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  • just saw the play (:

  • Great songs. Great singers. Great show. Superb compilation. Well done Romympanlilio!

    Didn't think they wrote songs like this any more until I heard "We're Gonna Get There". It's a

    new 50's style show song. Really cheered me up. Lively tune and lyrics so full of hope, I uploaded it for everyone to enjoy. Just type in "Misjikins" in YouTube and listen.

  • This movie and 7 Brides for 7 Seven Brothers are my favorites from the 50-60's era!! There is nothing like the orginial! Though Hugh Jackman did do Gordon some justice!

  • This classic movie still warms my heart every time I watch it!

  • My parent took me to see this in Hollywood when I was just a wee lad. For me, this is the Grandaddy of all musicals. Although the Wizard of Oz is a different kind of musical for me.

  • My mother and I watched this on TV and I used to sing this song every morning on the way to school. It always gave me a lift in my heart and brought a smile on my face.

  • @Lesliecptan Thank you for your beautifu comment,

  • No one had a voice like Gordon MacRae! You knew it was him from the very first note! Amazing...

  • This music has been with me all my life. Have seen the movie version several times, but never a stage version. Maybe someday.

  • Nothin' better than American Theatre. We should be proud!

  • GREATTTTT, I LOVED IT.. IT WAS ONE OF MY FAVORITE MOVIE...TKS ^I^

  • Thanks for posting this! :) The only thing is that I had to turn the volume way up since its so quiet. Otherwise its good.

  • what a wonderful video you have posted. Enjoyed very much. Kuddo's

  • Give Carousel a try-also very good!

  • @a0799353 I placed the link to my Carousel video in the description box of this video Thank you for watching.

  • Gordon MacRae was not only one of the greatest and very best singers of all time, but his acting ability was Superb. One of Gods all time best creations!

  • Yet another classic American song written by two proud Jewish Americans, Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein. Whenever you see or hear anti-Jewish neo-nazi or terror-islamist screed on youtube or anywhere else, [if you can, pleas "flag" that video/uploader & also please remind them of all the beautiful things the Jewish people have contributed to America, culturally, musically, scientifically and humanitarian-ly.

  • What brilliant dynamics from the chorus!!!!!!!

  • My music students in grades 1-3 will be singing this in their spring 2011 concert of Americana songs.

  • my scout master used to sing this song every morning to wake us up on camping trips

    

  • Wow, these songs are GREAT. Shirley Jones and Gordon MacRae's voices are just FANTASTIC.

  • 3:50-3:53 = gorgeous melted chocolate voice! LOVE!

  • Gordon MacRae-What a Voice!

  • I woke up feeling this way -so I'm watching the movie right now. I've been smiling the whole time. One of my favorite musicals ever. I don't know how many times I've seen it & I never tire of it.  I am always so moved by the beautiful quality of Mr. MacRae's voice, not to mention the sweetness of young Miss Jones!

  • Shirley Jones went to a routine casting call aged 18 - the casting director called the director, the director called Hammerstein and he called Richard Rodgers ..the rest , as they say is history.

  • Love this. I'd be happy to see such talent presented today.

  • Some corn is taller at the tassel than an elephants eye. I sell seed corn for a living.

  • My daughter requests that I sing her "O what a beautiful morning" every day when she wakes up :-) Thanks for posting this- I can show her now :-)

  • @tjiloveconducting You're very welcome. Glad to be of help!

  • @tjiloveconducting lol my mom used to do that when i was little and i hated it. but im not a morning person in general...

  • this might be my schools musical this year!!

  • thank you so much for posting. rodgers and hammerstein were joined on this

    crazy planet by jones and macrae. how lucky for all of us and how lucky we are

    that this post allows us to revisit such magical moments.

  • I Proud To Be From OKLAHOMA CITY !!!!

  • this guy clearly hasn't been next to an elephant before

  • I'm watching this because in February I'm IN THE OKLAHOMA PLAY!!!! YEAH BABY! I got the part of...... AUNT ELLER! Seriously, I'm not joking. I'm so excited!

  • NO!!!!!! YOUTUBE YOU FROZE ON ME!!!!!!

  • in tulsa its storming phooey and i live in oklahoma

  • i love this musical! OKLAHOMA KICKS ASS!

  • @AliceRose4ever Rodgers and Hammerstein (known to me as 'The Big Ampersand') kick butt.

  • the version i grew up with

  • Saw this live, it is a really good musical

  • @MGSmucker64 Is it ?! I wanna try out for it but i dont know. can you give me advice ?

  • @notepia Yea maybe, what part are you going for

  • I like it when my negibor does it bc he was in this play for our school

  • LOOOVE THIS SONGGGG!~!!!!!

  • I miss this, the musical and when our school did this for the musical.

  • I was just singing this and the police tasered me!

    

  • The unique and memorable voice of Gordon Macrae. Wonderful and always a pleasure to hear him sing.

  • The unique and memorable voice Gordon Macrae. Wonderful and always a pleasure to hear him sing.

  • We're doing this musical this year, and I'm a mezzo-soprano, and all the leads are sopranos and... ugh, I just want to sing these songs on stage! XD

  • I watched this movie when I fell in love with the man I married. I liked singing the line "People Will Say We're in Love!" That was 16 years ago, and I still have that giddy feeling with "ma Sweetheart!!"

  • My school did this production one year. We loved it SO much. We all wondered why all musicals couldn't be this beautiful. I miss my "Oklahoma!" family so much. If you're reading this, NHS Musical Theatre Family!

  • i love this movie so much i had to study it for academic decathlon and fell in love w/ it haha

  • Please make more of these musicals.

  • Reminds me of my Pop!! OMG I miss him so so much!! R.I.P Poppy!!

  • Oklahoma is a beautiful state!<3

  • i like how happily they sing after the guy died :( whatever his name is..chuck..larry...allen..

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  • I saw this for the first time as a kid, my cousin Paulene and I saw it at Penshurst (Sydney) I loved it then and still do, I sang O what a beutiful morning so much that my dad gave me a kick up the behind and told me no more, this is true , everytime I hear this it reminds me of it.Im 60 now but can still remember exactly were I was when I got the boot.

  • EXCELLENT....

    ...it's easy to forget, in these times....that God has created, in his children, the potential for such exquisite beauty as this....

  • Isnt this Fantastic!!! Swoon!

  • @bubbbb0 I'm glad you liked it. Thank you for watching.

  • @romympanlilio Thank You ... My Dad and I watched this many, many times ..My Dad passed a few years ago now but this still puts a smile on my face . Beautiful musical

  • @LisaW5151 It's a great musical indeed from the good old days. Thank you for watching

  • ohh goshh ! what a wonderful musical

  • @loucatuu Thank you for watching !

  • We just did this play at my school this year and I have to admit this is reason I started watching musicals. They have meaning and they are just amazing.

  • I'm 60, hadn't thought about this in so long! It came to mind because our weather was so nice, and it's a beautiful morning! Thanks, brings back lots of memories! =)

  • I saw oklahoma at a high school because they performed it it was so butiful

  • Now with this kind of voice, this cowboy will not get shot when singing...don't know about Autry and the rest of the singing "cowboys"...

  • They sang so well Back then Especially Gordon Macrea his voice was Heavenly! :)

  • There are a lot of people who just don't like this musical. I could never figure out why.

  • lovely thanks for posting in HD

  • growing up...i always thought USA is always like this...people singing going to work and they're all cowboys and farmers.....

  • @010bobby if only. lol

  • Love the music between 1:18-1:21

  • ... And the sun is warm as a baked potato!

    What a shpedoinkle day

  • My mom sang this to me when I was a kid. :)

  • Our Choir Camp is going to see this at a local theatre next week,because the theme is Broadway.

  • The Buffy musical is brilliant. So is Oklahoma.

  • The music from this song is on Gordon MacRae's gravestone in Lincoln, Nebraska,.

  • @dahsuerk ...cool!!

  • Before all this autotune crap we had real singers like HUGH JACKMAN =D

  • I didn't know oklahoma had mountains. LMAO It looks more like colorado, where i live.

  • What a voice.I can only imagine how good a POTO he would have been.

  • I can't believe people are on worrying about the landscape. Chillax folks. Enjoy the luverly myoozak!

  • this is as real as santa claus

    Yep not so real

  • nossa...que joia rara...musicais antigos...imbativeis, lembra tanta coisa boa que nao voltarao jamais....

  • @Anaclararj2011 Thank you for your beautiful comment. Regards.

  • good work-

  • @hswatnik Thanks!!

  • I wish chris evens would play this instead of candyman.

  • I can hardly breathe when I watch this scene, I'm just so overwhelmed

  • You might also want to not sing romantic duets together...

  • My family all love musicals. I hear so many other people say so too. They really need to find a way to make them again, so they will be popular with everybody. Shirley Jones has a beautiful voice!

  • i remember being little and watching the play adaption on pbs, and i just fell in love with the entire story and music with it

  • Where is that? That's not Oklahoma. There are hills in the background

  • @msteresaeaton Why did I know somebody was going to ask me that one of these days. I did a little googling and here is what I got -- The bulk of the movie was shot in and around Nogales Arizona because, in 1955, the real-life Oklahoma was very heavily farmed and developed that suitable areas for the setting of the movie were scarce. They needed rural and undeveloped areas which more resembled the turn of the century setting of the musical.

  • @msteresaeaton Filming locations also included: The Green Cattle Co. ranch in San Raphael Valley, Arizona and San Rafael Ranch State Park also in Arizona, and some filming in New Mexico.

  • @romympanlilio That's right. There were too many oil tanks and things like that in the real Oklahoma at the time.

  • @msteresaeaton Just because there are hills in the background doesn't mean it's not OK. Apparently you've never visited the SE part of the state...where the OUACHITA mountain range is??? Which is NOT to say it was filmed in OK...but you shouldn't think it couldn't have been filmed there just because there are hills in the background :)

  • @hydrogeo99 Hmm..yes you are right I have never visited the Southeast part of Oklahoma, but when I saw this clip I was thinking not only of the hills but of the entire landscape and I though mmmm..that's not Oklahoma

  • @msteresaeaton There are hills in Eastern Oklahoma, btw

  • @msteresaeaton

    Wouldn't it be better to focus on the actual movie and lyrics of the songs??? "The corn is as high as an elephant's eye", "Your hand feels so grand in mine", "Chicks and ducks and geese better scurry" - so much fun and romanticism in just about everything about this movie - even the scenes with Judd Fry! Obviously one of my favourites - but everyone should keep an open mind!

  • @smclarty11 Don't misunderstand me, I do enjoy the film and the songs. I am just the type of person to notice little details, and having lived in central Oklahoma and traveled to different parts of Oklahoma I couldn't help but notice the difference in the landscape of the film and what I'm used to seeing in Oklahoma.

  • @msteresaeaton - "Location shooting was done mostly in Nogales, Arizona. The corn field in the opening number was located in a farm in Amado, Arizona. The train station used in the "Kansas City" routine was located in Elgin, Arizona. Sound stage and backlot sequences were filmed at MGM Studios in Culver City, CA." - Wikipedia: "Oklahoma! (film)"

  • @maureenmo1

    Alfred Drake

  • @maureenmo1 Howard Keel did, in London on stage. He opened the very successful Oklahoma run in London in 1947, the first post-war American musical to travel to Europe after the war.. Gordon Macrae never sang Oklahoma on Broadway, only in the movie version which was filmed in 1955, followed by Carousel in 1956.

  • @romympanlilio

    Actually, Alfred Drake was the original Curly, on Broadway in 1943

  • @maureenmo1 No ... as far as I'm aware, Gordon has never played Tarzan ... It would be a complete Waste of his astounding, unique musical talent for a startLOL

  • @maureenmo1 Nope! He started his movie career in musicals with Doris Day, then with Shirley Jones (this movie) and Carousel. 

  • Wow America sure looked nice. You guys have ruined it.

  • Oh what a beautiful man.

  • songs aren't sung this way anymore, how sad.

  • There's a bright sunny day in Chicago

    There's a bright sunny day in Chicago

    Corruption's as high as an elephant's eye

    And the meters cost 74.25.

    Oh what an adequate morning

    Oh what an adequate day

    I got an adequate feeling

    Everything's going my way

    Oh what an adequate...FUCK ME!

  • @darthgrahf `You just sung to a Chicagoan from Skokie! Thank you.

  • @darthgrahf Chicago FOR THE WIN :P SOX FOR THE WIN ahhh chicago the best hometown in the world. on the west side you see drug dealers on every corner and corruption everywhere

  • @darthgrahf

    Yup. Civilizational decline. it's here.

  • There's a bright sunny day in Chicago

    There's a bright sunny day in Chicago

    Corruption's as high as an elephant's eye

    And the meters cost 74.25.

    Oh what an adequate morning

    Oh what an adequate day

    I got an adequate feeling

    Everything's going my way

    Oh what an adequeate...FUCK ME!

  • Nice hat

  • Hey remember when music didn't suck?

  • @JohnnyC133 yeaaaaaaaa!! ah happy days

    

  • His voice is just sick.

  • My 4th grade teacher forced us to watch musicals on "FREE DAYS", now I'm glad he did. I love and appreciate musicals. And boy is he a handsome cutie!

  • How wonderful. I loved virago 1776's comment, too. I shall be using this song with the students I teach English here in Belgium. We'll sing it for their 'Fancy Fair' in May. Yes, oh, what a beautiful morning, indeed!

  • I have this on CD.

    I'm sneaking in Saturday to my daughter's house ( She knows about it), to cook breakfast for my beautiful 5 grand children aged 8 to 14.

    I will wake them up, (4 Grand daughters and one grand son), and they will come stumbling out all sleepy eyed in their flannel jammies to the smells of bacon and eggs, orange juice and hot chocolate and toast and buttered biscuits and jelly to the sound of this song.

    Thank you so much for posting this.

    It helped me to plan my weekend.

  • @virago1776 Oh yeah, and they have to hug me.

    What could be better than all that?

  • @virago1776 You're welcome . . . . I can almost smell the bacon. 

  • @virago1776 I hope to do the same when I have have grandkids. Not only is it wonderful music, but you are passing on an appreciation of it. Oh sure, they might think it's corny now, but one day...they will be somewhere and hear it and it will remind them of you. And one day further along their journey, the memories of you and the wonderful music and good times will turn to just pure love.

  • Thank you for uploading

  • @Hammerlein You're welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

  • were doing the musical for school!!!!!!! so excited to find out my part(:

  • The sounds of the earth are like music. Sound of Music.

  • I am going to get up tomorrow morning and sing this to my hearts content.

  • I sang musicals and opera for over 30 years, and this guy's voice is my favorite male voice ever, period. Absolute perfection.

    Go listen to My Funny Valentine by Gordon. You'll love that too. Also see if you can find the old Jolson hit Sonny Boy, sung by Gordon. Splendid in every way.

  • I recently watched 100 Great Musicals this was lower in the ratings than "Buffy The Musical" who the hell was voting they just stopped making great musicals and need to get back into it.....Buffy the musical pleeeeease..............give me a break

  • @dangermouse67 Very well said!! Thank you for the comment.

  • @dangermouse67

    The musical episode of Buffy (it is just the one episode) is one of the best episodes of one of the best TV programmes ever made. The tunes in Oklahoma are probably better, but the Buffy episode is great too.

  • @dangermouse67 woah woah woah....woah they made a musical of buffy!?!?!?!!? why was i not informed?!?!? or is this from the '90s cause i never even heard of vampires or slaying in the '90s..i was too innocent

  • @themaxster100 There was a single musical episode of Buffy, called "Once More With Feeling". It was, in my opinion, the best episode of Buffy ever made.

  • @NedriaCyr oh yeah i forgot...well i've only been into buffy for about a year and haven't seen that episode yet.

  • love it i am doin the play it is fun!

  • @hallaCherry101 Have fun!! Thanks for the comment.

  • a masterpiece thank you so much

  • @bearcub410 You're welcome. Thanks for the comment.

  • I wish they made musicals like this today :(

  • @skrubsam I wish too. Thanks for the comment.

  • @skrubsam But through eternal night, the twinkling of starlight, so very far away, maybe it's only yesterday. That's from In the Year 2525.

  • @skrubsam There's hope: The Book of Mormon!! :)

  • @skrubsam They cant do that, the people that made that good music are dead long time ago. The 1930s up to around 1980 was the best periode when talking about writing good music. The time we have today is nothing in comparison with that era.

  • During which period was this show broadcast on TV?

  • @nutsbutdum Hi! This was not a TV show. broadcast This was the classic 1955 movie based on the Rodgers and Hammerstein Broadway musical play of the same title, I clipped the musical sequences featured in my video from the recent 50th anniversary re-mastered DVD edition of the movie. The DVD can be purchased online at Amazon. I'm glad you enjoyed the video,

  • We had to sing some of these songs in public school in the 1960s in Ohio. I found them magical and then I saw the movie, which is a real treat. I am in France, now, and keep to my Amish farm ways but run a racy salon outside Paris. I have favorited this so my students can enjoy it. Thank you!

  • @CuteCatFaith You're welcome. Thank you for favorit'ing. Regards to you there in Paris, France from snowy Cleveland, OH.

  • @romympanlilio I was born and raised in Cleveland.

  • @CuteCatFaith @CuteCatFaith

    Lebron has left us but Cleveland is still here. I live in Independence, you probably know where it is. I was in France twice, last time was a couple of years ago. Take care of Moulin Rouge.

  • @romympanlilio Oh, I know it well! The next time you are in Chardon, Ohio, ask to see my painiting in the municipal center!

  • @CuteCatFaith

    I sure will !! Take care now. 

  • @romympanlilio I don't really miss Ohio much but miss my Amish roots. Check me out in the book MODERN WOMEN by MoMA, I am Lisa Baumgardner there, my maiden name. You will laugh! I was a NY punk and the Sex Pistols copied my style for their album cover with the poison pen lettering, and check out my movie GIRL PACK up on YouTube, it has Cleveland music in it! xo

  • @CuteCatFaith Thanks! I will.

  • @romympanlilio It is way fun!

  • @romympanlilio Check out my video, FUNICULAR FUN! I live just North of Montmartre and can actually walk there, but am disabled. Were I on a higher floor, I could see Le Moulin from here!

  • I had bought the Rodger & Hammerstein's collector's edition DVDs last year, and I just finished watching Oklahoma! the other night.. I really enjoyed listening to the songs they sing... they have such lovely voices! :D

  • sighh love this movie!..the grace, the elegance.....it just makes you feel happy! you can't help but smile! thanks for uploading all these clips together! its perfect! Smiles from Pakistan! :))))

  • @samaritan80 You're most welcome!! I'm glad you enjoyed it. I had as much fun putting it together. Thank you for the nice comment. Regards to you and everybody there in Pakistan.

  • I got to sing the Oklahoma OK song in a spike spring production thing in jr high and have been inlove with this musical and the songs ever since then! lol

  • @lancesmommy2010 There's no falling out of love with this musical. Thanks for the comment,

  • Thanks for the music. I saw the play 'Oklahoma' last week here in central Georgia. The play and music were fantastic. Then I found your posted music and have listened to it several times. Matter of fact I found myself humming "Oklahoma your OK" and other lines from the songs as my Missouri Tigers football team was beating the OK Sooners football team last weekend.

  • @SloanHOliver You're welcome. It wasn't the outcome the OK Sooners team would like to see but you couldn't be humming a more uplifting music !! Thank you for the comment.

  • Thanks for posting this, I grew up listening to recordings of musicals like this and "Oh, What a Beautiful Morning" was the earworm I woke up with this morning - I love the lyrics and Gordon MacCrae's voice....