I have to say that I love this. It is very difficult to find a crystal clear version of the original Carousel of Progress narration from the 1964-1965 World's Fair recordings. Especially the special ending. Really appreciate this. True piece of Disney history!
THANK YOU WNL95 for this collection! It is impressive how the CoP changed so little when it reached DL. I was shocked to hear the Skydome Spectacular track. I haven't heard it since I was at the Fair. I didn't know that it was narrated by Vic Perrin- who was later recruited to do the same for EPCOT CENTER'S Universe of Energy!
Oops! The Skydome Spectacular's narrator was Lawrence Dobkin, who also served as the Captain of DL's original Submarine Voyage, as well as the narrator of WDW's original Hall of Presidents. Okay, the history lesson is done!
I think he's just referring to the previous year in which he said "The best time of their lives" The Sherman Brothers didn't write The Best Time Of Your Life until the 70s when the ride moved to The Magic Kingdom in DisneyWorld. This was from the Worlds Fair version back in 1964/65
"No privacy at all around this place!" He was also the parrot in the first. "Raaah, she keeps that thing on all day long. Rrrrr, the tenor is driving me nuts, rrrr, progress, raaaah, (whistles)"
Wonderful editing, this is an excellent piece of nostalgia. The march at the end is absolutely spectacular! Is there a version anywhere without the pavilion exit dialogue over it?
I have a question about the "fusion" sequence heard at 19:36 (after act four). This scene seems too long to have been part of the main show in the rotating theater. Would it have come after guests went down the moving ramp (the music starting at 29:23)?
Hi! This mix is the definitive version of the World's Fair (1964-1965) iteration of the attraction. The Diamond Edition mix is the definitive version of the Disneyland (1967-1973) iteration.
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I have to say that I love this. It is very difficult to find a crystal clear version of the original Carousel of Progress narration from the 1964-1965 World's Fair recordings. Especially the special ending. Really appreciate this. True piece of Disney history!
This is the soundtrack I remember upon seeing this show in 1969. I would love to see the actual show from then as well.
Wow I didn't even know the final season was that different from the Disneyland version! thank for uploading this version! WML95
can anyone else hear the high-pitched tone whenever the dog animatronic is performing?
THANK YOU WNL95 for this collection! It is impressive how the CoP changed so little when it reached DL. I was shocked to hear the Skydome Spectacular track. I haven't heard it since I was at the Fair. I didn't know that it was narrated by Vic Perrin- who was later recruited to do the same for EPCOT CENTER'S Universe of Energy!
Oops! The Skydome Spectacular's narrator was Lawrence Dobkin, who also served as the Captain of DL's original Submarine Voyage, as well as the narrator of WDW's original Hall of Presidents. Okay, the history lesson is done!
All vocal songs are here:
3:14--4:01 7:05--7:51 11:01--11:48 14:50--15:36 18:50--19:36
When he talks about the best time of their lives, and then calls out that 70s carousels "the best time of your life" i about fell over.
I think he's just referring to the previous year in which he said "The best time of their lives" The Sherman Brothers didn't write The Best Time Of Your Life until the 70s when the ride moved to The Magic Kingdom in DisneyWorld. This was from the Worlds Fair version back in 1964/65
@@BlazeHeartPanther exactly
10:43
Mel Blanc as Cousin Orville
"No privacy at all around this place!"
He was also the parrot in the first.
"Raaah, she keeps that thing on all day long. Rrrrr, the tenor is driving me nuts, rrrr, progress, raaaah, (whistles)"
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Wonderful editing, this is an excellent piece of nostalgia. The march at the end is absolutely spectacular! Is there a version anywhere without the pavilion exit dialogue over it?
+BigThunderMtn Hi there! That track's called the Speed Ramp March and it's available as part of the Disneyland Forever collection of audio.
God, 19:35 to 20:40 is so pleasing to listen to!
It really is! One of my favorite parts.
@@WML95 George Bruns' compositions/arrangements were just wonderful
@@emilyfuller1563 Actually, I believe Buddy Baker arranged the music for Carousel of Progress. George Bruns composed/arranged Magic Skyway. :D
@@WML95 Whoops. I thought for sure it was George Bruns.
I have a question about the "fusion" sequence heard at 19:36 (after act four). This scene seems too long to have been part of the main show in the rotating theater. Would it have come after guests went down the moving ramp (the music starting at 29:23)?
Hi! That's the music to the Mirror Maze section which was part of the General Electric Progressland pavilion at the 1964 New York World's Fair.
@@WML95 the mirror maze is 2 parts at that, which allowed the main show to run smoothly.
2:59 The Future = Slack!
Your so cool
Todd Mueller Thank you, Todd! You're pretty cool too!
Is there any video to this?
Is that a trick question?
+WML95 no I mean do you know of a video anywhere that shows the original show from the fair
You can find some still pictures of the original but I have never been able to find any video of the original version.
So...is this the definitive original or is the diamond the definitive original...i'm confused
Hi! This mix is the definitive version of the World's Fair (1964-1965) iteration of the attraction. The Diamond Edition mix is the definitive version of the Disneyland (1967-1973) iteration.
Both.