One More Angel In Heaven | Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (1999 Film)
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- “One More Angel In Heaven” performed by Joseph's brothers. From the 1999 film version of 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’ with Lyrics by Tim Rice & Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber.
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Lyrics:
Father, we've something to tell you
A story of our time
A tragic but inspiring tale
Of manhood in its prime
You know you had a dozen sons...
Well now that's not quite true
But feel no sorrow-do not grieve
He would not want you to
There's one more angel in heaven
There's one more star in the sky
Joseph, we'll never forget you
It's tough but we're gonna get by
There's one less place at our table
There's one more tear in my eye
But Joseph, the things that you stood for
Like truth and light never die
When I think of his last great battle
A lump comes to my throat
It takes a man who knows no fear
To wrestle with a goat
His blood-stained coat is tribute to
His final sacrifice
His body may be past its peak
But his soul's in paradise
So long little Joe!
Adios, buckaroo!
10-4, good buddy!
There's one less place at our table
There's one more tear in my eye
But Joseph, the things that you stood for
Like truth and light never die
Carve his name with pride and courage
(Let no tear be shed)
If he had not laid down his life
We all would now be dead
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In the summer of 1967, Andrew Lloyd Webber was asked by Alan Doggett, head of the Music Department at Colet court, St Paul’s Junior School who taught his younger brother, Julian, to write a ‘pop cantata’ for the school choir to sing at their Easter end of term concert.
Andrew immediately approached his friend Tim Rice to ask if he would write lyrics for the project. After toying with ideas about spies, 007′s and the like, Tim suggested the story of Joseph.
The first performance of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat was on a cold winter afternoon on 1st March 1968 at the Old Assembly Hall, Colet Court, Hammersmith.
Accompanied by the School orchestra and conducted by Alan Doggett, the performance was only 15 minutes long.
It was such a success that a second performance was arranged on 12th May 1968 at Central Hall, Westminster, where Andrew’s father was the organist. Julian Lloyd Webber gave a classical recital in the first half, along with Bill Lloyd Webber. The audience of approximately 2,500 consisted mainly of parents of the Colet Court boys. To Andrew and Tim’s surprise, Derek Jewell, Jazz and Pop Critic for The Sunday Times, saw the show and wrote a favourable review of Joseph, which appeared on 19th May 1968. A third performance took place on 9th November 1968 at St Paul’s Cathedral, where Joseph was expanded to include songs such as ‘Potiphar’ for the first time.
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I am learning all these songs at my school assembly
This song is even more beautiful out of context. But I love when the brothers start celebrating afterwards with the wives.
The woman has a gorgeous voice.
Who is she?
@@gertvbiljon I think it's Nicola Keen
@@callmeyourdai5y518 Thanks!
It's so amazingly clear and pitch-perfect.
@@callmeyourdai5y518 Thank you. I checked IMDB, she was in this movie as a "wife". So she may be the one.
Idk why but Ruben's Southern drawl is freakin hysterical XD X'D
I love the variety of songs used in this musical
That’s why this kind of show is called a pastiche. A melting pot of various musical genres
@@vicentehizon6202 tim rice entered the song writiing business to write pop songs this song definitely has a country feel to it. Lloyd webber was a classical/opera melody man.
I never thought in a million years I would be a big fan of this classic
"To wrestle....with a goat!" her face at 1:48 is like "The hell???"
Lol
So True😂😂😂😂
XD
Shes like "Honey I love you. But really. Thats the best you came up with."
Reuben does look like he’s struggling for an excuse there!😂
What a brilliant musical! I love how they just run with the whole American Western theme for this number, even though it’s a UK musical set in the ancient Middle East
I never thought I would come out a big fan of this classic
I was the soloist for this song when I was 18, and it's one of my favourite solos I've had, only beaten by when I played Ursula the next year. This song is just so much fun. I miss doing Joseph so much 😭 I hope I can be in it again someday
I just got cast as her and I’m so scared to do it
I did it having 10🎉 yep, love that solo
One of the most underrated songs in the production x
Deliberate variety of styles, from this Country Western, to Elvis Rock for Pharaoh
What I find funny about this version of the song is that when Reuben gets to the part explaining what happened he goes, "to wrestle, with a goat?"
As if to confirm that the brothers thought this up on the spot and yeah, in their heads it might've sounded good, but now that he says it out loud, he's like "really? this is what we're going with?"
Exactly, Ruben really does look like he’s getting carried away with the story and saying the first thing that comes into his head! Hilarious!
It's even better if you watch his wife in the background. The way she just looks at him like '....wait, what now?'
It was a pun on how they made it look like Joseph was killed. They killed a goat, and used the blood from it to stain Joseph’s coat to make it look like he was killed by a wild animal.
@@perriwenplays9215 isn't it his mother
@@SciTrekManI wouldn’t say it’s a pun
That guy playing Reuben is hilarious, and a terrific actor...He's actually the son of John Colicos, who played Kor in Star Trek and Baltar in Battlestart Galactica (the 1978 one).
I think he was the original Ruben in Jason Donovan’s version, if I remember rightly.
@@EditorOfSL I think he resembles his father a lot, the same delight in playing the "bad guy".
One of my favourite songs from this musical. This cast was sensational
Joseph is one of my favourite musicals. I saw it for the 2nd time when Jason Donavon played the role of Pharaoh at the Theatre Royal Newcastle. Everyone cheered when he came on and he was brilliant.
I am playing Rueben and I love this song and am so excited to sing it with my BFF!
1:48
One of brothers: "To wrestle.....with a goat!"😭
Wife: "Wait what?!?"🤨
Others brothers: "Really?" 😑
So long little Joe! Adios buckeroo! 10/4 good buddy! This song lives in my head rent free lol! 🤣
My mom got us the 2002 Canadian cast soundtrack. They’re version of “One More Angel” sounded like “Blue Angel” by Aaron Tippin, and I LOVED IT!
If no one sings this at my funeral, I'm not dying
The delivery of "let no tear be shed" + the accent😂
My favorite song. My sister did this musical at her school.
Judah is trying to hide his laughter when he comes in.
One more angel in heaven is this naphtali like very best man and really good xx
i am a Narrator, and we are doing rehearsals at the moment but me and my BFF, almost cry to this song or at least i might
It takes a man who knows no fear to wrestle….with a goat!!!!
SO LONG LITTLE JO
ADIOS, BUCKAROO
10-4 LITTLE BUDDY
im so gonna use these
My mum loved this (mainly because of donny she loved him) i need to watch it all again for her ❤️
I'm wondering why Jacob wasn't concerned that his son, who had lots of experience tending sheep, was killed by a goat... :'D
Regardless, I still love this movie/musical!
Goats arnt sheep though...are they??
I know, this movie was very much apart of my childhood
Jacob was naive and believed his sons to be honest, since he raised them to be
It is a joke for the musical anyway, no need to think hard
The brothers said that a dangerous animal had devoured Joseph, and to prove this, they dipped his shirt in goat's blood.
Saw the Donny Osmond Joseph many years ago (maybe late teen's early 20's.) Just turned 53 last Tuesday. Hopefully we will be able to go to live theater in the not so distant future. But I'm guessing it will be @ least a year or 2 from now.
Donny Osmond played Joseph in this film. 🎬
I love this song
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh aaaaaasaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhyyhyyyyyyyyyyyy
Alfie Carey i played her
I'm so excited 😆 it is my show on the 13&14 of June 2017
Ella Hunter how did it go?!?
Omg I remember that I was Potiphars wife and my crush was Joseph at my school
I remember when I had to sing this in Year 5, wow
Omg my school is doing a production of Joseph’s coat 🎉
I love country music songs.
XD i always listened to the sound track but now watching this is hilarious
Love it !!
after watching this movie at 4 i kept doing the hand harmonica thing over and over again for like a month
Rueben: What kind of a brother am I?!
We are doing a joseph play and i am reuben so i am practising for this song
I love it
Love it
Doing it with the southern accent made it all the more hilarious.
Poor Joseph's mom. Her heart is breaking.
That's not his real mom, that's one of Jacob's wives..his real mom is dead.
She’s not his mother and she’s glad he’s dead. She’s just singing like that to appear sincere lol
I think it’s Reuben’s mum-
@@JessiIsHereOh, ok, thank you.
Me: I don't like country music.
Also Me:
You should love country music
I have an on and off thing for it
The wives are just sort of going along with it! 😂
What a way to tell your dad his son dead "you know you had a dozen sons well not that's not quite true"
I love how Jacob is not concerned that his son got “killed” by a goat
1:48
Brother: To wrestle with a goat
Wife: I'm sorry, the actual f**k?
This has to be my favorite song in the entire musical 😂
Absolutely!
All: We all would now be dead!
Me: From a goat?!
When I was in hebrew school, we were taught that in biblical Israel they spoke like cowboys and sometimes burst into french accents too 😂😂😂
If only VeggieTales did their own version of Joseph
One of my favourite songs on the soundtrack. Also can someone clear this up for me? Are the women Jacob`s wives or the brothers`s wives? I think they are supposed to be the 12 tribes of Isarel so it makes more sense if they are the brothers`s wives but the songs suggest they are Jacob`s wives and therefore the brothers` mothers. Am I just misunderstanding this or am I overthinking it?
I love how down the girls are along to play along with the brothers lies.
Also at 3:00 look closely. You'll laugh.
Well, that was pretty touching... and yet this song could also fit in with Arthur Morgan and his sacrifice for the Marston family in Red Dead Redemption 2, but replace "blood-stained coat" with "bruises and TB". Nice one.
It's probably unimportant, but I would like to know the name of that woman who is so expressive.
I am Asher and Pharoah in my schools production
SCAKomics are u in Hollypark????
I was Potiphars wife
I was Issachar/servants/a go go dancer in my church's version (I personally think we did a better job but that's probably my bias)
Me reporting the body I just killed in Among Us
Amogus
omg we did this musucal i was potiphar and i was amazing lol
wow, modest
I assume he meant "it" was amazing
Tommy Manton congratulations tommy
Tommy Manton YOU CAN’T EVEN SPELL MUSICAL IDIOT
Omg same I was Potiphars wife remember me tommy???? xD
Im playing Rueben in my school play and i need to know how to keep a straight foce after throwing joseph down a well
Face!!!
😮
1:47
Shelbie Izzy iii
Thats sad😟😟😟😭😭😭😭😔
Why does Reuben sing this song when in the Bible, Reuben was the brother that secretly planned to rescue Joseph from the pit once his brothers had left? Seems like Reuben would be genuinely sad for Joseph.
I’m doing this play we’re rehearsing at the moment I’m photiphars wife and weeping madens
At my school I was Potiphars wife and I was Benjamin
Were doing this play I’m a guard
iconique
I'm 5 yrz ol' i do nut unterstand the plut. Can somone explain it to me. Tee why.
I did this I was a brother
nikki bella Which one?
I was Potiphars wife xx
I don't need tickets i'm in a production of that
2:07 I always assumed that was Rachel, Joseph’s mom
Nah, she dead. Historically she died giving birth to Benjamin.
Terrible brothers to put their own father through that kind of grief for their own selfish purposes.
I'm doing this play at my school and I'm playing Dan (one of the brothers) which is a coincidence because I'm a girl
Pugzie 112 r u in Hollypark????
So... out of 12 sons, all lived to be adults except for one? I'd call that very lucky, considering what year it was.
Joseph wasn’t really dead !
Your ignorance is appalling.
Also Benjamin exists
Hard to believe Reuben is the voice of Duke in PayDay 2
I'm listening to this with a massive pint of ale, grieving over Trump's loss. Donald, the thing that you stood for....
I am judah in my school play
2:16 Doesn't 10-4 mean 'Okay'?
It means "Over and out".
Because cacti were totally native to the Middle East back then!
it's thematic. They also didn't sing or dance about it.
Where is the brothers' sister, Dinah?
Hellbound Iscariot they probably melded her character with one of the brother’s wives
Is this the grim reaper guy from Horrible histories?
Pov: this is the song youre auditioning with for a play🤡✌
Judah is pretending to be sad about Joseph and he doesn’t know about Joseph is still alive and he wants him to die and that’s scary
The musical is great, the songs are wonderful and the acting is Outstanding. But the story is inaccurate. The brothers showed Jacob Joseph's shirt dipped in blood, and he said, "An animal has devoured my son." He tore his clothes, put on a sack, and mourned for his son for a long time.The brothers tried to comfort him, but they did not succeed
Isn't this just Aidy Bryant as Ted Cruz?
Shortcomings
Too late. You lost
Man, when Andrew Lloyd Webber misfires, he really misfires. This song is utter crap. It sounds like something that should be on Hee-Haw.
. It’s meant to sound like that??
2:46