Disney's Country Bear Musical Jamboree Soundtrack Now Available on Streaming Services

Jul 17, 2024 in "Country Bear Musical Jamboree"

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Behind the Music of Country Bear Musical Jamboree

Posted: Wednesday July 17, 2024 7:00am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

The soundtrack for the new Country Bear Musical Jamboree is now available on all major streaming platforms, including Apple Music.

Emily Ann Roberts, voice of Trixie St. Claire

Country Bear Musical Jamboree features a brand-new lineup of songs, performed in a style that pays homage to the Opry-style shows of Nashville. The new show will feature twangin' interpretations of Disney songs in various genres of country music, including Americana – or A-"Bear"-icana! – bluegrass, pop-country, rockabilly and more:

"Country Bear Musical Jamboree" – a new original song written for the attraction
"Try Everything" from Walt Disney Animation Studios' "Zootopia"
"Kiss the Girl" from Walt Disney Animation Studios' "The Little Mermaid"
"A Whole New World" from Walt Disney Animation Studios' "Aladdin"
"Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" from Walt Disney Studios' "Mary Poppins"
"Fixer-Upper" from Walt Disney Studios' "Frozen"
"Remember Me" from Disney-Pixar's "Coco"
"You've Got A Friend In Me" from Disney-Pixar's "Toy Story"
"Bare Necessities" from Walt Disney Animation Studios "The Jungle Book"
"Come Again" – an original song that debuted with Country Bear Jamboree in 1974

Mac McAnally who sings 'The Bare Necessities' from 'The Jungle Book'

Walt Disney Imagineering turned to popular and upcoming country music talent to provide the vocals for the new setlist. Featured artists include record-breaking 10-time CMA Musician of the Year Mac McAnally who sings "Fixer-Upper" from "Frozen" and "The Bare Necessities" from "The Jungle Book." Country singer Emily Ann Roberts lends her voice to Trixie with a rendition of "Try Everything" from "Zootopia." Singer-songwriter Allison Russel and musician Chris Thile, voice Teddi Barra and Wendell, respectively, performing "A Whole New World" from "Aladdin."

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PiratesMansion3 days ago

Sure, but we need not get so lost in the memories that we allow or encourage the parks to become further sullied in the meantime. I've done the Stitch Tiki Room also and it's...definitely a thing that exists. Not a patch on the original, which is the only version of that show that (IMO) has ever worked.

Disnutz3113 days ago

Lol. Yeah, I miss the pure days of old Disney World and the company, but I have come to terms with the growth and changes for the most part. It's good to look back but also keep an open mind. There was nothing like EPCOT '84, Adventurer's Club, Splash, and the GMR. With that said, removal of ROA and Muppets is a stupid idea, but at the end of the day, we are all going to ride the new stuff, and the company won't listen. Just trying the keep the memories pure. Now I rather go to Tokyo Disney again and spend less, see better show quality and cast members, and make new memories.

Disgruntled Walt3 days ago

For someone who calls himself a "Disney World Purist," this is a bit of a surprising take.

Disnutz3113 days ago

I will say that the Stich Tiki Room in Japan surprised me and it was just the right use of him and still felt like the classic show. I would not mind that addition at all. Would make the kids enjoy it more.

The Leader of the Club3 days ago

Annual passholders would love it. Regular guests might be slightly less confused who this random orange thing is on all the merch.

aladdin20073 days ago

An orange bird animatronic should come up in the middle as part of the show, know how popular that would be?

AidenRodriguez7314 days ago

Wouldn't be a bad idea but if they did want to keep the attraction story/script the same, they can just replace the voices with people from the areas they represent. I always imagined the birds as either tourists themselves or people who "run the show" that already kinda existed there.

TrainsOfDisney4 days ago

An accurate depiction of a tiki room parrot who is hosting a show? Shouldn’t they all be voiced from actors from Polynesia then?

AidenRodriguez7314 days ago

If you take a job from someone who reasonably could do it and who would be a more accurate depiction of the representation (particularly those who are underrepresented) to do a sterotyped-version of the representation, that's not a great look.

TrainsOfDisney4 days ago

I may be mixing this up but I believe that leak was the same time as country bears to woodys roundup - they’ve been full of such good ideas lately ;)

AidenRodriguez7314 days ago

Ouch. Glad they scrapped that, maybe leaks are a good thing since I'm sure the reaction to Tiki Room being replaced had a factor in this being benched. Very odd decision considering that Moana could have a M&G in any park pretty much and Adventureland already has a wide open expansion plot.

TrainsOfDisney4 days ago

Where is the point that it becomes “different”? By far the most offensive bird voice at Disney is Iago correct? I’m a fan of the great late Gilbert but he is the very definition of offensive.