the song zippity doo dah came from movie song of the south.
where did the song zippity doo dah come from?
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"zip-a-dee-doo-dah" is a song composed by allie wrubel with lyrics by ray gilbert from the disney 1946 live action and animated movie "song of the south", sung by james baskett. for "zip-a-dee-doo-dah", the film won the academy award for best original song and was the second in a long line of disney songs to win this award, after "when you wish upon a star" from "pinocchio" (1940). in 2004 it finished at number 47 in "afi's 100 years...100 songs", a survey of top tunes in american cinema.
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in august 2012, the pasadena museum of history opened an exhibit entitled, "what a long, strange trip it's been: 35 years of the pasadena doo dah parade", containing donated items and photographs from the past 35 years of the parade and including a recreation of part of the original chromo's bar. over 400 people attended the opening reception, many in costume. in 2016, "route 66 magazine" ran a story on the doo dah parade.





















































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section::::parades inspired by pasadena doo dah.:columbus doo dah parade.
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