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RIP Robert B. Sherman
He was the other half of the songwriting team along with his brother, Richard M. Sherman. Robert B. Sherman died @ the age of 86.
They wrote many catchy tunes for Walt Disney, including It's A Small World. Movies they wrote for... Mary Poppins Winnie The Pooh The Jungle Book (except The Bare Necessities) The Happiest Millionaire The One & Only Geuinne Original Family Band The Aristocats Chitty Chitty Bang Bang The Parent Trap (1961) Charlotte's Web (1972) Snoopy Come Home My favorite story about the Sherman Brothers was when every Friday around 1965 till Walt Disney's death in 1966, they would enter his office near lunch. While Richard went to the piano, Walt looked outside his office window & told them to play his favorite song, "Feed The Birds". The brothers won an Oscar for Best Song for Chim Chim Cheree, to this day, remains the last Oscar winning tune in 3/4 waltz measure to win. You will be missd. You lead a supercalifragilisticexpialidocuous life. |
Love the Shreman Brothers. They wrote the songs of my childhood... I wonder if the heavenly choirs are singing "Let's Get Together."
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Damn, it's been a brutal year for celeb deaths so far, much like 2009. And even though this board missed out, a TMNT-relating passing happened last August. Joan Gerber (Granny in WB among many others), who voiced Aunt Agatha in two OT episodes, passed away. I just found this out today, and I'll never feel the same watching those episodes ever again.
Meanwhile, RIP Robert M. Sherman, I will remember you as I go to Epcot later this month |
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Rest In Peace
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Yeah, I just heard about this. He'll be missed. He wrote songs for one of m all time favorite Disney movies (The Aristocats). R.I.P., Robert. You'll be missed.
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