disney' heart. Lots of Tears today.
I forgot just how many songs they created. Songs that still stick in my mind. ❤
He was pretty good and wonderful he used to sing and write Winnie the Pooh and Disney songs RIP 🙏💖
My childhood❤
I really enjoying listening there songs while growing up and I like sing some of there songs and any cool ones that I love. I would miss them dearly and my thoughts and prayers are with them and their families.
I wish I had Mary Poppins ,Winnie The Pooh ,Snoopy Come Home and Charlotte's Web. Richard M. Sherman & Robert B. Sherman did good work in those movies as well as Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
His voice from 2023, was scary.
Walt is waiting for him in Heaven they have lots music to score.
Unfortunately, the Sherman brothers didn't write "The Bare Necessities". It was written by Terry Gilkyson, who originally wrote songs for "The Jungle Book". Walt Disney thought most of the songs were too dark, and had most of Gilklyson's songs discarded. "The Bare Necessities" was the only song that survived after the Sherman brothers were brought in write lighter songs for the film.
Thank you for pointing this out promptly.
Terry Gilkyson also wrote some of the songs for " Aristocats"
@@1cultural Two non-Sherman Brothers songs were included in *The Aristocats* (1970): Gilkyson's "Thomas O'Malley Cat" and "Ev'rybody Wants to Be a Cat" by Floyd Huddleston and Al.Rinker, while several.of the Shermans' songs written for the movie were not used. I hope that some of this lost material will be released eventually.
A worthwhile subject for a youtube post would be to explore some of the less well remembered - but still damned catchy - Sherman Brothers songs. Like, "Makin' Memories", "On The Front Porch" (purportedly Richard Sherman's favorite of his own compositions ), and "West O' The Wide Missouri". Not to mention their scores for "A Symposium On Popular Songs" and the Broadway musical "Over Here!".
Still images accompany "A Step In The Right Direction" as the song was cut from the film. Living in Los Angeles, I'm looking forward to at least one 60th anniversary screening of "Mary Poppins" that I expect will take place during 2024. (I might have hoped that Mr. Sherman would be in attendance. Alas ).
I was shocked when Robert and Richard they made some of the great music for Disney movie. I used to own the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. ❤😢
Pray to his friands & family
What are your favorite songs by the Sherman Brothers? Mine are "Stay Awake," "Hushabye Mountain" from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, and "Do You Remember Me" from Snoopy, Come Home.
I have far too many favorites to list. But two Sherman brothers songs I think people should give a listen to in this moment of the last Sherman brother's passing are "Mother Earth and Father Time" from *Charlotte's Web* (1973) and "If'n I Was God" from *Tom Sawyer* (1973).
@@oliverbrownlow5615 Those are gorgeous songs
Mary Poppins songs
Hi Greg! I am so sorry about the passing of your father. I’m 16 years old and your dad is my favorite songwriter of all time. I even wrote to him and got an autographed copy of “Tuppence A Bag” sheet music. God bless Mr. Richard Morton Sherman and may he rest in peace 💐 Greg, can I ask you how old you are?
They also wrote for " Slipper and the Rose".
Nice tribute. 2 things, “The Bare Necessities” what’s the only song in The Jungle Book not written by the Sherman Brothers, it was written by Terry Gilkyson. And no reference to Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
That song is actually written by Terry Gilkyson not the Shermans. 19:33
There were some notable flops including " Happuest Millionaire" and " One and Only Genuine Family Band".
Um, it's AristoCATs
And Mary Poppins does not have 4 Ps.
Yet E. B. White hated The Sherman Brothers' songs in the 1973 animated adaptation of his book "Charlotte's Web", saying that he would rather have Mozart than the two.
Yikes.. what did he not like about the songs they wrote?
@@maggiemccauslin1084 It's more a generation thing, he was nearing death's door by the time The Sherman Brothers came onto the scene. E. B. White when he saw the 1973 adaptation of Charlotte's Web just thought having it a musical just doesn't fit the theme of his book. Then again, he was the same author who wrote that odd book Stuart Little. Not the movie, the book it's based on.
As Abe Simpson said in The Simpsons - "I used to be with IT. But then they changed what IT was. Now what I'm with isn't IT, and what's IT seems weird and scary to me. It'll happen to you."
I recommend one of the lesser known Sherman Disney songs for an attraction originally planned for EPCOT but ended up at Tokyo Disneyland.
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