Originally Posted By 73baloo Does anyone out there have the music to the song for the 50th Anniversary of WED Enterprises? My favorite song that I have ever heard at Disneyland. When I have asked people I get a blank look. This is how it starts...great tune. Fifty years of happiness Fifty years of fun Fifty years of growing and we've only just begun. Fifty years of building on a dream that never ends After that I just sort of lose it. Heard it playing all the time over the Christmas holidays 1972.
Originally Posted By SIR at X-S Tech I think you mean the 50th Anniversary song for Walt Disney productions. WED (Imagineering) was started in 1953. The song sounds familiar but I couldn't tell you where i've heard it.
Originally Posted By maniac_disney Ten years of happiness... ten years of fun... Looks like Disneyland´s 10th Anniversary song.
Originally Posted By 73baloo Yes, I can see that they may have used the song before. Probably was WD Productions but I thought they had said WED but hey it was years ago and the mind does go first.
Originally Posted By TP2000 Ten years of happiness, ten years of fun Ten years of growing and you've only just begun Ten years of building on a dream that never ends Ten years of happiness for fifty million friends Ten magic years ago you had your start Now you're the kingdom of the young and young at heart May you forever be the land of dreams come true Congratulations Disneyland, happy birthday to you! That was the Tencenial birthday song for Disneyland in '65. It was written by the Sherman Brothers. Disney probably just rehashed it for a company celebration in '72
Originally Posted By crazycroc You can hear that song on the "Disneyland USA" or "Your Host, Walt Disney" treasure in the "10th Anniversary Episode". I might add you get to see a dancing cake which changes colors when it breaks off into little pieces and back again. Mmm....dancing cake. Much better than urinal cake.
Originally Posted By DlandDug The company was fifty years old in 1973. So it is safe to assume that they kicked things off over the '72 holidays with a revamped version of the Sherman Brothers "Anniversary Song."
