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Epcot Live Entertainment !
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HolleBolleGijs
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Voices of Liberty! My high school choir always used to sing some of their arrangements!
Pooh Lover
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mrdisman
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Don't you mean Old Man River....LOL?
My favorite has always been Mo'Rockin.
I like that one too...especially Ray Charles version...
Pooh Lover
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I prefer Frank Sinatra's version but that's just me.
Uncle Remus
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My favorite is Jim Croce's version.
JIMINYCR
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Spirit of America Fife and Drum Corps ... Wow, watching them march in step and bring Old Glory along, just makes the patriotic pride well up inside.
Mariachi Cobre in Mexico pavillion... Love a good mexican tune in front of the restaurant with the volcano in the background.
Mariachi Cobre in Mexico pavillion... Love a good mexican tune in front of the restaurant with the volcano in the background.
joanna71985
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Voices of Liberty! I also enjoy Off Kilter and the UK World Showcase Players
mergatroid
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I pretty much like all of the entertainment at Epcot but I will go with Mo'Rockin at Morocco. And I swear it has nothing to do with the belly dancer
We saw her for the first time last year. She was very good and I plan on seeing her performance again this year, just have to time it right in passing through without it appearing suspicious to Mrs M
MOXOMUMD
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Who aren't really from England,
. But seriously they get my vote too. My other favorite is Matsuriza, the drummers from Japan.
mousehockey37
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They need to find a way to bring back Future Corps. As a drum corps fanatic and someone who appreciates performing arts (I was a music teacher and still am involved in drum corps), I'd love to see it come back.
Greenkai3000
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Is it wrong to say that I miss Tapestry of Nations 
Also a big drum corps fan and music teacher (no longer involved, although I spent a lot of time with the Cadets composer this week and feel like I've played their show after all our discussions). Loved Future Corps. Auditioned with a similar group for Busch Gardens back in the 90s. We got through the auditions and were accepted (we were called Baker's Dozen as there were 13 of us) and used Future Corps charts to audition. Sadly, the accountants got wind of them hiring a new 13 member group and decided we weren't worth the money. Future Corps always got me to smile at the music and feel nostalgic for those days.
In their absence, I will have to go with Off Kilter as my favorite.
mergatroid
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Who aren't really from England,
Aren't they, wow they seem very good at the accent then? If we're talking about the lads with long hair then that surprises me! Last year as Mrs M was looking in the uk shops (at things we have in England, in our shops in England, where we live and where she shops every week
) I watched them perform. After the show I saw them chatting to people near by and they sounded very English to me. I'm not doubting you as you obviously know this to be the case, but they were very good at pretending to be 
mrdisman
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Who aren't really from England,
yes, I know...
lilclerk
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I LOVE the Jammitors, I was worried I was going to be the only one in here, haha.
ifuhadwings
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Haven't really spent enough time there to know. The last time I was there David Cassidy was performing. 2010. Completely avoided that mess.
joanna71985
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Is it wrong to say that I miss Tapestry of Nations
Not at all (because I miss it too). I still enjoy listening to the music