That was not the ending theme to Gumby. No, that was the ending theme to my childhood. The innocent wonderment that came from watching, nay experiencing each golden show that drew you in to another world just for a bit, quite honestly making you feel like "Wow, I can do anything I want to!" Imprinting that little bit of magic into each and every kid's life. Ah, the golden age of shows for the young, it was a marvelous thing, and just hearing this tune displaces me back to that time.
This song really brings back some odd emotions for me. I remember this being in syndication on Nickelodeon back in 2000 and watching it a lot when I was home sick or off from school. I was 12 at the time and my grandfather had died in April of that year. While at his viewing, I remember standing in the funeral parlor alone by myself and this song kept going through my head. Not sure why that was going through my head at that particular moment, but it always makes me think back on that day and my grandfathers passing. The song is strangely moving to me emotionally which is hard to explain. Thanks for the upload!
I completely understand. I saw it in late 80s early 90s and the Gumby show was the last kids show in the afternoons, and I don't know if it was because my parents had just divorced or what, but everyday it felt like a goodbye, it's the moment I would turn off the TV and felt that exact sadness you can't explain.
@@Youfan420 No, we never watched it together. He had passed away of cancer and I felt both very confused and sad at the time. I didn’t know how to process through my feelings and my family was so consumed by grief themselves, I never got the chance to process through my own grief with them. I hold no resentment towards them at all, I understand it was tough on all of us. I think during that moment at his funeral, this song just popped into my head and helped me to forget about all the sadness and grief surrounding my grandfathers death. I think the song was a means for me to escape and for a while, not have think about how he was gone. I guess that’s why this song is so strongly tied to my memory of that day.
I think the reason this sounds so nostalgic to a lot of people is that, on top of it being rather somber, it also kind of sounds like its using a SNES sound chip? So it kind of has a double nostalgia feel to it.
13 years later I come to say the exact same thing!!😂😂 Now that I know it wasn't just me, I feel a whole lot better😂😂 hopefully you are still with us brother
@@NAI917RAH awesome! Love it!!!! Sometimes when I search for something that hits me right in the nostalgia And I go to the comments and I see they are more than 5 years old, I wonder should I comment? Is this person even still with us? But the fact that 13 years ago you said something that I did 35 years ago And remembered today is just A reminder of why UA-cam is the best thing in the world and growing up in the '90s Much love from Kansas City via Tulsa, Oklahoma
When the Dreamcast was booting up with all the logos, the shenmue menu comes up. I had such strong nostalgia I thought I was going to have a seizure! Lol I have epilepsy! Lol
HOLY SHIT I KNEW I WASNT DREAMING THIS MUSIC...for the last 20 years I had this tune stuck in my head and always wondered where I heard it. Thank you finally.
If you went out your way to randomly look this up, it's because you were trying to confirm the tune that has been in your head for the last 2 decades. 😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣
mannysaurus19 I got emotional everytime I heard this end theme. Thankfully, another Lorimar-produced series that aired in the 1988-'89 season called "Fun House" cheered me right up two minutes later.
this is literary bringing tears to my eyes....i been searching for this for so many years, hearing this brings back so many happy childhood memories...crazdayz thank you...thank you for uploading this, letting me relive a childhood moment, and reminding me that my childhood cartoons and Saturday morning cartoons are way better then what they're showing now. i can't stop listening to it....oh god....thank you ^_^
I used to watch this every morning before school. On WGN Chicago. And I always felt sad when this music and end credits came on because it meant it was time to face the nightmare of junior high school. Now when i see and hear this, I just wish it was 1988 again.
im from chicago too and watched this on channel 9 like real early in the morning . you member sucking on those flintstone kids vitamins instead of chewing them and it would start to taste like weird minerals
OMG!! Sorry for the post bump but I have spent probably 10 years trying to remember what channel Gumby was on when I was growing up in Dallas. The second I read "WGN Chicago", BAM!; a eureka moment had occurred. As did a reminder that Bozo the Clown also aired on WGN. These "superstations" were amazing because it kinda felt like I got to see what was going on in someone else's town...
I whole-heartedly agree. It brings back a time where things were simple and we still had our innocence. Where good always won and evil was defeated. These were our halycon days.
Reminds me of a simpler time when I’d watch Gumby in the afternoon after school while my great grandma Opal was making pot pies in the kitchen. Miss you Grandma!
When i was a kid Gumby would come on at like 5 am on Cartoon Network. Id get up early to go to Daycare on weekdays and be the first one up weekends. Itd always be there. Something about this music actually makes me feel good.
I've been whistling this for the last couple of weeks and randomly at work remembered where it came from. Scary the things we remember from our childhood. lol.
It took me years before I found this and uploaded it...UA-cam never had it and I had been for this song before it was youtube and was owned by google...so Im happy I found it and everybody enjoys it as much as me :)
awwww yeaaaa, crazdayz!! THANK YOU....THANK YOU for posting this!! WOW!! The 1988 version of the closing credits....I was 12 years strong at the time. And you know what's interesting? I was not the biggest Gumby fan, but I LOVED this closing theme. 1988 was 4 years after I started collecting soundtracks to movies or television shows. So, I was really big on composers at that time. Not much has changed. But man oh man, I never thought THIS would be on youtube. But then again, what can you NOT find on youtube, right? There's a lot of discomforting things you find online. But THIS reminds me of how fortunate we all are to have these internet pleasures to share or re-live. I've read many of the comments below. And I'll have to agree, the song gets me emotional as well....mainly because it reminds me of such good times!! Well.....good times can come back....they can definitely repeat. There are some great parts of our human history that cycle back in new forms. And I think as an artist myself, I'm going to try to create stuff that has this effect. Not necessarily to do remakes, but to just recreate the same joyful feelings. Simply because it puts smiles on people's faces from age 4 all the way up to their adulthood. Cheers to everyone for sharing good memories! thanks again!!
Hey, thanks for putting this up. For probably three years now, whenever I've run into a UA-cam video from the 1988 series, I've always requested the person to put these credits up because I always loved this melancholy bit of music, but none of them ever responded. But now...well, the mighty UA-cam unearths yet another obscurity. I was a weird little kid. For some reason I used to imagine the "Frances" books by Lillian Hoban were a TV series, and in my mind, I used this as its ending theme.
My 4 yo daughter didn't care about the show, she'd be playing away with the TV on in the background, but when this song came on, it was tears, sobs, and a horrified look on her face. Very strange music. Haunting. I see others say it makes them cry - don't assume nostalgia, it's creepy af. Love Pinky
They didn't credit any of the voice actors in this for some odd reason. In the 80s episodes, Dallas McKennon voiced Gumby, Professor Kapp, Denali and various others (and he also served as the vocal coach.) Art Clokey voiced Pokey, Prickle, Gumbo and others. Gloria Clokey was Goo, Janet McDuff was Mrs. Gumba, and Holly Harman was Minga.
It's June 2024. If you are still looking up the ending theme song to Gumby you'll probably cried when it ended just like I did. Cuz why else in the world would you be just randomly searching for this?
This reminds me of being small. It's bittersweet because the last time I heard it I was a child. And I can sort of feel that magic for a half second then it's gone.
When I hear this, i picture an animated sequence; to understand this, you need to watch the pilots they made for other shows (only to be told to make more "Gumby Adventures"). The first half is Pokey on the Clarinet, Rodgy the bird on Tuba, and joined by Prickle on Trumpet; in the second half, Henry plays the violin as Goo plays the syntheciser. I would like to see that animated.
Wow. I can't believe I'd find this. When I was younger, I used to be afraid to sleep in my room with the lights off, so I'd sleep on the couch with the TV on all night. However, I had a bad habit of waking up JUST when Gumby's credits were rolling. I'd always hide my head under the pillow, because not only did I hate the music, I was always scared by the Rankin-Bass/Lorimar Telepictures "comets" logo! And I never seemed to be able to find the remote in enough time to change the channel. Whew...
I think the songwriter’s intent was to make children preemptively mourn their lost innocence, and simultaneously realize, contemplate, and accept their own mortality.
I remember when I first heard this. I was about 4 or 5 and my pet turtle had died. After I buried it in the back yard I came in the house and this was playing on the tv. Tears were still coming from my eyes.
I used to remember when I watched gumby, I was 3 or 4, the ending credits theme will be playing in my head till this day because I remember Thundercats will come on right after the Gumby show. I miss my childhood memories. :(
no....OreosMyBaby08....you are not alone...just listening to this one song brought back sweet and wonderful memories of my childhood, when the no t.v. punishment actually meant something serious for kids. not to mention gumby is the one show a lot of kids loved, who couldn't sled a tear for this song....i say again...you are not alone ^_^
My sister (Jillian) and I love this show so much! She saw this show first before I came along. Watching this show brings me back memories. I wish this show would be back on tv again so I can watch it again....and so does Jillian. 🙂
This song is just one of those to make an excellent tribute to these people: Robin Williams, Micheal Jackson, Christine Cavanaugh, Mel Blanc, Gary Owens, Leonard Nimoy, Steve Irwin, Dom Deluise, Bob Hoskins, Jim Henson, Shirley Temple, Walt Disney, Louis Armstrong, William Hanna, Joseph Barbera, Casey Kasem, Wayne Allwine, Don Messick, Judith Barsi, Whitney Houston, Richard Attenborough, Dickie Jones, Jim Croce, Barry White, Bernie Mac, Billy Mays, Bill Scott, Chuck Jones, Neil Armstrong, Mickey Rooney, John Lennon, Selena, Ninento President Satoru Iwata, Howard Morris , William Windom, Lee Thompson Young, Jerry Dexter , Danny Wells, Lucille Bliss, Ernest Borgnine, Alice Playten, Captain Lou Albano, Marty Ingels', Natalie Cole, Rodney Dangerfield, James Avery, Rod Taylor, Norman Bridwell, Lorenzo Music, Dwayne Mcduffie, Dana Hill, Roberto Gomez Bolanos, John Stephenson, Steve Viksten, Barrie Ingham, Brian Bedford, Wes Craven, Daniel Kyre, Yvonne Joyce Craig, Deem Bristow, Chikao Ohtsuka, Ross Bagdasarian Sr., Lee Thompson Young, and just recently Joe Alaskey, Legend of Rock PRINCE, Alan Young, Jack Riley, C. Martin Croker, Issac Hayes, Alan Rickman, Chris Farley, Carrie Fisher, & Ronnie James.
+Colin Mulder Only thing we can do is just grit ourbteeth n keep moving forward using there messages n entertainment they left behind to keep us going.
Back in the early 90's, i watched it on Nickelodeon, along with 'Flipper' and 'Looney Tunes.' The last time i saw this on Cartoon Network US, it was early 2002. It usually comes on at half past 4 A.M., between '2 Stupid Dogs' and 'Acme Hour.'
for some reason, this used to make me cry when I was a little girl. Now I'm twenty and saw it for the first time in YEARS, and I got a little choked up again. Hello childhood. I wondered where you went
I only faintly remember parts of this song from when I was really young and staying up too late watching cartoons. Gumby would only come on once in a while and it was the strangest show to me.
I used to watch Gumby so much back when I was a kid, and now I'm 22... Damn it's been such a long time since then. I loved the ending credits cuz of this song.
Wow, it's so funny how many people have been looking for this tune. I've been hunting it down since Napster started. I just got around to looking here on UA-cam.
It's like sad & happy at the same time. It's always made me fill weird. But I love the tune. I always wondered if it was ment for something else, like the opening credits, they chose something else, but didn't want to let the song go to waste
That was not the ending theme to Gumby. No, that was the ending theme to my childhood. The innocent wonderment that came from watching, nay experiencing each golden show that drew you in to another world just for a bit, quite honestly making you feel like "Wow, I can do anything I want to!" Imprinting that little bit of magic into each and every kid's life. Ah, the golden age of shows for the young, it was a marvelous thing, and just hearing this tune displaces me back to that time.
If you're an 80's and 90's kid. Like if you remember watching this on Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network.
This song nearly sent me into tears every morning when my kids left for school. Thanks for sharing it.
Me too
Must've been late 80s/early 90s. This used to be the last thing I saw and heard before getting on the school bus :)
This song really brings back some odd emotions for me. I remember this being in syndication on Nickelodeon back in 2000 and watching it a lot when I was home sick or off from school. I was 12 at the time and my grandfather had died in April of that year. While at his viewing, I remember standing in the funeral parlor alone by myself and this song kept going through my head. Not sure why that was going through my head at that particular moment, but it always makes me think back on that day and my grandfathers passing. The song is strangely moving to me emotionally which is hard to explain. Thanks for the upload!
I completely understand. I saw it in late 80s early 90s and the Gumby show was the last kids show in the afternoons, and I don't know if it was because my parents had just divorced or what, but everyday it felt like a goodbye, it's the moment I would turn off the TV and felt that exact sadness you can't explain.
Did you watch it with him and that's why maybe?
@@Youfan420 No, we never watched it together. He had passed away of cancer and I felt both very confused and sad at the time. I didn’t know how to process through my feelings and my family was so consumed by grief themselves, I never got the chance to process through my own grief with them. I hold no resentment towards them at all, I understand it was tough on all of us. I think during that moment at his funeral, this song just popped into my head and helped me to forget about all the sadness and grief surrounding my grandfathers death. I think the song was a means for me to escape and for a while, not have think about how he was gone. I guess that’s why this song is so strongly tied to my memory of that day.
That's cool, I mean certain things affect our thoughts.
I think the reason this sounds so nostalgic to a lot of people is that, on top of it being rather somber, it also kind of sounds like its using a SNES sound chip? So it kind of has a double nostalgia feel to it.
And I thought I was the only one who cried when the show ended. Love this song!
13 years later I come to say the exact same thing!!😂😂 Now that I know it wasn't just me, I feel a whole lot better😂😂 hopefully you are still with us brother
@@razalees Great comment! I’m still here. Just much older, lol.
@@NAI917RAH awesome! Love it!!!! Sometimes when I search for something that hits me right in the nostalgia And I go to the comments and I see they are more than 5 years old, I wonder should I comment? Is this person even still with us? But the fact that 13 years ago you said something that I did 35 years ago And remembered today is just A reminder of why UA-cam is the best thing in the world and growing up in the '90s
Much love from Kansas City via Tulsa, Oklahoma
@@razalees Right back at ya from Lincoln, Nebraska!
Has anyone ever been "nostalgically paralyzed" before?... I just was.
I had such strong nostalgia once, when I saw a video of the game shenmue on here, Dreamcast version.
When the Dreamcast was booting up with all the logos, the shenmue menu comes up. I had such strong nostalgia I thought I was going to have a seizure! Lol I have epilepsy! Lol
Yess ❗❗
Yes! It's so gratifying to hear that other people feel the exact same way about this music that I always did. Melancholy is exactly the word I'd use.
HOLY SHIT I KNEW I WASNT DREAMING THIS MUSIC...for the last 20 years I had this tune stuck in my head and always wondered where I heard it. Thank you finally.
Sounds like a snes rpg like the early final fantasy games
ME TOO YO!!! OMG
Man it's still stupid to this day that being part of the union my grandpa wasn't fully given credit as the voice of Gumby instead of "Voice Coach"
Your grandpa is THE DALLAS MCKINNON?!?
If you went out your way to randomly look this up, it's because you were trying to confirm the tune that has been in your head for the last 2 decades. 😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣
I'd start crying when an episode ended with these credit rolling. I was 5 years old, lol.
mannysaurus19 I got emotional everytime I heard this end theme. Thankfully, another Lorimar-produced series that aired in the 1988-'89 season called "Fun House" cheered me right up two minutes later.
Same thing same age
But then I’d get excited because I knew that Woody Woodpecker was coming on next.
me too man , me too
Same!!
this is literary bringing tears to my eyes....i been searching for this for so many years, hearing this brings back so many happy childhood memories...crazdayz thank you...thank you for uploading this, letting me relive a childhood moment, and reminding me that my childhood cartoons and Saturday morning cartoons are way better then what they're showing now. i can't stop listening to it....oh god....thank you ^_^
I feel like we are all marching towards their graves and saying goodbye to them.
Their*
@@apex_prey sorry
The opening and ending still touch my heart 😊
dont know why but hearing this song was always my favorite part of the show
I used to watch this every morning before school. On WGN Chicago. And I always felt sad when this music and end credits came on because it meant it was time to face the nightmare of junior high school. Now when i see and hear this, I just wish it was 1988 again.
im from chicago too and watched this on channel 9 like real early in the morning . you member sucking on those flintstone kids vitamins instead of chewing them and it would start to taste like weird minerals
OMG!! Sorry for the post bump but I have spent probably 10 years trying to remember what channel Gumby was on when I was growing up in Dallas. The second I read "WGN Chicago", BAM!; a eureka moment had occurred. As did a reminder that Bozo the Clown also aired on WGN. These "superstations" were amazing because it kinda felt like I got to see what was going on in someone else's town...
This is the song they play when you die.
Robert Wile This song, and the theme song to MASH.
@@jessicamichelle9762 That suicide is painless
It brings on many changes
And I can take or leave it if I please
@@frankriley6060 VERY funny...
More like ending theme of pandemic
I whole-heartedly agree. It brings back a time where things were simple and we still had our innocence. Where good always won and evil was defeated. These were our halycon days.
I love this music. It touched my heart as a kid and it still touches my heart today.
Reminds me of a simpler time when I’d watch Gumby in the afternoon after school while my great grandma Opal was making pot pies in the kitchen. Miss you Grandma!
This song is so beautiful it actually makes me cry
sounds like music from a snes rpg
Totally, same sound tools! If you ever heard the gumby adventures rock songs it sounds like SNES as well.
Travis Janot or should we say snes sounds like gumby lol.
*an
Sounds like something from ff2 for snes
Zelda!!
When i was a kid Gumby would come on at like 5 am on Cartoon Network. Id get up early to go to Daycare on weekdays and be the first one up weekends. Itd always be there. Something about this music actually makes me feel good.
This should be a victory theme of some sort. The Gumby ending theme sounds exactly like one.
Should be a*
@@apex_prey Thanks for pointing out that minor error.
I love this theme;it warms my heart. I remember watching this before Eureka's Castle!!
I haven't seen this since like 1995, but I still remember it almost note for note. Thank you for posting this!
I've been whistling this for the last couple of weeks and randomly at work remembered where it came from. Scary the things we remember from our childhood. lol.
This music should be a lullaby. It's so beautiful. :)
I was looking everywhere for the closing credits of the 1980s version of Gumby! Thank you for posting this! I haven't seen this since the 1990s!!!
I've been whistling this for almost 32 years and only just now I figured out what it is
It took me years before I found this and uploaded it...UA-cam never had it and I had been for this song before it was youtube and was owned by google...so Im happy I found it and everybody enjoys it as much as me :)
Thank you
awwww yeaaaa, crazdayz!! THANK YOU....THANK YOU for posting this!! WOW!! The 1988 version of the closing credits....I was 12 years strong at the time. And you know what's interesting? I was not the biggest Gumby fan, but I LOVED this closing theme. 1988 was 4 years after I started collecting soundtracks to movies or television shows. So, I was really big on composers at that time. Not much has changed. But man oh man, I never thought THIS would be on youtube. But then again, what can you NOT find on youtube, right? There's a lot of discomforting things you find online. But THIS reminds me of how fortunate we all are to have these internet pleasures to share or re-live. I've read many of the comments below. And I'll have to agree, the song gets me emotional as well....mainly because it reminds me of such good times!!
Well.....good times can come back....they can definitely repeat. There are some great parts of our human history that cycle back in new forms. And I think as an artist myself, I'm going to try to create stuff that has this effect. Not necessarily to do remakes, but to just recreate the same joyful feelings. Simply because it puts smiles on people's faces from age 4 all the way up to their adulthood. Cheers to everyone for sharing good memories!
thanks again!!
Hey, thanks for putting this up. For probably three years now, whenever I've run into a UA-cam video from the 1988 series, I've always requested the person to put these credits up because I always loved this melancholy bit of music, but none of them ever responded. But now...well, the mighty UA-cam unearths yet another obscurity.
I was a weird little kid. For some reason I used to imagine the "Frances" books by Lillian Hoban were a TV series, and in my mind, I used this as its ending theme.
This is what plays on the last day of high school
YES!!! After all these years I found it. Why didn't I think to look on youtube sooner? I always loved this song
Reminds me of the first final fantasy, when you meet the king. And show him the four crystals. Great memories
More like Zelda
What a lovely way to end a lovely show. This music is so peaceful
Tears? For what reason? This song was so depressing.
What's really strange is that the closing theme is almost completely different from the opening theme.
My 4 yo daughter didn't care about the show, she'd be playing away with the TV on in the background, but when this song came on, it was tears, sobs, and a horrified look on her face. Very strange music. Haunting. I see others say it makes them cry - don't assume nostalgia, it's creepy af. Love Pinky
They didn't credit any of the voice actors in this for some odd reason. In the 80s episodes, Dallas McKennon voiced Gumby, Professor Kapp, Denali and various others (and he also served as the vocal coach.) Art Clokey voiced Pokey, Prickle, Gumbo and others. Gloria Clokey was Goo, Janet McDuff was Mrs. Gumba, and Holly Harman was Minga.
It's June 2024. If you are still looking up the ending theme song to Gumby you'll probably cried when it ended just like I did. Cuz why else in the world would you be just randomly searching for this?
This reminds me of being small. It's bittersweet because the last time I heard it I was a child. And I can sort of feel that magic for a half second then it's gone.
some of the best ending music to a show
what makes me cry listening to this after all these years brings back memories sitting with my mom watching gumby r.I.p mom I love you
I love this music remember my childhood days 1990.
When I hear this, i picture an animated sequence; to understand this, you need to watch the pilots they made for other shows (only to be told to make more "Gumby Adventures"). The first half is Pokey on the Clarinet, Rodgy the bird on Tuba, and joined by Prickle on Trumpet; in the second half, Henry plays the violin as Goo plays the syntheciser. I would like to see that animated.
HAPPY 60th ANNIVERSARY, GUMBY!!!!
Wow. I can't believe I'd find this. When I was younger, I used to be afraid to sleep in my room with the lights off, so I'd sleep on the couch with the TV on all night. However, I had a bad habit of waking up JUST when Gumby's credits were rolling. I'd always hide my head under the pillow, because not only did I hate the music, I was always scared by the Rankin-Bass/Lorimar Telepictures "comets" logo! And I never seemed to be able to find the remote in enough time to change the channel. Whew...
I think the songwriter’s intent was to make children preemptively mourn their lost innocence, and simultaneously realize, contemplate, and accept their own mortality.
This is the equivalent of playing on a church's playground, then being called into the church...for a funeral to begin.
What nice memories this brings back. For me, mainly summer 1995 until the next summer.
I remember when I first heard this. I was about 4 or 5 and my pet turtle had died. After I buried it in the back yard I came in the house and this was playing on the tv. Tears were still coming from my eyes.
I’m sorry pal 😭
Summer of 1993, twelve years old, I miss it.
I used to remember when I watched gumby, I was 3 or 4, the ending credits theme will be playing in my head till this day because I remember Thundercats will come on right after the Gumby show. I miss my childhood memories.
:(
I have always loved this song! I thought it was just me! It brings back so many childhood memories.
no....OreosMyBaby08....you are not alone...just listening to this one song brought back sweet and wonderful memories of my childhood, when the no t.v. punishment actually meant something serious for kids. not to mention gumby is the one show a lot of kids loved, who couldn't sled a tear for this song....i say again...you are not alone ^_^
god i miss gumby so emotional listening to this love you gumby much love
I don't think I'll ever understand why they chose this slow pace music to be played during the end credits.
its legendary though
it's hard fighting back the tears man.
This brings me back to when I was in the 6th grade and I watched this when I was out of school for a whole week due to pneumonia.
This song is so perfect for ending a video game based on Gumby. Love this song that much!
Look Kinda like Final Fantasy
Or Zelda
I would always the catch the end of Gumby before I would leave for school. This song still gets stuck in my head to this day.
Ahh, I remember watching this in the extreme early 90s. Good memories.
Pay attention to this. These were the most talented people in history
Afternoons at 2 PM in the 90s
This song made me cry when I was a baby
This song kind of sounds like a lost level from Zelda 3 for the SNES.
My sister (Jillian) and I love this show so much! She saw this show first before I came along. Watching this show brings me back memories. I wish this show would be back on tv again so I can watch it again....and so does Jillian. 🙂
Carson Rensch Tell Jillian I said hi.
This song is just one of those to make an excellent tribute to these people:
Robin Williams, Micheal Jackson, Christine Cavanaugh, Mel Blanc, Gary Owens, Leonard Nimoy, Steve Irwin, Dom Deluise, Bob Hoskins, Jim Henson, Shirley Temple, Walt Disney, Louis Armstrong, William Hanna, Joseph Barbera, Casey Kasem, Wayne Allwine, Don Messick, Judith Barsi, Whitney Houston, Richard Attenborough, Dickie Jones, Jim Croce, Barry White, Bernie Mac, Billy Mays, Bill Scott, Chuck Jones, Neil Armstrong, Mickey Rooney, John Lennon, Selena, Ninento President Satoru Iwata, Howard Morris , William Windom, Lee Thompson Young, Jerry Dexter , Danny Wells, Lucille Bliss, Ernest Borgnine, Alice Playten, Captain Lou Albano, Marty Ingels', Natalie Cole, Rodney Dangerfield, James Avery, Rod Taylor, Norman Bridwell, Lorenzo Music, Dwayne Mcduffie, Dana Hill, Roberto Gomez Bolanos, John Stephenson, Steve Viksten, Barrie Ingham, Brian Bedford, Wes Craven, Daniel Kyre, Yvonne Joyce Craig, Deem Bristow, Chikao Ohtsuka, Ross Bagdasarian Sr., Lee Thompson Young, and just recently Joe Alaskey, Legend of Rock PRINCE, Alan Young, Jack Riley, C. Martin Croker, Issac Hayes, Alan Rickman, Chris Farley, Carrie Fisher, & Ronnie James.
wow we did lose ALOT of legends who helped make r childhood memorable. Sucks getting old sometimes.
@112603743303991452061 Amen to that brother, you're not alone.
+Colin Mulder Only thing we can do is just grit ourbteeth n keep moving forward using there messages n entertainment they left behind to keep us going.
@112603743303991452061 Amen to that once again.
This song is perfect to remember Art Clokey by...
Back in the early 90's, i watched it on Nickelodeon,
along with 'Flipper' and 'Looney Tunes.'
The last time i saw this on Cartoon Network US, it was early 2002.
It usually comes on at half past 4 A.M.,
between '2 Stupid Dogs' and 'Acme Hour.'
This song only meant Gumby was finished. I used to hate that and it would make me sad.
Every time I hear this theme, I can't help myself to always link this theme to either a World Map or Castle Theme of a RPG.
Or the intro to certain parts of final fantasy games like the first 2
In game not the main menu music lol
for some reason, this used to make me cry when I was a little girl. Now I'm twenty and saw it for the first time in YEARS, and I got a little choked up again. Hello childhood. I wondered where you went
R.I.P. June Foray (1918-2013) You Voiced Both, Gumby & Minga!
I only faintly remember parts of this song from when I was really young and staying up too late watching cartoons. Gumby would only come on once in a while and it was the strangest show to me.
This song brings me back memories when I was in the after school program. I would sit and watch Gumby.
Wow! Props to you, crazdayz. I remember hearing this for the first time and was blown away at how beautiful this song is.
I've never seen so many emotions attached to an end credits before. Very neat.
I used to watch Gumby so much back when I was a kid, and now I'm 22... Damn it's been such a long time since then. I loved the ending credits cuz of this song.
RIP Art and Gloria Clokey.
Thank U Art Clokey for creating such a madgnificent charactor.
I'll miss U
This music always reminds me of those Final Fantasy games especially Part 2 for SNES
This song sounds like a mix of Halloween and Hanukkah. I think it should be called Hallowanukkah LOL!
Just coming to add the same comment that yes this always makes me cry , I want it played at my funeral service
God bless Gumby!!
Makes me think of a character celebrating Halloween and Hanukkah mixed.
Whenever I was young I always wondered why the background wasn't green for Gumby. lol
Wow.
1988.
I remember THAT year!
*nostalgias*
This stop-motion cartoon has the same color background end credits as Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas (1966).
I remember this ending theme...it doesn't sound sad to me.
Ahhh the sweet childhood memories
The ending theme to Gumby makes me think of a mix of Halloween and Hanukkah. It’s now called Hallowanukkah
Wow, it's so funny how many people have been looking for this tune. I've been hunting it down since Napster started. I just got around to looking here on UA-cam.
It's like sad & happy at the same time. It's always made me fill weird. But I love the tune. I always wondered if it was ment for something else, like the opening credits, they chose something else, but didn't want to let the song go to waste
I like how the music goes from 0:28 - 0:47.
I definitely remember this. Very touching :)
Such awesome ending music
I used to think this 51s lastest 2m, seemed long then, but it was all in my head