Without any doubt the most remarkable version of the song I ever heard in 45 years.
And justice to the song or not, I think it is a welcome variation ánd clever. Yes, I do appreciate this duet very much. A very gay approach and if you hear balladsinger Jo Stafford's
interpretation with full orchestra, Jo sounds almost classical and the classic diva Rosa Ponselle sounds the other way round, like singing on a fair! Funny.
But all nice and interesting, like a field of flowers.
Isn't the other singer Rosa Ponselle's sister, Carmela Ponselle? They made a few duets together and originally appeared as a vaudeville team. A rather fanciful version of this song; but I must admit very few singers do it justice, even the Ponselles. My favorite for this song is Melba.
I liked this, it was well done and strange though this may sound it was fun to listen to.
escottfitzpatrick 4 months ago
Without any doubt the most remarkable version of the song I ever heard in 45 years.
And justice to the song or not, I think it is a welcome variation ánd clever. Yes, I do appreciate this duet very much. A very gay approach and if you hear balladsinger Jo Stafford's
interpretation with full orchestra, Jo sounds almost classical and the classic diva Rosa Ponselle sounds the other way round, like singing on a fair! Funny.
But all nice and interesting, like a field of flowers.
jcriedijk 7 months ago
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Nobody can beat Moira Anderson in this repertoire.
tarstan 2 years ago
Thanks, this up!
argees 2 years ago
Isn't the other singer Rosa Ponselle's sister, Carmela Ponselle? They made a few duets together and originally appeared as a vaudeville team. A rather fanciful version of this song; but I must admit very few singers do it justice, even the Ponselles. My favorite for this song is Melba.
meltzerboy 2 years ago