Golden Dream question

[Dr. Know]

I'm trying to figure out how many versions exist of The American Adventure's closing song Golden Dream. Can anyone confirm the following for me?

1982 version runs 3:25
1992 version runs 3:48
1999 version runs 3:50 (same vocals, diff. orchestration from '92 version)? Is this correct, or are 92 and 99 versions identical?
Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln version runs 2:58 (taken from 1982 Epcot score)

Help, anyone?

 

[GrizzlyHall]

Remember that on the Official Albums, the song cuts after the landing on the moon to the REPRISE of Golden Dream (the final sounds in the entire show) - cutting off the entire rest of the song.

I STRONGLY wish that on a future Official Album, the entire version of Golden Dream, the background to Twain and Franklin, then the entire reprise can be put as one track.

I even more hope that we can hear the sound effects (i.e. Tinkerbell on Walt Disney, the bugle, the drums during the JFK speech, and the "Olympics" trumpet towards the end) - these really add!!

 

[Progressland]

If you don't care whether it's played in a theme park or not, there's another version on a CD called "America: The Golden Dream" (1996 Delos release). From the liner notes:

1. Golden Dream (3:05)
Words by Randy Bright, Music by Bob Moline
Choir and Piano Arrangement by Don Muller
Instrumental arrangement by Martin Kierszenbaum

-Jason

 

[Mike Frezon]

There's also the version by "Derric Johnson's The Liberty Voices" on "Acappella Americana" (1992 -- Clydesdale and Associates Records). This is the Voices of Liberty's "other" name. This CD is usually available in the giftshop outside The American Adventure. This track is 3:27.