Okay, now that my panic over MuppetVision/Rivers of America have resided, time to get back to work on some scripts! Going to give the Hollywood one a go, and maybe after that I'll do a setlist or two.
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Country Bear Jamboree - Seasonal Overlay Ideas Thread
- Thread starter Charlie The Chatbox Ghost
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Finally finished the script for Jinglin' Jamboree. Might do one for the summer show but I'm not sure.
Brer Panther
Well-Known Member
Gee, I sure wish I could come up with an overlay script too, but I have zero ideas.
This is great! Definitely stands out from the OG Christmas show and feels different.
You could always start by just coming up with a set list that’s around a general theme, or try redoing an existing show!
My script got a lot of comments too, looks like someone's just offering feedback! To whoever did the comments- I appreciate it, lots of typos and such I missed!
Bryan Jay
New Member
Discovered this thread during my recent hyperfixation on the Country Bears, so here’s my set list for a Halloween show. (Also I did come up with a few song ideas before I saw the thread, so I will admit that a few song choices being shared with previous setlists on here is coincidental).
Country Bear Jam’boo’ree Halloween Horrors
Gomer - Toccata and Fugue in D minor
Five Bear Rugs - Ghost Riders in the Sky
Bunny, Bubbles & Beulah - I Put a Spell on You
Romeo & Trixie - Poor Unfortunate Souls
Wendell & Henry - The Headless Horseman
Ernest & The Five Bear Rugs - The Devil Went Down to Georgia
Shaker - Friends on the Other Side
Teddi Barra - Cruella de Vil
Big Al - Blood on the Saddle
Finale - Grim Grinnin’ Ghosts
With my vision for it, I’m torn on whether it should be a full overlay, complete with costume and set changes, or something similar to Mission Breakout’s overlay where it switches out for the night/Halloween Party with only audio and lighting changes. However, since I thought it’d be fun I made these edits on what the costumes could look like, here’s a few concepts.
Country Bear Jam’boo’ree Halloween Horrors
Gomer - Toccata and Fugue in D minor
Five Bear Rugs - Ghost Riders in the Sky
Bunny, Bubbles & Beulah - I Put a Spell on You
Romeo & Trixie - Poor Unfortunate Souls
Wendell & Henry - The Headless Horseman
Ernest & The Five Bear Rugs - The Devil Went Down to Georgia
Shaker - Friends on the Other Side
Teddi Barra - Cruella de Vil
Big Al - Blood on the Saddle
Finale - Grim Grinnin’ Ghosts
With my vision for it, I’m torn on whether it should be a full overlay, complete with costume and set changes, or something similar to Mission Breakout’s overlay where it switches out for the night/Halloween Party with only audio and lighting changes. However, since I thought it’d be fun I made these edits on what the costumes could look like, here’s a few concepts.
cdunlap
Well-Known Member
Welcome to the forums! I really like the set list and the concept art just makes the concept so much better!
This is great! If I'm remembering you correctly, you made a mockup video for the CBMJ awhile ago, right? You nailed the song choices imo!
Bryan Jay
New Member
Thanks! I did make a mockup video before they revealed the setlist for the new show. (I was going to make another one based on the Halloween overlay idea, but it’s so much easier just to post it here since half the songs don’t currently have country versions lol)
Country Bear Jamboree - Halloween Hootenany
Henry/5BR - Boo To You - BTY Parade
Trixie/Sun Bonnets - Tricks on My Heart, But No Treats (Original)
Romeo/Tennessee - The Legend of Wooly Swamp - Charlie Daniels Band
Wendell - Wendell’s Afraid of the Dark -A parody of ‘Jeannie’s Afraid of the Dark’ by Dolly Parton
Five Bear Rugs - Ghost Riders in the Sky - Vacation Hoedown
Ernest- Purple People Eater - Sheb Wooley
Buff - Headless Horseman - Thurl Ravenscroft
Shaker- I Am Not Afraid - Winnie the Pooh (Ending w/ Shaker letting out a girly scream that the heads mock him for)
Teddi Barra - No Haunted House Will Keep Us Apart (Original)
Big Al - Blood on the Saddle - Original ‘71 show
Whole Group/Finale - A Country Bear Halloween Jamboree (Original)
Big Al Cut In - Ghost Riders in the Sky
Henry/5BR - Boo To You - BTY Parade
Trixie/Sun Bonnets - Tricks on My Heart, But No Treats (Original)
Romeo/Tennessee - The Legend of Wooly Swamp - Charlie Daniels Band
Wendell - Wendell’s Afraid of the Dark -A parody of ‘Jeannie’s Afraid of the Dark’ by Dolly Parton
Five Bear Rugs - Ghost Riders in the Sky - Vacation Hoedown
Ernest- Purple People Eater - Sheb Wooley
Buff - Headless Horseman - Thurl Ravenscroft
Shaker- I Am Not Afraid - Winnie the Pooh (Ending w/ Shaker letting out a girly scream that the heads mock him for)
Teddi Barra - No Haunted House Will Keep Us Apart (Original)
Big Al - Blood on the Saddle - Original ‘71 show
Whole Group/Finale - A Country Bear Halloween Jamboree (Original)
Big Al Cut In - Ghost Riders in the Sky
Dusting off this thread to bring up something we could all work on together- a better playlist for the Hungry Bear! In case you haven't seen it, the new playlist of "the Country Bear's Greatest Hits" are... well, mostly songs not actually performed by the bears.
This is extremely disappointing, I can't believe they dropped the ball this hard- why did they license new music instead of using their own? With four shows to pull from (even the Christmas show has two songs that would work out of context), they could easily make a setlist that is long enough to not be repetitive. Though I'm sure some songs by artists who have voiced the bears would help beef things up.
So why don't we come up with our own?
This is extremely disappointing, I can't believe they dropped the ball this hard- why did they license new music instead of using their own? With four shows to pull from (even the Christmas show has two songs that would work out of context), they could easily make a setlist that is long enough to not be repetitive. Though I'm sure some songs by artists who have voiced the bears would help beef things up.
So why don't we come up with our own?
TomboyJanet
Well-Known Member
Oh wait this is a lot I gotta stake my claim in this thread and bookmark it so I can read when I have more time because this is a really fun idea.
WBYOU - Radio Station
Setup - Henry and Sammy have been given the turntables at WBYOU, Bayou Country’s premiere radio station. Join these pals as they spin some of the greatest hits from Bayou, Critter, and maybe even Bear Country’s glory days! Each song features an intro by Henry and Sammy, and they just may bring a guest or two on board.
Bold - Sung
Italic - Instrumental
Indent- Spoken gag
Setup - Henry and Sammy have been given the turntables at WBYOU, Bayou Country’s premiere radio station. Join these pals as they spin some of the greatest hits from Bayou, Critter, and maybe even Bear Country’s glory days! Each song features an intro by Henry and Sammy, and they just may bring a guest or two on board.
Bold - Sung
Italic - Instrumental
Indent- Spoken gag
- Country Bear Musical Jamboree
- Henry and Sammy intro
- Blood on the Saddle - Big Al (‘71)
- Interview - Big Al
- Tears Will Be The Chaser for Your Wine
- Take You There
- Winnie the Pooh
- Interview - Pooh and Tigger
- Fixer Upper - Terrence the Shaker (CBMJ)
- Dig a Little Deeper
- On the Road Again - Wendell (VH)
- Interview - Wendell
- Tracks in the Snow
- Special Spice
- Interview - Tiana and Louis
- I’ve Got a Woman
- Hungry as a Bear
- The Wonderful Thing About Tiggers
- Interview - Five Bear Rugs (w/ Big Al cut in)
- Ghost Rider in the Sky - Five Bear Rugs (VH)
- Can’t Bite, Don’t Growl
- Rufus - Technical difficulties
- Up, Down, Touch the Ground
- Come Again - Melvin, Max and Buff (CBMJ)
- When I’m Human
- Country Bear Musical - 5BR (CBMJ)
- Heffalumps and Woozles
- All the Guys Turn Me Down
- Interview - Bunny, Bubbles, and Beulah
- Blood on the Saddle - Big Al (‘71) REPRISE
- Tennessee Waltz
- Whole New World
- Ol’ Slew Foot - Country Bears (‘71)
- Henry and Sammy - commercial break
This is fantastic! Would be perfect for the background track of a restaurant. My only note: Make either Hungry as a Bear or If You Can't Bite, Don't Growl vocal tracks!
Nathan Hartman did something similar for the opening of CBMJ, but with an original character "Rowdy Wild" as the host and Rufus as his assistant!
Was that an official Disney product? If it is, I'm shocked they not only used Blood on the Saddle but the full verse about the cowboy getting squashed by the bronco
Now that it's getting closer to Christmas, I kinda wanna revisit this one and try to do something totally different from the original. A sequel, if you will! I'm usually not a fan of getting into the Christmas spirit this early (I like to wait until after Thanksgiving), but doing editing work and thumbnails for the holiday stuff at WDW for WDW.NT has been exposing me and it's hard to resist, lol. Plus we set up our tree in my office early to get our new kitten used to it to see if he's going to be the kind of cat to jump in trees (our previous old man liked to sleep under the tree), so I'm surrounded by Christmas already lol.
Oh shoot, I thought I had responded to this, my bad- the radio hour is fan made!
Steamboat71
Active Member
Is there any chance that the Christmas Special will return soon? This is the second time this year Disney made a post about it
MickeyMouse10
Well-Known Member
Country Western Hoedown
A 1950's Country Western Styled show featuring old and new songs that fit the Bears' style.
A 1950's Country Western Styled show featuring old and new songs that fit the Bears' style.
- Elvis Presley - Teddy Bear
- Hank Williams - Your Cheating Heart
- Johnny Cash - I Walk the Line
- The Mavericks - All you ever do is Bring me Down
- Billy Ray Cyrus - Achy Breaky Heart
- Willie Nelson - On the Road Again
- Leann Rimes - Blue
- Shania Twain - Whose Bed have your Boots been under
- Dolly Parton - 9 to 5
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