Finale: Oh What a Beautiful Mornin'
Gordon MacRae Shirley Jones Entire Company Lyrics

@lisbetsoda4874

But we don't just forget the bad things...​@@antwan3163

@HollyMLynch-td7qf

This was today w my dementia mom.

@whzel

My great granddaddy used to sing this song to my grandmother every morning while he was making them breakfast. My granddaddy passed away when I was 9 (4 years ago ) and I loved him with all my heart. This was his favorite song and we even sang it at his funeral, not a single person in the room needed the lyric sheet because they all knew him that well. He was a retired Air Force veteran in WW2 and my grandmother has the Flag that was given to him when he finished his duty as a pilot, still hanging in her room. RIP Granddaddy.

@evaschoenfeld3186

I'm sorry for your loss.

@popolandkupatv1370

Why has people has to sorry they will live a peacefully world in the sky

@Christina-ib3hy

My dad came to pass and I still have his flG

@kroakie4

Whzel, God bless our veterans. He sounds like he was a very sweet man. I hope you have fond memories.

@scooternak53

May your Grandfather rest in peace. Thank you for his service 🙏❤️🇺🇸

@LondonLite02

I don't know what is more underrated, Gordon MacRae's voice or what a good boy this horse is

@philippaperinski1428

My father turned on the radio on the morning of his wedding and this song was playing. My parents were happily married for over 60 years.

@itsnotthesamething

This is my mom's favorite song, and she wants it to be played at her funeral. But I do need to find a version that he doesn't scare Aunt Ellen to death! lol

@Junming2010

lol... Have you found it?

@kaymcclain1

What a beautiful thought...

@stl3556

Beautiful story

@Hawkeye752

God bless 'em!

@shimmeringfairydust3275

MacRae has one of the most spectacular voices of all time! Just glorious.

@patriciahammond4380

It really is amazing. I could listen to him sing all day. Plus he's nice to look at too. ;)

@TheSOKOYAH

He was and I had a long time crush on him💕💕💕💕💕💕

@nitawest3337

agreed

@BillGreenAZ

I can't think of another singer that can match the resonance of his voice.

@essessessesq

@@BillGreenAZ Mario Lanza had some of the qualities of Macrae's voice

@richardgornalle4536

This man had a glorious voice.

@jackierequa9234

yep he dose have a glorious voice

@noahdecarmo8668

@@jackierequa9234 does*

@elizabethwelsh7493

@ Noah De Carmo your annoying

@noahdecarmo8668

@@elizabethwelsh7493 you’re*

@richardgornalle4536

@@noahdecarmo8668 You're correct and definitely not annoying.

@MichaelJones46Video

Still gives me chills to hear this song in 2023!

@CathyKitson

MacRae is still one of the best singers who's ever lived!!!!

@tiggywinkle20

Absolutely. Love him still and always🙏❤️

@Deejaay83urj38

Not forgetting Nelson Eddy!

@jmr9923

My wife sings this to our newborn nearly every morning, he wakes up with the biggest smile you ever saw

@steffersonairplane

I sing it to my baby boy every morning, too! He will be a year old next month, I can barely believe it. Congratulations to you and your wife on the new baby, btw! Take care of one another and best wishes on your new chapter as a family 🙏

@terrencewarthen47

​@@steffersonairplaneI Got A Beautiful Feeling Everything's Going My Way

@dawnhorn-rodriguez7367

My grandpa used to sing this every morning. I was blessed to have that man until my 40s . He passed at 93 yrs old. Army Veteran, chef and just all around amazing. I am so blessed for the time I had with him and grateful to hear the song anytime online ❤

@josephcollins6033

What a BEAUTIFUL memory! bless him, forever!!!!!

@mjheuring8665

The opening always makes me cry. It's so clean, so mid 20th century America. Joyous, boisterous and classically American. Out of all of the R&H musicals Oklahoma is a masterpiece.

@grassytramtracks

I've never been to the US, but my grandmother is from St Louis, Missouri. She now has dementia and even though she's forgetting who we are, the songs from Oklahoma and other musicals from a similar era have still stuck with her. Me, my sister, my father and my stepmother were singing it with her today, and you could tell her smile lit up when we were singing it. I know it's a memory I will look back on fondly for a long time

@ceciliakay7674

My father used to sing it when he was making us all a first cup of tea which now I think how amazing he was..he placed the mugs on a tin tray and climbing 2 flights stairs to each bedroom that was in the 1950s. 1950s...no mobile ones then nor utube music. maybe a wireless set gramophone record player..how lucky we were! and the icing on the gingerbread "Daddy" ringing O what a beautiful morning! But am searching baffled thinking where did he first hear it?!

@mjheuring8665

I need to add that this obviously doesn’t represent what America was really like, it’s a fantasy seen through the eyes of white, straight, Christian people. Still one of the best opening scenes of any film, ever.

@markbarnes6806

You totally nailed it. I grew up on a spacious farm in Upstate NY, with cows, horses, cornfields, etc. This song rather encapsulates the emotions & feelings I had (and still have) about it. "Joyous", indeed.

@annetteelliott1494

I've loved this movie all my life...I'm now 74 and still love it.....

@debranielsen2002

I am NOT a morning person, but this song will get me going every time. 😂

@michaelthomas5976

The horse is really enjoying the music. See his ears and head bobbing. I only just noticed this.

@TimberFlip

Don't wanna burst your bubble, but horses' ears pinned back are usually a sign of agitation

@JoshuaFagan

My father always sang this to me when I was very small. He was in a school production of Oklahoma back in the early 60s, and he never forgot this song.

@manyafuerst8670

My father would sing this some mornings to wake us to ready for school. My father’s other morning song was “ you are my sunshine. When visiting my grandchildren, I sing to them to wake for school. It’s a wonderful way to start the day. Gordon MacRae’s Oh, What a Beautiful Morning IS my wake-up song on my iPhone.

@JustinProper

I've never seen Oklahoma (the musical that is), & I might never get around to it. But this song... it transcends generations. It promotes positivity & optimism that every day is a fresh start. Above grey skies is a bright & sunny day.

@jonathanwilliams365

Amen❤

@manuelorozco7760

The stage version is better than the movie. I’m telling for future reference

@manthasagittarius1

Beautiful dapple grey horse. I love those markings. See how it's listening to him sing? Watch the ears.

@kroakie4

I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought the horse was really pretty too.

@Marcel_Audubon

grey is okay, but one like snow or maybe like milk would be really something to dream about!

@forestbathing4443

He is listening 💕

@haweater1555

The singing for this scene is not recorded live. Gordon would have sang this first in a recording studio, with a microphone close for best audio quality. Than filmed this scene outdoors, the production crew playing this song on speakers and Gordon either sings along to his own voice or perhaps not, just lip-syncing himself.

@Marcel_Audubon

@@haweater1555 they sing along to the recording - lip synching would look fake and would not show the natural motions of the throat, etc. which are quite different when someone is actually singing.
I have bought some 'soundtrack' recordings over the years that are clearly different than the version actually on the soundtrack, so they must make several versions

@jackiemcmeekin6551

What a great singer. And “Oklahoma” is one of the best musicals ever written!

@InsertStephenHere

Jackie Mcmeekin Well........... some beg to differ.

@@InsertStephenHere I agree 100%

@sirrykr1679

I remember seeing the musical Oklahoma when I was 8 or 9 years old on the TV. And I dont know why but it scared me and gave me a very bad feeling. As a result I kind of blocked it from my memory. But I still remember the feeling of dread connected to it.

@samanthabenn-duke3848

@@sirrykr1679 Maybe you were familiar with the impacts on the Native people who still live here in Oklahoma. What was good for the cowboys was devastating to the Native people already here.

@michaelverbakel7632

Those were the days when Broadway was truly wonderful. When you say the names like Rodgers and Hammerstein, Cole Porter, Jerome Kern, Alan Jay Lerner and Loewe(who wrote and composed shows like An American in Paris and My Fair Lady), people still smile. Those were the days when the New York Broadway stage attracted talent from around the world and people lined up to see the latest Broadway plays and musical theater, as compared to today.

@escapingbenzoozhopehelphea523

No matter how challenging the day or how much pain I'm in (I have fibro) -- I play this song and make a beautiful morning! Then I have a dawn walk to listen to the birds, and the rest of the day goes spectacularly. Music can change your life and turn your mood right around.

@englishgentesq7154

Gordon Macrae was an exceptionally talented Man. Not only was he an accomplished actor and singer, but also played the Saxophone, clarinet & piano.

@TheMoonflwr671

I could listen to Gordon McRae sing all day long.

@mariemurtha8952

I attended an Easter Sunday mass several years ago. The priest leading the mass started it - without comment- by singing this song. He got the whole congregation to sing along w/ him. It was a very memorable, joyous moment.

@jodywilke4642

Gordon McRae had one of the most beautiful voices ever. When Hollywood still had talented actors, and they made something besides sequels and re-makes.😒

@Deejaay83urj38

Yep, and beside shut, vulgarities and unspeakable images of perverted violence

@linengray

I want to publicly thank my mother for raising us on Broadway musicals. First it was listening to the cast recording records, then actually seeing them on stage (when we could afford it), and then watching when they came on television. It gave us an appreciation of music from an early age which blossomed into classical music all the way through punk.

@marlenecartaina4401

I am high on all these wonderful, beautiful comments! Perfect positivity!

@judymann294

My brother, Roger did the same for me! He loved musicals. and theater and passed that along to others in our family!!

@Xarantaur3020

I just turned 43 April fool's Day and I lost both my parents last year and when I was growing up, I watched so many Broadway musicals because it's what my mother loved and I grew up to appreciate it and I'm so glad she shared all the movies she loved with me because I had a different child than most kids. I grew up watching the old black and white movies and the Tom and Jerry and Esther William movies and I will treasure that forever and one day I will show them to my children. ❤️❤️❤️

@delfine7163

My dear mother did the same for me. The radiogramme played the vinyl records of all these wonderful musicals constantly. We sang along and were word perfect. Thank you, mum, great happy memories!

@jeanniehubbard3765

I'll take Broadway any day compared to today's noise

@Sir.LanceMan

Yes. It is a beautiful morning indeed. 🤍🙌

@Nsharlene

I’ve been singing this all morning, and not just because I live in OK! 😊

@cindythomas8140

My dad and his family are from Oklahoma so it always makes me have a tear when I hear it

@kellymcphaul2793

Can we talk about the wonderful music and Gordon Macrae’s perfect voice and his basic perfection in every way? And soooo easy on the eyes. God.

@rafaelpelaezf

My father used to sing this song when he was driving me to school. He passed away and I miss him a lot, I remembered him because yesterdar it was his birthday

@mh5618

happy memories :)

@user-lx2kv7vl7u

Bless you R - Our wonderful David used to sing this every morning and we had our son Aarun he used to sing it every morning to him. Sending much love

@cartera312

Same here, I only just discovered the connection recently. Nothing like solving solving a heartfelt mystery via YouTube:) His Birthday was February 11th....

@hephzbah1130

I’m sorry your dad is gone. My parents are gone too. My mother loved musicals. This was one of them. This always takes me back to my innocent times as a small child in the early 1960’s😊

@glenbencivengo4242

@@hephzbah1130 happy memories for a time long ago. Time is a three fold present: the present as we experience it, the past as present memories and the future as present expectations. In a way loving memories of times past and loved ones gone take us back to those times.

@pattepurcell1725

I had a dream last night I started singing this song and everywhere I went everyone joined in. I woke up and turned this on and I’m crying with joy. It’s a sign folks, God wins.💕

@devonferris

MY god. I so so so LOVE old classical musical tunes. What a beautiful deep voice. How come our society today doesn't appreciate this types of vocal voices anymore?

@ryanbrown4053

It's probably "too masculine"

@DieFlabbergast

People these days have no taste.

@blueseruser

Check out Julian Ovendon, he is very good!

@devonferris

@@ryanbrown4053 LOL HAHAHA

@ryanbrown4053

@Sunny Quackers then why?

@danielstotler4606

How ironic -- the ad that played before this video happened to be the T-Mobile Home Internet commercial LOL 😂

@gookawild5543

And just before that, this was used to introduce Activision-Blizzard-King to the Xbox family 🟢

@mr.greasy6483

They won’t raise your rates at T-Mobile come get a great deal everyday

@geoffshaw346

There has never been a feel good opening song to a musical as powerful as this one.A celebration of summer,earth's bounty and the love we have for our planet.

@manuelorozco7760

I have a long line of favorite opening numbers. And yet I know what you mean

@mitchellrose3620

Something very good about these musicals...we need more of the positivity.

@atheodorasurname6936

I appreciate how Oklahome and other Rodgers & Hammerstein'a works were based on reality, yet still could be so positive and inspiring, and they were also not "preachy".

@mrsinister8978

@@atheodorasurname6936 yeah nothing religious.

@JudgeJulieLit

@@atheodorasurname6936 But perhaps for "When You Walk Through a Storm (Hold Your Head Up High)."

@JudgeJulieLit

@@mrsinister8978 But for the abbey nuns' opening Gregorian chants in The Sound of Music. But yes, e.g., "It Ain't Necessarily So" in Porgy and Bess.

@raylenenielsen5943

Musicals these days are nothing compared to Golden Hollywood. People can’t even sing like that anymore. Today it’s all about whining, yelling, screaming. Singers sound like the need put out of their misery.

@sedwards2207

Much as I love both Gordon MacRae and this glorious song, he must rank as the cleanest, most beautifully presented farmer ever!

@smaymeckley1

This is a song for forever! And the movie Oklahoma is a classic. Love it! and I am 86 years old. . . .

@kathrynmolesa1641

When Gordon sang with that Golden voice, you couldn't help but be happy.

@Proj3ctX1

There was just something so magical about musicals and music back then. Its way b4 I was born but it always puts butterflies in my stomach and a smile on my face.

@englishgentesq7154

So true. There is indeed something quite magical and timeless about musicals from that era. When I listen to the Wonderful Gordon Macrae's rendition of Oh what a beautiful morning from Oklahoma it lifts my spirits for the day ahead. Take care now.

@manuelorozco7760

Wicked sparked my love of musical theatre! And yet I am almost torn between modern works and the classics

@pamelayoung6191

No Man could sing like Gordon McRae...

@josephcollins6033

I can.

@pamelayoung6191

​@josephcollins6033 let's hear you.

@josephcollins6033

@@pamelayoung6191 I just sang it, beautifully. You will have to trust me. Or get a copy of my resume.

@reneehurt387

Rest in peace and birthday greetings to Gordon McRae. Your voice touches the heart. It is a treat for the female ear. Thank you for putting yourself in every note

@eileen945

Oh my gosh…
The most handsome.. wholesome, lovable character here in Oklahoma. I’m 70… and have loved this musical most of my life. I fall in love with him again…..
every time I see this. Thanks Gordon ❤🥰

@Deejaay83urj38

He is gorgeous!

@yvonnewratten5855

Such a lovely song with such gd childhood memories .

@lynzimoore4010

Listening to this song NEVER gets old!!! Thank you Gordon! Your voice lives on....

@NicoleMacera-rd1ru

When my friend Michael began to sing this song, I just couldn’t believe my ears, I was just surprised at how beautiful his voice sounded, because he sounded just like him, my mom couldn’t believe it either, I love how much he put into this song, love it so much Gordon McRae, thank you for making this song a great one for me and my friends!

@grassytramtracks

My grandmother has dementia and forgets who we are but she still remembers the words to this song (and also other songs from Oklahoma and other American musicals of the same era), and we sang them today and you could see her face lighting up. My great grandmother was born in Oklahoma before it was a state and my grandmother was born in St Louis, Missouri. I've never been to the USA before though I want to go there one day (my grandmother has lived in the UK for 61 years). Music just has such personal meaning and associations

@englishgentesq7154

Thank you for sharing this ultimately uplifting story about your Grandmother. Dementia is indeed a cruel disease, yet it does not take away the childhood musical memories from one's loved ones. Take care now.

@manuelorozco7760

Here I am in 2024! One of my favorite opening numbers of all time. I maybe a millennial but I find it hard to believe Oklahoma literally invented the “story musical”!

@annemegan9721

I have a very distinct memory of this song. I was pushing my then toddler son through the main waiting room in Grand Central Station NYC. It was Xmas time and they would often have live music playing during the holiday season. This wonderful HS band was playing this song and I just had to stop and listen. Such a beautiful song, with amazing young talented musicians, for me it was a magical moment I will never forget. I'm sure they haven't either! Every day we are alive is beautiful!

@tanyaavakian4489

My first grade teacher always had us sing this as part of our morning circle. I've always loved it for that reason. Thank you Mrs. Klessig!

@atheodorasurname6936

Lucky you, every morning my kindergarten teacher made us sing "good morning to you, we're all in our places with sunshiny faces, for this is the way to start a good day", and my first grade teacher didn't have us sing anything.

@amyfloren4581

What a glorious voice!

@747-pilot

Yes! And what a glorious, upbeat song!!

@MSALL-co8bf

Why are we really looking at this?

@tellmel1010

mines is better

@LauraC-hq7sm

Beautiful I love how he's smiling the whole time

@tellmel1010

hes not

@lilaanthony5404

my mom used to sing this to me to wake me up and i usually just groaned and told her to husb, but one time after she hadnt done it for a while, I harmonized with her while not quite awake and it brought her to tears

@scaler96

What a lovely story. I know this song makes me feel better when I sing it. I learned all the words and I sing it out in my yard. “All the sounds of the earth are like music”

@peterjones4621

Nobody has outdone Gordon in this song, an absolutely amazing performance!!

@manuelorozco7760

Except Hugh Jackman

@kurtrueckel1254

One of the greatest opening scenes in cinematic history!

@DreamingCatStudio

In 1958 when I was 4 my mom, dad and grandma moved from Texas to California. Dad sang this song as he drove and I loved the feeling of adventure and hope. The idea of something being as high as an elephant’s eye impressed me too. Dad also sang Cuanta Le Gusta, which Is a fun song to sing, and a great song to sing when starting a trip. When we can travel again!

@poetcomic1

Yeah, I grew up with a singing dad who told corny dad jokes, enlisted the day after Pearl Harbor and later worked like hell to make a life for his family.

@njlillycline

My family were settlers in Oklahoma in those “Wild West” days, and my ancestor Jacob Cline was a very popular livestock auctioneer. All of his kids would play music for the crowds and they would all make merry. I’m blessed enough to have had these stories passed down to me to know… I find great comfort in this song and the thought of having come from a place of steadfast adventure, music, and love.

@wendys390

Why does watching that bring tears to my eyes? The melody of this song seems to reach very deep into the heart. What absolutely wonderful music.
Mr. MacRae sang so beautifully, his horse was so beautiful, it's like watching a dream. He's what they now call an archetype: the good guy on a horse, like the embodiment of the American Dream, the cowboy knight that represented all the best of us and in us. I want it back, that America, and men like that. And needless to say, music like that.

@irishnessie

Probably cause you miss the innocent times 😅

@richardigp

This is the greatest musical opening ever. Awesome. Magnificent. Fantastic. Inspirational. Calming. Gets you ready for anything that comes next. Inspires everyday philosophy. Thanks R&H.

@andrewpouliot7994

My grandfather had apparently loved this musical, and sang it quite often while my father was growing up. My father would blast it during some mornings as well for me and my sister too while we were growing up. My grandfather just passed yesterday, he had dementia for years now and he was slowly shutting down completely. but while in the hospital yesterday, he sang a long with my grandmother and sister when they started singing this song. i cannot wait to continue his and my fathers tradition of singing this song during the morning, and maybe one day, singing it to my own children as well. I am sure he will be singing it with me.

@englishgentesq7154

Andrew, thank you for sharing your story about your late grandfather singing this wonderful song and you continuing in the family tradition.
Kind regards from an unusually sunny morning in London, UK.

@meredithlarkin9949

I grew up watching all of these old movies this song has always stayed with me and I would sing it to my daughter in the morning as she was getting ready for school ❤ when I awoke today I had to hear it for myself! This is a timeless classic!!!

@RachelHipp

Came back to this after listening to clips from the new Broadway revival. It has its virtues, but... This singing from Gordon MacRae is just gorgeous. This is the voice (or those like it) that I want to hear singing every Broadway musical.

@jameswitt2981

Great movie...
Still watch it from time to time!

@LucyHaskell-qx6nu

I always get chills when I listen to this😳

@LP-bi4vc

My teacher in grade school used to play this on the piano in her classroom in the mornings. Always loved it.

@compton1808

Gorgeous Gordon McRae. I wish you were still around, you had such a golden voice.

@erickborling1302

Tony Bennett recorded a video this week!

@JanetBeatty-qe8lz

Last night we had the most glorious sunset--reds and oranges and yellows lit up the sky. The sounds of the earth are truly like music!

@bonniek5331

When I sang this sings to my kids it was a combination of this song and Scurry with the fringe on top!

@headyrosesubuntuhranshaafh5484

Who's here in 2024

@rehaabbas9395

I am

@kristinaloncar3920

Me❤

@Karm24-7

My man 🇺🇸

@mr_finance5196

November 6th 2024 in America. This song is playing on loudspeakers everywhere.

@bullseye352

My wife sent me this link.

She's a Trump lover and also loves AMERICA.

@wi77iam34

thanks for introduce this beatiful song to an new generation Xbox, well done.

@SweetMe1691

Woke up with THIS song in my head.... don’t recall EVER hearing it before...🤯 woke up with those words in my head, searched them on YT and this mans voice was exactly what I heard in my head! 😏☺️

@clarkb1900

Memory is an odd thing, eh? ;}

-Say, I just noticed someone in the comments said that "The 'zoom meeting' Coors commercial uses MacRae's version of this song." Perhaps that's where you heard it, then forgot about it since it was just an advert. :]

@garethwilkinson3456

Epic. I'm from a little place called Britain. I love this wide open tribute to America. Damn good.

@mariepierce1517

just hearing these songs again brings a tear to the eye, i was brought up and taught to sing on these musicals :)

@MSALL-co8bf

However, what really led us to this song?

@pinkroom103008

Absolutely.. sung from memory as a kid.... lots of these songs

@carolynzaremba5469

So was I and I was actually in a production of Oklahoma in high school in 1964.

@ddkoda7412

What a grand moment in American film history! All the forces of songwriting, performance, directing and technical achievement seem to have coalesced to produce this never forgotten performance.

@jeaninnegrayson5237

That kind of music is classic and will always be around.

@colleenhoover4327

No one could sing like Gordon McRae

@Larimer_Music

The “zoom meeting” Coors commercial uses MacRae’s version of
This song. It reminded me of how much I loved watching his old musicals and what a fantastic singer he was!

@sylviacarlson3561

I love this Musical and Gordon has such a gorgeous voice. This is a DVD keeper!

@twilightblue8566

Gordon MacRae was my first huge crush. He was handsome and could sing like an angel. I liked this song and Poor Jud is Daid.

@rmtmiller

My favorite musical.

@unlimitedpower4101

Finally! I've been looking for this song forever cause of those T Mobile commercials!

@b1g.pr3tz

glad i’m not the only one

@4396yoga7

glad i’m not the only one

@kathythompson9875

Love Gordon MacRae!! So handsome and beautiful voice.

@ryanbrown4053

They don't make em like they used to

@Juliaflo

@@lifethroughcoraslenses36 Copy that.

@laurahoward5426

Beautifully photographed, great horse riding, a handsome man with a gorgeous voice singing a Great Song!!

@sheilaettingoff773

A fabulous classic movie. Gordon will be forever Curly. He had an amazing voice and great appearance.

@peachrose2793

I have always loved this movie. I was 12 years old when it came out. Thanks for sharing.

@robertobrien4465

My Mother "staged" her service, this is what she chose as an opening tune, she was on her way to meet Dad again.

@AtlantaHospiceRN

Robert O'Brien this is beautiful ❤️

@neenekinskins6241

Oh, how absolutely beautiful beyond words.

@TigerPrawn_

I have no idea what this means, but sounds nice!

@friedchicken5245

@@TigerPrawn_ His mother died and she planned the funeral and chose this song I think

@lesvitraux

I can listen to and watch this endlessly and enjoy it as much as the first time I ever heard and saw this.

@janinecarneal2250

I love the lyric "the breeze is so busy it don't (sic) miss a tree" in the song! :)

@michaelwhite8775

The most amazing voice I’ve ever heard everything so effortless absolute Legend

@nycsocal1

Gordon MacRae's voice is perfection with this song.

@toni79144

Just moved to Oklahoma. Every morning is sunny and beautiful ❤

@NEALPUCCISWEDEN

LOVE THIS SONG NEVER GET OLD .... PLAY THIS SONG BACK TO BACK. A 1955 CLASSIC

@garfizzle11

this chorus of this song is on a music box my great grandma gave me before she passed away from cancer when i was about 8. i cpuldnt find it until today when someone i know found the tune, now im 18 and i can finally hum the song she gave me 🥲

@stevenchristopherfernandez214

Oh What A Beautiful Morning Gordon MacCrea perfection

@edwardparsons5085

Great to hear from an old sound much loved America at its best along with Jazz and larger than life grandeur

@alina4066

My daddy used to sing this song he used to sound like him brings back a lot of memories. I miss you Daddy.❤

@lisalovelace6784

I just got done watching, 'Carousel' and remember that Shirley Jones and Gordon MacRae were in both of these movies, they both did such an amazing job, sang some of the most memorable songs of all time. My Father would always sings this song to us as kids, I need to watch, 'Oklahoma' it has been to long.

@Foxtrot1967

My Dad used to sing this in the car taking my sister and me to school. We thought it was corny at the time but now love and appreciate it's meaning. Miss you pops!

@benbovard9579

This is what I felt like singing on the first day of summer vacation every year when I was a kid.

@ryanOGab

That opening shot still never fails 👌

@camilosapag4202

When I was a child i used to watch this musical with my grandfather, this and seven brides for seven brothers. Now I'm a musician, thank you grandpa. Miss u.