This has to be the seminal song of the film. Not usually a fan of musicals but this just blows my mind every time I watch it. This song seems to signify a major turning point in the film. Things are looking up. Used to listen to this to try to motivate me to go to work each morning..My only criticism is that it starts off great, very haunting melody, but doesn't really deliver the same emotion towards the end.
When I wake up on a crystal clear morning and there's not a cloud in the sky, this comes into my mind every time. I always wish I could tie it up with a ribbon and put it in a box to keep. Lovely!
A great movie with lots of great tunes and ensemble scenes. This is my favorite scene in the movie. One trivia note: Mark Lester, as adorable as he was, could not sing or keep time so his voice was dubbed by a little girl.
The 1968 classic movie is one of my favorite movies of all time! I own this album both on record and CD! I was born in 1978. The is the beat version of this classic song ever! The 1968 classic movie Oliver! is perfect! Thank you for posting and sharing this beautiful and classic recording!
My life was paved with sadness. I think your music and reaction to it can tell a person a lot about themselves. Good luck to you all reading this. Life is a test.
MY BROTHER would sing along to OLIVERS high vocal range. he would dress up in his favourite little LORD FAUNTERLOY snazzy out fit and act out he did indeed!!!
Try To purchase it on Amazon, the original Soundtrack or Movie!! The movie is spectacular and the music is unforgettable!! I saw it in 1968, one of the best movies and musicals I have ever seen!!!
I watched Oliver! for the first time the other day... I loved it! The entire movie, they don't make anything like this nowadays, what talent everyone had back then
I sing this song all the time. I had heard it once before in my life when I watched Oliver in my elementary music class (20+ years ago) and it has stuck with me ever since. Today I heard it for the second time because I decided to look it up. Until today I couldn't remember what it was from.
I go around the street and it starts getting to my head, it doesnt leave. It's a beautiful, enchanting melody. Then you see all the merchants around you lol, makes me look like a loony or a fool
I caught my little brother Chris singing this song out of his bedroom window. Sadly there were no wonderful people out his window selling their wares, milk and roses. Just the Dumoulin's house next door with its tinsel brick walls, pick up trucks and kids playing amongst the firewood pile shouting for Chris to come and play Lost in Space. Instead of milkmaids and flower merchants there was the Vezeau kids wanting to fight Chris. Chris a.k.a. "Toughy Toenail" would chase them up the street. Instead of admiring London's bobbys an OPP car would drive up our drive way - asking for Chris. Poor Chris. The Vezeau's started it.
The other day my mother told me i used to jump to the corner of the wall, imaging these kinds of musical scenes ...talking with the characters and then singing for the air looooool. Of course i got my beatings everyday, and then came some more leave me in the tree, mountaintop etc and sing and make my little theatre
🐝🐝Namaste y bendiciones ..Hoy a punto de cumplir (68 Diciembres) Recuedo con gran nostalgia aquella Premier en mi amado he inolvidable Teatro o cine VARIEDADES (Costa Rica)😔ya desaparecido era una adolecencia muy dura por la que me trae hoy dia tantos recuerdos, mas cuando este año ☝😔😭 Diciembre 2022 ya mi amada madre no se encuentra, desde Junio que Dios la llamo a su lado QDDG ..
Que Recuerdos más Maravillosos me trae esta película..siendo un adolescente la vi con mi madre quien ya está en el cielo...así que los recuerdos son muy grandes con esta hermosa obra musical Oliver..
Oliver's "solo" from 3:10-3:42 along with the orchestral accompaniment is so gorgeous, particularly from 3:34-3:43 when the vocal part and orchestral are resolving harmonically; love it
Did you know Lionel Bart did not create any score because he could not read or write music. He would sing the songs to his pianist and he would write down a music interpretation and then it was scored.
Lauren Brown I sometimes think the same, but then I realise that I'd be living in extreme poverty in a time of utter intolerance and pompous judgemental masters. Probably a good thing we were born 100 years later.
Lauren Brown u should ive been-- u missed an incredable time to be alive-- i was 10 when i seen this in the movie theatre-- im 57 now-- i walked out of that theatre that night, so in love with jack wild, and i still love him. it was the best movie of 1968.. the only people still alive are nancy and oliver,, everyone is dead , even the people who helped make the movie-- lionel bart, ona white , ect ect. they just dont make movies like this anymore.. im so glad i didnt miss the 60's
Thanks for posting this. The actual film scene used to be on CZcams, but seems to have been taken down. The scene in the 1968 film is dazzling. The young Oliver opens the curtains and gazes out on the square as street sellers of roses, strawberries, appear, one after another, singing their different tunes about their wares. Oliver adds his own "Who will buy?" to this ensemble. If you want to see the set, i.e. where the scene was filmed, it's Fitzroy Square in London.
there used to be the actuall video of this song, but for some reason, I cannot find it, and I've had it stuck in my head all day, and wanted to hear (and see) this version of it, and yours is the only one I could find, so thumbs up for being the only one ;)
I used to watch this movie a lot at high school. I love this movie so much. Time in the old times were a lot different from now, If the movie doesn't have violence it wouldn't be good, If only I was born in the old times..
I was the lead singer for this in elementary school, don't remember if that was before or after I spontaneously re-enacted humpy dumpty sat on a wall in front of a live audience by tipping the pudgy kid off stage
Actually the entire film was filmed at Shepperton Studios in Surrey. They built a perfect copy of Bloomsbury Square for the production. The only clue that it's not real is that you can see a couple of corner windows on one building that clearly open to the back of a facade and not into an actual room.
ONE OF THE BEST FILMS EVER MADE
Oh yes
This has to be the seminal song of the film. Not usually a fan of musicals but this just blows my mind every time I watch it. This song seems to signify a major turning point in the film. Things are looking up. Used to listen to this to try to motivate me to go to work each morning..My only criticism is that it starts off great, very haunting melody, but doesn't really deliver the same emotion towards the end.
So evocative of the struggle to survive. What a magnificent song.
Where real men and women fought for survival
When I wake up on a crystal clear morning and there's not a cloud in the sky, this comes into my mind every time. I always wish I could tie it up with a ribbon and put it in a box to keep. Lovely!
LOL-- LOVE WHAT U TYPED..COULD HAVE NOT HAVE SAID IT BETTER MYSELF
Cate Arnwine 👌🏼👌🏼❤️❤️
I'm surprised that the actual scene from the 1960s film isn't on youtube. It's got such great choreography!
It's been blocked on copyright grounds
Martin Mayhew
Oddly, some other scenes have not been blocked..
czcams.com/video/OntYSs5DsJ0/video.html
elamplough1 it's my favourite but as well
Claire Victoria Not all heroes wear capes...👌🏼❤️
i agree. oliver 1968 was an act of inspired genius.
A great movie with lots of great tunes and ensemble scenes. This is my favorite scene in the movie. One trivia note: Mark Lester, as adorable as he was, could not sing or keep time so his voice was dubbed by a little girl.
Kathe green I believe, could be wrong though.
It was his voice mixed with Green's daughter. I think the daughter did the high notes, the rest is Mark Lester. So technically it's not all her
@@johnmullen2017 The Music Director's daughter
This is magical and very beautiful and sensitive.
ONE OF MY FAVORITE SCENES ON THE WHOLE MOVIE-- FIRST SEEN IT IN 68 AT AGE 10--LOL
this movie is LIFE!!! they should broadcast it more often on tv.
The 1968 classic movie is one of my favorite movies of all time! I own this album both on record and CD! I was born in 1978. The is the beat version of this classic song ever! The 1968 classic movie Oliver! is perfect! Thank you for posting and sharing this beautiful and classic recording!
My life was paved with sadness.
I think your music and reaction to it can tell a person a lot about themselves.
Good luck to you all reading this. Life is a test.
MY BROTHER would sing along to OLIVERS high vocal range. he would dress up in his favourite little LORD FAUNTERLOY snazzy out fit and act out he did indeed!!!
Try To purchase it on Amazon, the original Soundtrack or Movie!! The movie is spectacular and the music is unforgettable!! I saw it in 1968, one of the best movies and musicals I have ever seen!!!
I watched Oliver! for the first time the other day... I loved it! The entire movie, they don't make anything like this nowadays, what talent everyone had back then
I sing this song all the time. I had heard it once before in my life when I watched Oliver in my elementary music class (20+ years ago) and it has stuck with me ever since. Today I heard it for the second time because I decided to look it up. Until today I couldn't remember what it was from.
I go around the street and it starts getting to my head, it doesnt leave. It's a beautiful, enchanting melody. Then you see all the merchants around you lol, makes me look like a loony or a fool
Over 40 yrs for me. Timeless.
It’s been imprinted into my brain ever since the first time I watched this film.
Ovo su nam pustali svakog zimskog raspusta dok sam isla u osnovnu skolu. Tako sam ucila engleski. Hvala.
This song is so fricking beautiful holy shit
Seriously, thank you. This is nowhere. The 1968 soundtrack is impossible to find and to me it is by far the best. Beautiful song.
One of my favorite movies... I love it so much..
I caught my little brother Chris singing this song out of his bedroom window. Sadly there were no wonderful people out his window selling their wares, milk and roses. Just the Dumoulin's house next door with its tinsel brick walls, pick up trucks and kids playing amongst the firewood pile shouting for Chris to come and play Lost in Space. Instead of milkmaids and flower merchants there was the Vezeau kids wanting to fight Chris. Chris a.k.a. "Toughy Toenail" would chase them up the street. Instead of admiring London's bobbys an OPP car would drive up our drive way - asking for Chris. Poor Chris. The Vezeau's started it.
that's adorable. i wish there were more kids like chris out there
Well, this sounds like a lively, exciting and cosmopolitan street, nonetheless.
if its opp you must be from Ontario me too!
The other day my mother told me i used to jump to the corner of the wall, imaging these kinds of musical scenes ...talking with the characters and then singing for the air looooool. Of course i got my beatings everyday, and then came some more leave me in the tree, mountaintop etc and sing and make my little theatre
Peter Elliott Lol that's so funny
I just love this song, the tone of the voices it`s just perfect
Amazing musical and music!
agreed
I can't say enough about people who upload priceless recordings....
The best musical of all time
The phantom of the opera is my favourite musical ever
Truly thrilling number. Listen to those wonderful Johnny Green orchestrations!
🐝🐝Namaste y bendiciones ..Hoy a punto de cumplir (68 Diciembres) Recuedo con gran nostalgia aquella Premier en mi amado he inolvidable Teatro o cine VARIEDADES (Costa Rica)😔ya desaparecido era una adolecencia muy dura por la que me trae hoy dia tantos recuerdos, mas cuando este año ☝😔😭 Diciembre 2022 ya mi amada madre no se encuentra, desde Junio que Dios la llamo a su lado QDDG ..
I love this song
After I watched Oliver Twist I realised how dark Victorian times were
YAH ITS STILL DARK IN THIS AGE, ONLY IN A DIFFERENT WAY
It's funny so many people assume that it was XX-century that come up with critique of capitalism
Actually, this movie is called
OLIVER!
With the !
my favourite track. i haven't seen this film in years :)
I love this song so much! I am going to be the Rose Seller in the Musical for my school!
So am I☺
Me three ☺️
Neat!
Crystal Middleton I got Oliver no really I did
Crystal Middleton
I'm Dodger
Once I hear this song I can play it at least a dozen times ++ and listen to it on surround sound , amazing, brilliant, amazing musical performances
Knives,.knives to grind. Love this song I had this just stuck in my head the whole day after a rehearsal
I used to sell cherries from my orchard, singing this song with my own lyrics. Copyright included. :)
This and Consider Yourself, the greatest production numbers ever committed to film
Que Recuerdos más Maravillosos me trae esta película..siendo un adolescente la vi con mi madre quien ya está en el cielo...así que los recuerdos son muy grandes con esta hermosa obra musical Oliver..
Such a beautiful song from beginning to end ❤
Oliver's "solo" from 3:10-3:42 along with the orchestral accompaniment is so gorgeous, particularly from 3:34-3:43 when the vocal part and orchestral are resolving harmonically; love it
I wish I could put this more eloquently, but the music from 3:12 to 3:51 gave me an ear-gasm.
Just booked my tickets to watch this in theatre 16th January 3rd row seats cant wait :-)
best song buy far x
How was it?
Thank you very much for uploading this wonderfull song.
i was lucky enough to have taped the whole first Musical Oliver, it gets an airing quite often, really great songs
I so love this musical!! Beautiful!!!
I freaking love this song! It's so amazing, the choir is so powerfull!
Johnny Green, adapting the Lionel Bart score, is a genius. the music here is orchestrated SO WELL!!!
Did you know Lionel Bart did not create any score because he could not read or write music. He would sing the songs to his pianist and he would write down a music interpretation and then it was scored.
@@amathesaxylady i didn't know that. but i heard Leslie Bricusse (Scrooge, Willy Wonka, Dr. Doolittle) did the same thing.
@@billfisher9238 I did not know that! Thanks for sharing!
It helped my daughter - eldest - memorise the song for her year six production.
Why wasn't I born in this time?!
Lauren Brown I sometimes think the same, but then I realise that I'd be living in extreme poverty in a time of utter intolerance and pompous judgemental masters. Probably a good thing we were born 100 years later.
Probably. But it would be nice to see the culture and how people acted in those day. Without the internet or television to keep them occupied.
+Lauren Brown probably nothing. in 100 years people will be saying the same about now.
Probably
Lauren Brown u should ive been-- u missed an incredable time to be alive-- i was 10 when i seen this in the movie theatre-- im 57 now-- i walked out of that theatre that night, so in love with jack wild, and i still love him. it was the best movie of 1968.. the only people still alive are nancy and oliver,, everyone is dead , even the people who helped make the movie-- lionel bart, ona white , ect ect. they just dont make movies like this anymore.. im so glad i didnt miss the 60's
In a week, it'll be the movie's 50th anniversary, and this song may be most suitable for said event.
Every Christmas as a kid better days x
This is totally killer! Who will buy this wonderful morning???
love this song
thanks for putting it on
What a song, arrangement...the bloomin' lot!
This made my day. Thanks for posting.
thank you...exponentially, Cant tell you how much this song/movie actually means to me, Just simply, thank you
I sang the little boys solo part in fifth grade and made an old man cry.
Thanks for posting this. The actual film scene used to be on CZcams, but seems to have been taken down. The scene in the 1968 film is dazzling. The young Oliver opens the curtains and gazes out on the square as street sellers of roses, strawberries, appear, one after another, singing their different tunes about their wares. Oliver adds his own "Who will buy?" to this ensemble. If you want to see the set, i.e. where the scene was filmed, it's Fitzroy Square in London.
I really liked this movie!
I listen to this with my best friend when we get high. Kills us every time.
I play this for my baby, wish I could sing it...
I'm oliver in my center stage musical
over 100 lines, got to work work work!!
lel
I love the story of Oliver Twist so I’d gladly work work work.
I love it..
I love this movie so much
i love Oliver it's my favourite Hannah xx
this musical song is the only that gives me goosebumps listening to!
thank you so much
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU i have been looking for this for ages luv ya
Johnny Green's Oscar winning orchestrations for this are genius!!
This is my favorite song in here that I know!
Good Morning, I woke up this morning with this song going through my head so I just had to listen to it
lovely....
Onna White won an academy award choreography. If you see this scene, especially when the kids skip into the park. The timing is impeccable
I still listening to this in 2013
56 people won't buy
Aw this is so good x
beautiful
I really love this song. I would love to remake this song
are famliy love oliver its the best
drama .
there used to be the actuall video of this song, but for some reason, I cannot find it, and I've had it stuck in my head all day, and wanted to hear (and see) this version of it, and yours is the only one I could find, so thumbs up for being the only one ;)
It's well known In my family this will anyways be my dad's favourite song of the whole musical
seriously...thank you. cant stop reminiscing
I used to watch this movie a lot at high school. I love this movie so much. Time in the old times were a lot different from now, If the movie doesn't have violence it wouldn't be good, If only I was born in the old times..
MMMMMMMM I WAS-- 1958 .. FIRST SEEN THIS IN 68 AT AGE 10.. IT WAS SO MAGICAL,, STILL IS
LOVE IT!!!!!!!! :D
I was the lead singer for this in elementary school, don't remember if that was before or after I spontaneously re-enacted humpy dumpty sat on a wall in front of a live audience by tipping the pudgy kid off stage
Joyous!
There are 2 people who won't buy.
That's actually a good deal: 2 blooms for a penny 😂
Im assuming 1 penny then is 30 pennies now
nice singing
When Oliver sings What a lovely morning. I'm so high. If you said that today. People would think that your on drugs. Don't you all, think? xxxx ☺ ☺
I have auditions for this on Wednesday!!!
mia evans
where?
Lionel Bart was truly an underrated genius
only a couple months ago all of the scenes for all the songs in oliver were on CZcams
now 29 people won't buy!
I am the milk maid in my school production
Where are you now?
"Who will buy my sweet red roses?"
"Yeah, could I have a dozen red roses, please?"
"Oh hi, Johnny, I didn't know it was you!"
a song perfect for summer
Back in the 1800s when this was set, this would have been beautiful to hear
But today:
me: WT?! HEY! SHUT THE F*CK UP IM TRYING TO SLEEP HERE!!!"
I am going to do a show for Oliver twist tomorrow! :D 😉😂
This scene was filmed in a beautiful area of Central London.
Actually the entire film was filmed at Shepperton Studios in Surrey. They built a perfect copy of Bloomsbury Square for the production. The only clue that it's not real is that you can see a couple of corner windows on one building that clearly open to the back of a facade and not into an actual room.
I didn't know that. Thank you for sharing that fact. All the best!
The theme song for any recession, who will buy?
i can finally do the strawberry bit. Still, probably will never master the knives bit though....
XD RIPE! STRAWBERRIES, RIPE! RIPE! STRAWBERRIES RIPE! RIPE! STRAWBERRIES, RIPE!
I'm so good at singing dat bit
Many people do not recognize the movie this came from until you drop Pick a Pocket or 2 on them.