"it's a small world" Disneyland Original 1966 Improved complete soundtrack
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Hi there! After another very long absence, I am finally back to hopefully produce and edit many more videos much more often than I have been. Because I haven't uploaded in over two months (+1 day), I knew that my first new video would have to be a special one, so for the first time in over a year I am remaking my "it's a small world" Disneyland Original 1966 complete soundtrack, because I do now admittedly have much more extensive knowledge of several tracks and their locations in the ride, and I also fixed a few inaccuracies present in my previous version of this video. For one, the video is much longer than before, as the longest I've ever done in 48 minutes. I also have several additional audio tracks in their respective locations that weren't present before, and many of the previously existing tracks have been updated to be even more accurate. This includes several pitch corrected tracks (Spain, South Africa), additional tracks (Safety spiels, separate North Pole/Sweden, Swedish Band W/ British vocals, African Drums, Mexican Market, Tahiti), and many other alterations and improvements to various tracks (Clock Parade fanfare, no Big Ben sounds in England, and generally improved volume, especially for instrumentals, throughout). There is another major improvement, that there are usually three images for every version of the song, while some versions still have only one or two images because that was all of the images I could find of those scenes from the early years after the ride opened at Disneyland (1966-72). Yes, all of the images in this video were taken no later than 1972 (with very few exceptions), found on various different internet sites (Plus my 1969 BofA souvenir book) and compiled by me for this video (None of them are owned by me). The only exceptions are a few 1973-75 Clock Parade & Finale images, but even most of those fit the 1966-72 timeframe. This whole soundtrack was composed by either Bobby Hammack for the 1964-65 New York Worlds Fair version of the ride (Most of these tracks also used in most versions since then), or Buddy Baker for the 1966 additions for Disneyland's version, such as most of the South Pacific, as well as North Pole just after Welcome. Much of this audio is still used today and and I believe many, if not all of the masters I used are remastered ones from the 21st century, although otherwise the audio is exactly the same as the actual audio used in the 1966 version of the ride. One of if not the only exception is the North Pole audio, which despite being made in 1966 was never released by Disney, and was recreated by Ratator3700 and I used it with his permission for this video. HUGE thanks to Ratator for making that recreation and letting me use it, it means a lot and is very appreciated!! Also, huge thanks to RedzRobinz, The Disney Fan Cat, and several others on the it's small world Discord servers for finding some of these great images, while others were found myself. I could make a mono version of this video in their future, but I'm happy with this for now. Generally, this is a much longer, clearer, and more extensive version of my previous 1966 complete soundtrack, complete with many improvements and I am pretty happy with how this video turned out and I hope you are too. Also, if you're wondering why I haven't uploaded as much in the past few months, that's because the last school year was my senior year of high school, and being enrolled in my school's early college program meant that I had a much larger workload than previous years, & less time to focus on videos. But thankfully, as of June 16 I finally finished and graduated high school, and am looking forward to a more enjoyable and refreshing gap year as I figure out where I would like to go to college, as well as enjoy much more free time to basically make up for the dearth I had in the last school year. I did get pretty good to great grades throughout school so I'm optimistic about my future even if some more hard work might be involved. But despite that, I plan on having a lot more exciting videos this Summer and beyond, and I hope you enjoy them, starting with this complete soundtrack!
I do not own any of the audio, images, or soundtrack used in this video. All audio rights go to Disney (Except Ratators North Pole), and all image rights go to their respective owners. Primary image sources, and the last version of this video, linked below. Also, I need to tell you that Ratators North Pole recreation was made by him and that you're not allowed to use it without his permission. Thank you!
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it's so cool to hear all these tracks isolated, on the ride they all just blend together
Thanks, and that's one of if not my primary intention behind this video!
I also like how the verse and chorus can intertwine as counter-melodies to one another. And the minor-scale mode versions of the song.
I listen to this whenever I feel sad or stressed
Great idea
The transitions for each soundtrack is so clean Nice job Mr. Roberson
That's how I saw it for my first time! (My mom had to talk me into going on it, but after the first time 'Let's go again!' Very cute with all the animal and birdie sounds (especially Mexico).
Nostalgia overload it's over 9000
Never gets old
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Fun fact: even though the vocals got removed if you sing along with the instrumental it still sounds the exact same
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32:59 my favourite
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That's awesome! Good job!
Thank you!
This is my favorite video
I hope Disney Plus comes out with a new family comedy film of the same title “It’s a Small World” starring Jack Black.
I'm honestly not sure how they could make a comedy film out of this attraction
@@benjaminroberson1924 it would be an animated comedy from the creators of Disney films Meet the Robinsons, Bolt, Tangled, Wreck it Ralph, Frozen 1 & 2, and Encanto.
@benjaminroberson1924 Interestingly enough there were plans to make a film based off the attraction back in the 70s
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I'm going to disneyland some day in august
Cool! I have also gone three times in the last year, most recently last May 1-3, and am planning on going again around September.
Amazing
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I'm going to disneyland tomorrow
Cool. I'm probably going in September
Fantastic video! Congratulations on your graduation!
Thank you very much!
@@benjaminroberson1924 oo really? You just graduated? Well congrats!
@@boonehtru2287 Yes I did, and thanks!
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Who are the children that sang this song?
I'm not sure, although I'm pretty sure that the different languages were recorded in their respective countries/regions, and the Finale was recorded by the Disney Studio Chorus.
Cool :)
Nice
Great Video
Thanks!
Really like this vid. Im kinda sad that they didnt used the JD/John Debney ver until now. But i guess they dont have much of a diffrence so a 9.5/10 for the original and 10/10 for JD's. (Edit) PS: i like debney's soundtrack more than hammack because debney's soundtrack has 4 or 3 (i forgot) verses while hammack's audio has only 2.
Thanks a lot! I actually feel differently, and personally prefer the original Hammack scores to Debney, although I absolutely love them both. I just don't really care as much for when they had it at Disneyland (1993-2002), because IMO it kinda took away from the original experience and the 93 version didn't even have several tracks from Paris that could have made that version better (Japanese, maybe also German/Hebrew/Arabic vocals, for instance). One aspect I do prefer about Debney's score, is the wider variety of languages found at DL Paris. There are 5 different languages total in this original version (English, Swedish, Italian, Japanese, Spanish), with three different English renditions (Welcome/Finale, British, Mermaids). Although I absolutely love all of these 1964/66 tracks, I'd also be *very* impressed if they could actually add some (Or all?) of those vocals to the ride (Primarily for even more diversity in the languages), while still keeping the rest of this classic 1960's soundtrack (Except the Laughing Nigerians because someone requested their removal in the mid 70's). But I also completely understand why many people love the Debney soundtrack, and I too consider the 1992 Paris soundtrack a masterpiece and extremely well done. There are actually 6 verses total in each loop of the Debney soundtrack, while Hammack/Baker* has 3.
*Buddy Baker was another Disney legend (Officially this time), and I believe he actually composed the 1966 additions to this ride instead of Hammack (Who composed the 1964 originals), and also composed at least a few additional tracks for Walt Disney World's IASW in 1971, plus the entire 1969 Haunted Mansion soundtrack, the many classic songs of the original Winnie the Pooh featurettes (3 in 1966, 68, 74), and many other classic Disney songs.
@@benjaminroberson1924 yea i was told while training that hammack was a legend but its ok if u have a different opinion.
@@boonehtru2287 Oh, personally I think that's awesome they said that, and thanks for accepting my different opinion! 😀
@@benjaminroberson1924 Np!
What finale did you use?
The original 1964-c.~1976 version
@@benjaminroberson1924 you mean this: ruclips.net/video/2TKGFxBplj8/видео.html
You should do something really special small world related when you hit 1000 subscribers
I'm really sorry about the late reply, and that I still haven't done this, despite reaching 1000 over a month ago. I'm still working on a few special small world videos that I just haven't had time yet to finish or upload.
@@benjaminroberson1924 it's okay
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