Outside of singing "summertime: during the actual musical - when the role is played by an African American women - I fail to see the significance of the race of the person singing it during any other situation. The composer is not African American, and that did not disqualify him from creating this beautiful song.
@LadyBlueFeather Sorry, something happened when I uploaded the video and it ended up in mono.... It makes me angry now to try to upload it again because I will lose all the hits... I might upload it again anyway.
@h3adcrabbio Not true. It was BASED off a Ukrainian lullaby, but it was actually written to chronicle the struggles of black people as opposed to white people. Its mean to be sung by a black woman, she is supposedly singing to a white child describing his life to him....
@OoOBexxOoO I'm fairly sure it's the original key. I can't remember if this is the original or the version that's a semitone higher. Singers such as Ella Fitzgerald made the song famous in a much lower key but it was originally written for sopranos.
this is 4 u wee rosie posie our wonderful mum taken from us on 12th june 2010.heaven will b a such a lovely place with u in it.have fun with dad & the rest of the gang.luv & miss u always n 4ever.till we meet again.
For the record, the music for this song (& the whole opera) is by George Gershwin and the lyrics are by Ira Gershwin, based on the book "Porgy" by Dubose & Dorothy Heyward.
Thanks for posting this. It is one of my favorites. I needed to escape today and found this, one of my favorites. It gives me chills. Those who have never heard it are certainly the losers.
@frizelmac2 Lovely, but also listen to a couple of different interpretation, one by Charlie Parker on sax, and the other by the Geroge Benson Quartet from the late 60s
Thank you for posting, I was searching for a classical version of this song, this is beautiful. Her last note was really perfect, it takes great skill to do it that way. Also check out Liza Sobel, a teenage soprano, she recently uploaded this song too.
i think some of the most beautiful music coms from the time when musical theatre and opera crossed paths, this is definitely an example. ( : Gershwin is an opera lord xD
george g....a jewish kid from brooklyn became the greatest writer of music in history, from pop to classical to jazz, and he didn't even live that long, how does one human being have so much talent?
Yeah Dizfunky what instrument do you play because I think we go to the same school because we play this song and two others that are A little Ragtime and House of the rising sun. I just heard this song by Charlie Parker and the Sax solo is amazing.
Hey Dizfunky what instrument do you play because I think were in the same band. are the other two song "A Little Ragtime", and "House of the Rising Sun"
One of my best friends also did this song she was amazing!!! Not with an orchestra but like piano accomp!! She did an amazing bend at the end!! and this lady is amazing!!!! I LUV OPREA !!!! GO GEORGE GERSHWIN!!!
Love Gershwin and all his songs. This song is particularly haunting in a way. Also, to correct - this song was composed and written in 1934 with a private performance in 1935 at Carnegie Hall. By 1936 it was a big hit.
oh damn I have to do this for a singing competition at school! My version of the high B leans more to the screaming side of things than the singing...hmm...
This is indeed wonderful, and was awarded the best [number 1] song in the 20th century. But I would be remiss if I left out that I believe "Bess, you is my Woman" is even better. It's also from Porgy & Bess. Tell me if I'm not right !! I double dare you. Triple dare !!! The rhythms are incredible !!!!
I love the opera and many of the songs are incredible, but I disagree. Summertime is the best song ever written, and no one can deny that the instrumentation is totally genius.
well... i love bach more than any other composers... but i think comparing any of them is just useless, as each composer has his own uniqueness and beauty
Totally disagree. These are my personal favorites in no particular order. Schubert, Ravel, Ives, Rachmaninoff, and I guess I'll give you Beethoven for his "Emperor Concerto". Also Mahler. I realize that I am biased but I don't think you can say one composer is great and another not since it is pretty much all personal preference. Sure some might be more important historically and because of their musical developments, but you can't just make a broad statement about greatness like that.
You are a pianist but didn't include Franz Lizst? We learned about all these guys this year in my Understanding Music class that I had to take...it wasn't that bad of a class actually.
If this is the original version, there is a few things wrong with the disc we have to listen to in school... but if it's not... yeah. ^^ My teacher got me hooked on this song, and I'm not really a big fan of opera, so this is good! Her voice is nice, and the instruments play well, but I don't really know how to criticize this because I don't know much... so my opinion doesn't count? I now love this song, and can't get enough of it. ^^ Thanks for putting this up.
Gershwin was a popular composer who wrote some classical pieces, such as Rhapsody in Blue. He also wrote "I Got Rhythm" and "Someone to Watch Over Me," and "Liza" and "Fascinating Rhythm" and a thousand other songs.
that sounded bautiful...i'm studying some of geor gershwin's works and my friend has to sing this voice and it will be extremely difficult as it is totally out of her comfort zone...."'m singing nice work if you can getit"
agh, i'm sort of dissappointed, only cuz it's not in the same key as i've heard it in. I recordings of Kathleen Battle and Renee Fleming doing this in b minor, and it sounds absolutely awesome! I mean don't get me wrong, Cecily Nall is fantastic, but this just isn't truly a "soprano" performance! idk maybe i'm just being stupid and way too picky!lol
umm personally i believe ella fitz can sing much better because she has some real soul ... she can relate to the lyrics where as this woman obviously has never had to struggle because of racial issues.
she did wonderfully but i dont think you should be comparing her to ellas fitz. because they are two different singers with different styles.
how blessed she is to have such a fantastic voice. while i do prefer the bluesier version of this, she does a fantastic job of the original version. cheers!
sublime!
elyoda12 1 month ago
George would have liked this rendition.
schallrd1 2 months ago
Emozioni del tempo perduto...
16081935 4 months ago
That lady lit that up like the fourth of July- sing mama!
uplift56 6 months ago
Outside of singing "summertime: during the actual musical - when the role is played by an African American women - I fail to see the significance of the race of the person singing it during any other situation. The composer is not African American, and that did not disqualify him from creating this beautiful song.
GhostOnTheWind 6 months ago
WOW! Terrific. Gershwin was a genius. His music is "one of kind" and can never be duplicated.
archer641 7 months ago
I love playing this on the clarinet! I can't help but sway when I play and listen to this master piece.
flopsterj 8 months ago
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somedayfc 8 months ago
Who is the singer?
MaxB6851 9 months ago
@MaxB6851 Cecily Nall, soprano
efrainamaya 9 months ago 2
@efrainamayaBeautifulsingersheis
nubapowner5000 8 months ago
109 people obviously like it when it rains...
MaxThomas01 9 months ago
Wish I could Sing that High :)
MrDevonpianochris 10 months ago
mono?
LadyBlueFeather 11 months ago
@LadyBlueFeather Sorry, something happened when I uploaded the video and it ended up in mono.... It makes me angry now to try to upload it again because I will lose all the hits... I might upload it again anyway.
efrainamaya 9 months ago
Protip: Originally a ukrainian lullaby.
h3adcrabbio 11 months ago
@h3adcrabbio Not true. It was BASED off a Ukrainian lullaby, but it was actually written to chronicle the struggles of black people as opposed to white people. Its mean to be sung by a black woman, she is supposedly singing to a white child describing his life to him....
rikahs19 9 months ago
Never heard it being sang so unnaturally high but it sounds awesome!!
nothingbutrandomhere 1 year ago
utterly beautiful, genius ... brings me to tears!
natalierosen 1 year ago
What say ? Just .... wonderfull !
alpha0548 1 year ago
fantastic voice
fabfourgroupie 1 year ago
it's really beautiful! But is it acutally in the original key?
OoOBexxOoO 1 year ago
@OoOBexxOoO I'm fairly sure it's the original key. I can't remember if this is the original or the version that's a semitone higher. Singers such as Ella Fitzgerald made the song famous in a much lower key but it was originally written for sopranos.
apercrumbie 1 year ago
@OoOBexxOoO yeah original key of E :)
MaxThomas01 9 months ago
Q: 'How many female singers does it take to sing ''Summertime''?'
A: 'All of them - apparently'
Tommyfazz 1 year ago 6
Wow!
mariomarinato 1 year ago
Expecting this to be stereo... To go with Oreo.
mrwickwiz23 1 year ago
@mrwickwiz23 Sorry.. I don't know what happened but YouTube loaded only one track!
efrainamaya 1 year ago
Great !! Thank you. (Right up there with Janis Joplin and Susan Boyle.)
richxl7 1 year ago
A performance like this deserves better applause! thanks for sharing!
Thorneycroft1937 1 year ago 2
WOW what a voice
juliabegulia 1 year ago
les 2 versions sont excellentes (celle-ci et celle de Ella Fitzgerald)
0101Marion 1 year ago
One of the most gorgeous melodies ever written. It never "wears out".
JoshuaTaylor 1 year ago 4
this is 4 u wee rosie posie our wonderful mum taken from us on 12th june 2010.heaven will b a such a lovely place with u in it.have fun with dad & the rest of the gang.luv & miss u always n 4ever.till we meet again.
thomas,claire,ryan,jay&cara.
TommyHaggarty 1 year ago
A star is or should be born; one of the best versions bar none! time to add Ms. Nall to Wikipedia. Bravo!
grenadian11 1 year ago
Lovely.
For the record, the music for this song (& the whole opera) is by George Gershwin and the lyrics are by Ira Gershwin, based on the book "Porgy" by Dubose & Dorothy Heyward.
WildeNotesMusic 1 year ago
sounds just like sublime
bcrich52 1 year ago
@bcrich52
Yup.... Bradley knew his shit.... I miss him....
idiotboy172 1 year ago
@bcrich52
this is where they got it from...
googenshlagen 1 year ago
so great
MrTwinTowers 1 year ago
What a great marvelous singer. Just can't find other songs sung by her on Youtube. What a pity!
oilcraze 1 year ago
Готов слушать бесконечно. Шедевр.
sil2417 1 year ago
excellent
LukewarmKoolaid 1 year ago
Thanks for posting this. It is one of my favorites. I needed to escape today and found this, one of my favorites. It gives me chills. Those who have never heard it are certainly the losers.
kay52022 1 year ago
Helluva lot better than that insufferable BEyoncé and other nonsense
XE1GXG 1 year ago 12
Beautifully played, beautifully sung .... chills
mazbev1 1 year ago
this is a true and pure version of this song with a spectacular voice
doing the song justice
frizelmac2 1 year ago
@frizelmac2 Lovely, but also listen to a couple of different interpretation, one by Charlie Parker on sax, and the other by the Geroge Benson Quartet from the late 60s
GETTINGYOUNGERONE 1 year ago
30's ♥
Mysterio13410 1 year ago
ES UNA JOYA!
jorgebodila 1 year ago
i will sing this song next week :)
kisslittlesunshines 1 year ago
Though beautiful, I must confess I prefer the jazz version with the non soprano voice.
galenatt 1 year ago 4
This sends chills up and down my spine. Wonderfu, absolutely electrifying.
wavygravynet 2 years ago 7
just can't be a better version
ecrowders 2 years ago 2
this is the original? Omg , this is sooo hard to sing!
PressCtrlG 2 years ago 5
It is really hard to sing...the whole song is in your upper register!
fizzypepsi 1 year ago
Thank you for posting, I was searching for a classical version of this song, this is beautiful. Her last note was really perfect, it takes great skill to do it that way. Also check out Liza Sobel, a teenage soprano, she recently uploaded this song too.
west07626 2 years ago 7
i think some of the most beautiful music coms from the time when musical theatre and opera crossed paths, this is definitely an example. ( : Gershwin is an opera lord xD
AnnieLives 2 years ago 58
well said
otheusrex 2 years ago
@AnnieLives
I agree. I like the fact the opera, operetta, and musical theater are immediate neighbors on the musical spectrum.
I see no need to reject the one merely because I like the other.
Bernstein's "West Side Story" could also be placed in the same crossover category
thechinadesk 8 months ago
whoa this is tite. weird how sublime covered this song
NateisTrippin 2 years ago
Tres bien chanté, en version originelle. En si meneur,
joanabanyeres 2 years ago
qué hermosa versión
Artemanopum 2 years ago
Is this the original B minor? Or a? x
RainbowRatatouille 2 years ago
This version is in a minor. Both are available for rental.
efrainamaya 2 years ago
The original is in b minor!
efrainamaya 2 years ago
Actually in the score Clara sings it in b minor and then Bess sings it in a minor.... since they're both in the score wouldn't they BOTH be original?
highlyaddictiv1 1 year ago
@highlyaddictiv1
Sure thing! I guess I was talking of the soprano. Hers is in b minor.
efrainamaya 1 year ago
@efrainamaya for rental ?
622KV 1 year ago
@622KV
The score and parts are rented out by the publisher for performances! That's what I mean when I say for rental!
efrainamaya 1 year ago
@efrainamaya wow sweet, how does that work, you just write them ?
622KV 1 year ago
...she's singing it down a step...oh well.
armageddonff 2 years ago
is this the 1st version of the song? i love it
Nerced 2 years ago
lovely, just lovely. i am totally singing this song:)
singingatUMich2013 2 years ago 3
That sounded nice. MOre Gershwin. I had a dream and his name was mentioned. I'm a producer, so...
Benson and Tonic Productions
nblfyb 2 years ago
wunderschön
koliodimitrov 2 years ago 2
We're playing an arrangement of Summertime in jazz band this year.
dhstrombone 2 years ago 3
we are too!
Faerie113 2 years ago
Haha, same here, dhstrombone. I play trombone, and I would assume the same goes for you! :P
TheGilmer 2 years ago
george g....a jewish kid from brooklyn became the greatest writer of music in history, from pop to classical to jazz, and he didn't even live that long, how does one human being have so much talent?
beriflor 2 years ago 4
Great job!
KissesFromHeaven07 2 years ago
Yeah Dizfunky what instrument do you play because I think we go to the same school because we play this song and two others that are A little Ragtime and House of the rising sun. I just heard this song by Charlie Parker and the Sax solo is amazing.
Josh21994 2 years ago
September 26, 1898 July 11, 1937
111 years from today one of the biggest composers was born
...And the livin' is easy...
TheLilyvonshtupp 2 years ago
amazig...... now i got a lot of innsperation, THANKS :D
Sara92DD 2 years ago
We are playing an arrangement of Porgy and Bess for marching band this year. Part of this is in it =)
Dizfunky 2 years ago
Hey Dizfunky what instrument do you play because I think were in the same band. are the other two song "A Little Ragtime", and "House of the Rising Sun"
Josh21994 2 years ago
My marching band is doing Rhapsody in Blue.
mechanite 2 years ago
One of my best friends also did this song she was amazing!!! Not with an orchestra but like piano accomp!! She did an amazing bend at the end!! and this lady is amazing!!!! I LUV OPREA !!!! GO GEORGE GERSHWIN!!!
freakyretriever 2 years ago
Wow, beautiful!
SawyersSexy 2 years ago
Amazing!!
username14657 2 years ago
Oh lord,when is the next coming of another genius such as the beloved George Gershwin!!!!!
paulostroff99 2 years ago 6
I love every version of this song. I don't think it can be ruined, but this version is one of the best!
pscripter 2 years ago 3
oo my Good
I can't believe on her voice .... !
summertime is one of the best song. ever : D
shitxpark 2 years ago 2
my mom used to sing this to me when i was little...its been years since i last heard it all. it brings back a lot of good memories.
thewindsofsong 2 years ago 66
@thewindsofsong My mom too! I have a lot of love for this song because it reminds me of my lovely mother! I love her so much. Hehe <3
OpalEl 1 year ago
@thewindsofsong did she die
TheHumanAgenda 9 months ago
Sublime did a loose cover of this song (Doin' Time), but I would like to do a full, punk rock cover of this song.
ClubComix 2 years ago 3
Love Gershwin and all his songs. Summertime was written in 1934 and privately performed in 1935 before becoming a huge success.
GeminiNightOwl 2 years ago
Love Gershwin and all his songs. This song is particularly haunting in a way. Also, to correct - this song was composed and written in 1934 with a private performance in 1935 at Carnegie Hall. By 1936 it was a big hit.
GeminiNightOwl 2 years ago
oh damn I have to do this for a singing competition at school! My version of the high B leans more to the screaming side of things than the singing...hmm...
blueeyedwhatsit 2 years ago
The most beautiful song in the world! Gershwin? A genius!
dana299 2 years ago 4
DOUBLE DITTO on the most BEAUTIFUL SONG EVER WRITTEN IN THE WORLD! I love Gershwin for this song.
pscripter 2 years ago
why hear only the right channel??
atmeneti2 2 years ago
You know I don't know why is doing that! It might have been when we uploaded the file ... mm I'll try to find the original and put it in there!
efrainamaya 2 years ago
one of the best songs ever. Written in 1936 !!!!!
djdjany 2 years ago 4
Essa música é genial. My favorite é na interpretação de imortal Janis Joplin.
reynaldopinto 2 years ago
George Gershwin is a musical genius!!
TalmaLennon 2 years ago 6
beethoven is a legend he was a genius!!
imreadytogo07 2 years ago
wow... you know she hit that high a just to show off... pretty amazing stuff
kready 2 years ago
Nah. That note is in the music...
InspiredbyLiszt 2 years ago 3
love it!
sisqoooooooooo 2 years ago 3
oh man, she did SUCH a great job with that!
Too bad it's so quiet because there weren't any microphones. Although, at the same time, that's mighty impressive.
aseretkavon 2 years ago 4
I don't know who she is but this is one great soprano serveing her art.
isoarcars 2 years ago 3
This is indeed wonderful, and was awarded the best [number 1] song in the 20th century. But I would be remiss if I left out that I believe "Bess, you is my Woman" is even better. It's also from Porgy & Bess. Tell me if I'm not right !! I double dare you. Triple dare !!! The rhythms are incredible !!!!
loreeth 2 years ago
I love the opera and many of the songs are incredible, but I disagree. Summertime is the best song ever written, and no one can deny that the instrumentation is totally genius.
pscripter 2 years ago
why not stereo? :(
symbolt 2 years ago
I don't know what happened ... the original is in stereo but when I uploaded it only put it in one channel...
efrainamaya 1 year ago
He is the richest composer of all time.
headbanger623 2 years ago 2
negative
lialyss 2 years ago
agreed. Bernstein and Mozart (if we're talking about all times) are much more fulfilling (at least in my opinion)..
irenehoogveld 2 years ago
well... i love bach more than any other composers... but i think comparing any of them is just useless, as each composer has his own uniqueness and beauty
Arufeltz 2 years ago 13
the five greatest musical composers of all time are, in chronological order, Handel, Bach, Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven
nakedBison69 2 years ago
Love love love Handel!
jinkers14 2 years ago
Totally agree with you!
Audrey2877 2 years ago
Totally disagree. These are my personal favorites in no particular order. Schubert, Ravel, Ives, Rachmaninoff, and I guess I'll give you Beethoven for his "Emperor Concerto". Also Mahler. I realize that I am biased but I don't think you can say one composer is great and another not since it is pretty much all personal preference. Sure some might be more important historically and because of their musical developments, but you can't just make a broad statement about greatness like that.
deke1984 2 years ago 3
Any great composers list must include: CHOPIN and Debussy (ok i'm a pianist!), as well as Bruckner and Mahler.
Alessandro1985 2 years ago
You are a pianist but didn't include Franz Lizst? We learned about all these guys this year in my Understanding Music class that I had to take...it wasn't that bad of a class actually.
RdSoxFan618 2 years ago
And rachmaninoff and mendelssohn and schubert ect
Alessandro1985 2 years ago
Beethoven for his 7th symphony Allegretto, opus 92. He may have written that just for me!
pscripter 2 years ago
nakedBison you forgot Brahms...
pasxizeis 2 years ago
im playing a jazz version of this song at my school
BEANSKEEZ 3 years ago
it is a jazz song. It's just that for the play it was like opera...but jazz opera. Some other folks have done it in a more formal style.
stealthswimmer 2 years ago
George Gershwin used Jazz from Tin Pan Alley and spliced it with European harmony and rhythms/tonality of Popular music of the time.
So, to call it a specific Genre would not be very honoring. Not that you did.
headbanger623 2 years ago
Ahh..,. Ive been looking for the title of this piece. At last! Ive found it..,. LOL..,.
GorbyGwapoh 3 years ago
i played the trombone on that
flyingfishlu 3 years ago 2
Im playing this for my spring concert at school
Kenpachi189 3 years ago
I like this! Also I like to hear it played on a harmonica.
bartlettbooks 3 years ago
molto bellisimo! la interpretazione e molto bene, io ho gustato molto questa interpretazione, e sensazionale
ciao!
musicoschidos 3 years ago
1933...unbelievable.
tisha812 3 years ago
If this is the original version, there is a few things wrong with the disc we have to listen to in school... but if it's not... yeah. ^^ My teacher got me hooked on this song, and I'm not really a big fan of opera, so this is good! Her voice is nice, and the instruments play well, but I don't really know how to criticize this because I don't know much... so my opinion doesn't count? I now love this song, and can't get enough of it. ^^ Thanks for putting this up.
~~ Itaudia Uukihi
Itaudia 3 years ago 3
i love this song, its amazing.<3
xoxoemariexoxo 3 years ago
lol! I can't believe sublime made their own version of this song.
SmashingKinpumps 3 years ago
This peace is from Opera called Porgy and Bess and Gershwin was actually a classical composer with jazz influences. So I guess it's the opposite ;)
Lauri987 3 years ago 2
actually the first 2 lines of the chorus and the whole cord progression are the same.. so actually its quite similar
3FingeredGus 3 years ago
Gershwin was a popular composer who wrote some classical pieces, such as Rhapsody in Blue. He also wrote "I Got Rhythm" and "Someone to Watch Over Me," and "Liza" and "Fascinating Rhythm" and a thousand other songs.
harveyardman 2 years ago 3
They touched on this song. Only the opening phrase "Summertime and the living is easy".
Meleoffs 3 years ago
clasico
jodete81 3 years ago
Nice performance, nicely restained both in tempo and delivery.
GILL999SMITH 3 years ago 5
this song is so fun to play on my violin
emilysayshi1234 3 years ago 6
ah wow. this is helpful. im singing this for my grade 6!
ChoralSoprano 3 years ago 3
good luck! =D
ACunit300 3 years ago 2
i hav to play this for my grade 5 cello, so this video is really helpful, ty! omg, its sooooooooooooooooooooo hard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! gd video though!
chips150 3 years ago
fantastic.
touched my heart deeply
summersnowxy 3 years ago
I love she didn't say cotton, but cottn'!!
Mropera111 3 years ago 4
very nice voice.. prefer ella fits gerald and louis arstrong version tho but stiil grade A
DannyW542 3 years ago 4
this is the original version of the song. the way it was written in "Porgy and Bess"
singerboyshad 3 years ago 9
SHE IS FU**ING AMAAAAZZZZZIIIIINNNNGGG!!!! just fantastic! so beautiful.
guccichic18 3 years ago
beautiful.
arindo 3 years ago
My long lost frister would like this video. I wonder what happened to her,my little Gayla.
amphibian62 3 years ago
Very clear diction, unlike that version of Renee Fleming (great techniques, muddy diction ruining the whole spirit)
kngiht84 3 years ago
I have to sing this on wednesday for my AS level exams, this really puts me in place. Brillian voice.
amiewami91 3 years ago
i'd say good luck, but i'm sure they're past now. so i hope you did well ^__^
ninjutsukan 3 years ago
I love this song brings tears to my eyes
love it beautiful she sings beautiufully
tanu0425 3 years ago 3
So wonderful video !!!...mille grazie!!!, ~Sergio.
ottokees 3 years ago 2
Absolutely enchanting!
username14657 3 years ago
This is my all time favorite song.
Ligeti92 3 years ago 4
that sounded bautiful...i'm studying some of geor gershwin's works and my friend has to sing this voice and it will be extremely difficult as it is totally out of her comfort zone...."'m singing nice work if you can getit"
omarieswifey 3 years ago 3
Woo Hoo! Thank you!
druidwriter 3 years ago
Excellente
BigBirdy100 3 years ago 3
agh, i'm sort of dissappointed, only cuz it's not in the same key as i've heard it in. I recordings of Kathleen Battle and Renee Fleming doing this in b minor, and it sounds absolutely awesome! I mean don't get me wrong, Cecily Nall is fantastic, but this just isn't truly a "soprano" performance! idk maybe i'm just being stupid and way too picky!lol
basketpro 3 years ago
i am learning this song in singing. its so beautiful
mzKIRAlee 3 years ago
Wow, that was excellent. If it wasn't so excellent I would've trashed it for not being bluesy enough. But wow.
homegirrl 4 years ago 2
lets hear ella sing it like this
seanie678 4 years ago
umm personally i believe ella fitz can sing much better because she has some real soul ... she can relate to the lyrics where as this woman obviously has never had to struggle because of racial issues.
she did wonderfully but i dont think you should be comparing her to ellas fitz. because they are two different singers with different styles.
LindsayMarloe 4 years ago 15
nice
lidijapcello 4 years ago
I only knew the version of Helge Schneider so far *g*
swordstick 4 years ago
Awesome classic version of this song, which I also love singing myself.
Happy New Year! :D
HotogovMailgan 4 years ago
so beautiful!
gildog 4 years ago
Great voice. Such discipline. Terrific!
jameshlewis 4 years ago 2
how blessed she is to have such a fantastic voice. while i do prefer the bluesier version of this, she does a fantastic job of the original version. cheers!
cherryblossom12 4 years ago 5
nice
dogwiskers 4 years ago