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Top 20 Catchiest Songs from Classic Movie Musicals

Top 20 Catchiest Songs from Classic Movie Musicals

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The catchiest songs from classic film musicals gave broadway a run for its money. Our countdown includes The Wizard of Oz, Annie, Grease, and more! What's YOUR favorite film musical song?
Date: 2023-11-20

Comments and reviews: 30


A few of my favourites were already mentioned but here are 20 more I've loved and still sing out today Lol!
Fred Astaire Cheek to Cheek - Audrey Hepburn Wouldn't It Be Loverly? - Doris Day Black Hills of Dakota - Anything You Can do I Can do Better Howard Keel and Betty Hutton - Rocky Horror The Time Warp Again - Barbra Streisand Louie Armstrong Hello Dolly - Frank Sinatra and Celest Holmes Who Wants to be a Millionaire - Yul Brenner and Debra Kerr Shall We Dance - Julie Andrews The Lonely Goatherd - Monty Python Always Look on the Bright Side of Life - Bugsy Malone You Give a Little Love - G. I. Blues (Elvis Presley) Wooden Heart - Elvis Presley Jailhouse Rock - Shani Wallis Umpapa - Bright Eyes On the Good Ship Lollipop - Doris Day Move Over Darling - The Little Mermaid Under the Sea -Bednobs and Broomsticks Bobbing Along the Briney Sea - Houseboat A Bing Bang Bong - The Three Amigos Blue Shadows not a musical but I had to add this fun number.

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20: Steppin' Out With My Baby - Easter Parade
19: I Could Have Danced All Night - My Fair Lady
18: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang - Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
17: New York, New York - On The Town
16: Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend - Gentleman Prefer Blondes
15: Don't Rain On My Parade - Funny Girl
14: Sit Down, You're Rocking The Boat - Guys and Dolls
13: The Trolley Song - Meet Me In St. Louis
12: Do-Re-Mi - The Sound Of Music
11: Ease On Down The Road - The Wiz
10: We're Off To See The Wizard - The Wizard Of Oz
9: If I Were A Rich Man - Fiddler On The Roof
8: Oompa Loompa - Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory
7: Consider Yourself - Oliver
6: It's The Hard-Knock Life - Annie
5: I Got Rhythm - An American In Paris
4: You're The One I Want - Grease
3: Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious - Mary Poppins
2: Singin' In The Rain - Singin' In The Rain
1: America - West Side Story

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Ouch Glaring omissions-
- Rocky Horror - Time Warp + Sweet Transvestite
- Chorus Line - One!
- Cabaret - numerous inc Wilkommen, Cabaret, Money, Tomorrow belongs to me
- Les Mis - hear the people sing, I dreamed a dream, On my own
- Bohemian Rhapsody - the whole score
- Mama Mia - the whole score
- Sister Act 1- I will follow Him, My Guy
- Blues - Brothers - numerous inc James Brown, Aretha Franklin, John Lee Hooker, Cab Calloway AND Rawhide!
Fame - Irene Carr titular + Out Here on my Own
- Man of La Mancha - The Impossible Dream!
These are significantly popular + catchy songs from classic musicals - you seem to be choosing 80 year old tap or cheesy kids stuff when clearly the audience has moved on - and thats not even mentioning your personal fave Chicago
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Oh and Audrey Hepburn didnt sing.

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Love your early choices but your middle picks arent so pleasing. If I ever watch Sound of Music again, Ill slit my throat and this from a passionate R&H fan from earliest youth, never mind a fan of Robert Wise. But much as I love Julie Andrews and admire her stellar work, this film of the duos flabby last gasp is truly unbearable. In the words of Time Magazines review, its a movie that wells around you in warm blobs. Meanwhile, The Wiz film is an unforgivable abomination of its brilliant stage version while the Grease number is totally forgettable. Guess you just got seduced by brainless popularity. At least you finished pm one of the greatest songs in American musical history, even if my vote would have been for Maria.
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Love the selections! Would appreciate the full versions, keeping the commentary SEPARATE and a little less. Musicals are not yet dead, just far less frequent. For example, Dear Evan Hansen (2021, In the Heights (2021, West Side Story (2021, Tick, Tick. Boom! (2021, Phantom (2013. The Greatest Showman (2017, La La Land (2016, and not that recent but Little Shop of Horrors (1986) is also in the dawn of more modern musicals. I too, would love to see more, and 2021 brought us some good ones. I'm ready for a Star Trek or other Sci-fi genre as musical.
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I remember singing the song from the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang movie when I was in the UAE and went to the The International School of Choueifat - Sharjah in Dubai.
In that class we had a song test in both the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang song and My Grandfathers clock.
We performed those songs to our parents later to a great aplause.
But that is the first time I have performed in a group ever, but I have loved the song ever since.

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Can't agree with all the choices, of course, and it's all a matter of personal taste -- but overall a good list. I probably would have picked Shapoopi over Trouble, defintely Who Will Buy? over Consider Yourself (and that's saying something. Could also make an argument for You Can Count on Me over New York, New York but it would be close.
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A few I was disappointed to not see: Getting to Know You from The King and I, Cabaret from Cabaret, Ya Got Trouble from The Music Man, and the BIGGEST whiff for this list is Time Warp from Rocky Horror Picture Show. Sure RHPS isn't a typical musical but the catchiness of the songs is undeniable and Time Warp should have been included.
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Is this an editing strategy with you? Start with one very few people know and do a second one that everyone knows? That Easter Parade had a better one with Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (you do know that one, do you. Disagree with your choice of Astaire's (well-delivered) song, oh yeah.
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I think you should do, He's just a man, from the king & I it is done so well & with so much feeling. I also be believe that Sunrise & Sunset from fiddler on the roof is pertaining about so much of our lives as parents Please do these songs these are a couple of the best! I love Musicals
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this is the 3rd mojo video about songs i watch and the only one i liked.
the other 2 were best musical finale songs and
broadway songs that are beautifully powerful. ugh.
a catchy song is. a good song. otherwise it's not a good song. simple!

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I'm glad to see two Dick Van Dyke songs on here but I at least thought that chitty chitty bang bang was going to be in the top ten well at least we got supercalifragilisticexpialidocious another one of my favorite Dick Van Dyke songs so I'll take it
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If you are really looking for catchy. L'chiam would have been a better choice from Fiddler. and either Good Morning or Moses Supposes His Toes are Roses should have been seriously considered for Singing in the Rain. nothing from Chicago?
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I think they could've chosen any other song on this list to be #1 but i do agree with him everywhere crime in america organized crime in america terrible time in america and no diamonds are not my best friend. Im a ruby girl
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When I think of Wast Side Story, I always think of I just fell in love with a girl named Maria song (granted I only saw it once in middle school music class. But that beating Do Ray Me or Somewhere Over the Rainbow?
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Sorry, there's no way You're the One That I Want is better than Summer Nights. Or The Hard Knock Life better than Tomorrow. And Walt's favorite song from Mary Poppins was Feed The Birds.
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The Wiz really? One of the worst film musicals of all time, with a middle aged Diana Ross as teenager Dorothy - with no justification in the commentary - a definite unsuscribe moment
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i am 52 and so far I have only heard #18 & 12 & 10 & 9 & 8 & 4 & 3. All the rest weren't kids friendly movies in the 70's in L. A. All the ones I did see were on TV in the 70's.
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Thanks for including Consider Yourself. Jack Wild was nominated for an Oscar for his portrayal of the Artful Dodger, and his enthusiasm in this number shows why.
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I think, you have forgotten three more songs! Im just an ordinary man! From my fair lady! Come out come out, From the Wizard of Oz! And, Consider yourself from Oliver!
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Thank you for including songs from the classic musicals of the 40s and 50s. I grew up watching these on TV and too many lists today forget these oldies but goodies.
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I guess I don't understand the meaning of the word catchy because I kept waiting for Over the Rainbow and it was nowhere to be found.
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I cant even stand up when I have fever. I cant imagine how Gene Kelly did a whole entire musical number under rain in that condition
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I watched the reboot of Mary Poppins with Emily Blunt and the best thing about it was seeing Dick Van Dyke on the screen again.
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You should let the songs speak for themselves and not talk over them. They are the talent, you are the producer.
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The Oompa Loompa is better in the Tim Burton because there is more variety when each song is done by those Oompa Loompas.
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How could you leave out Somewhere Over the Rainbow by Judy Garland from The Wizard of Oz. It should have been number one.
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Fiddler on the roof reminded me of the rich girl song. I never knew that the original song is from fiddler on the roof
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Ok so I was in Mary Poppins recently at my theatre and I really miss doing supercalifragilisticexpialiadocious
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Too bad they didn't cast Julie Andrews in My Fair Lady, then they wouldn't have needed to do any over dubbing.
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