50 Years of WDW: COUNTRY BEAR VACATION HOEDOWN Audio Tribute

Enjoy this revamped Country Bear Jamboree Show!
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[@andrewh4855]

WDW bring back these seasonal shows!! Please and thank you.

[@cecanimatronicguy7403]

This show really needs to be a permanent show for WDW because it’s more kid friendly.

[@iamsimplyjustalittleguy]

NO.

[@rileywalton4693]

Maybe just at late spring to summer

[@rileywalton4693]

Maybe just at late spring to summer

[@matthewweikert20]

I agree I made a petition to bring that show back and the Christmas show too

[@TheWASHINGMACHINEBOY]

no wonder they replaced the normal show with the vacation hoedown

[@TheWASHINGMACHINEBOY]

the progression of tokyo disneyland's finale of this show; it's so good even though i can't understand a word they say or sing 1. while henry and the skunk on his head are talking with buff, max & melvin, gomer and bunny, bubbles & beulah come onto the center stage. as the song begins, gomer acts like a key whistle thingy where he plays a single note to tell the others what key the song is in first 2. bunny, bubbles & beulah sing background vocals while the skunk sings...maybe the words in the song's name are in the same language as zip-a-dee doo-dah; in that case, it's called "see ay dee ay see aye oh enn." henry doesn't sing at first, but he does clap along 3. when gomer begins playing the piano, the five bear rugs appear on the center stage. they (and henry) sing camptown ladies at this part, and wendell appears in the 3rd measure of the song 4. liverlips and teddi barra join the finale here (liverlips joins first, followed by teddi) 5. the song changes to she'll be coming round the mountain as big al appears on the far left stage, then ernest and dolores on the stage to the left of the main stage. the time ernest's stage curtains open is when the song reaches the 2nd measure 6. the song goes back to the first finale song as buff, max & melvin begin to sing along and as teddi starts swinging and spotlights move around the theater

[@TheWASHINGMACHINEBOY]

5:52 rufus sounds like he doesn't want to get out of bed

[@TheWASHINGMACHINEBOY]

tokyo disneyland didn't get this show until 1994, and they changed some things in their version, called "vacation jamboree" trixie's outfit and song are both different the dolores in that version sings because she has a visible mouth. the song terence sings with her is also different ernest's song is different and it has henry and the five bear rugs perform with him big al sings "i've been working on the railroad" instead of the song he sings in this version; "i got lost on my way to your heart" the finale is different: it features "camptown ladies" and "she'll be coming 'round the mountain" as well as a song that replaced "thank god i'm a country bear" that appears to be english letters even though the song is in japanese

[@TheWASHINGMACHINEBOY]

i found something out about the country bear vacation jamboree show the english letters sung in the finale's original song are actually "V A C A T I O N" which makes more sense

[@cecanimatronicguy7403]

9:20 wrong version

[@iamsimplyjustalittleguy]

Nobody cares about the pictures it’s only about the audio

[@iamsimplyjustalittleguy]

WHATEVER, IT’S STILL ERNEST MAN.

[@rileywalton4693]

What version of the show is that?

[@cecanimatronicguy7403]

@@rileywalton4693 Tokyo Disneyland

[@rileywalton4693]

Ok