Blossom was one of my favorite singers of all time....I always enjoyed watching her perform at Danny's and I had a wonderful convesation with her in the ladies room one night. She knew how to tell a story and her piano playing always seemed effortless.
There was a post (since removed) of her performing "Winchester in Apple Blossom Time", probably one of the most beautiful songs ever written. She performed so wonderfully - it was my first exposure to her - and I am entranced by everything she did. Well done, Blossom. Thanks!
Right up there with Ella among female jazz singers in my opinion. Wonderful, fresh interpretations of standards (Tea for Two, Surry With A Fringe On Top, etc), but she really came into her own with less well known material such as I Walk A Little Faster, They say It's Spring and Rhode Island Is Famous For you. Irreplaceable.
The album is "May I Come In?" from the mid-1960s, on Capitol, with Jack Marshall's band including, as you say, Jack Sheldon with whom, I've read, Ms Dearie was involved (I have no idea whether or not that's true.)
I am pretty sure it was Ronnie Scott's. Think I was there Dude. She is the Love of my life. I remember the first time I heard her voice wafting up the stairs from Ronnie's into the Soho street. It was love at first hearing. I have a fine Art Gallery and rarely play anyone else. She is a gift from God
great song for such a wistful voice..
charliebear692 6 months ago
What is the name of this lovely song?
Blossom was one of my favorite singers of all time....I always enjoyed watching her perform at Danny's and I had a wonderful convesation with her in the ladies room one night. She knew how to tell a story and her piano playing always seemed effortless.
huntincabaretingers 1 year ago
@huntincabaretingers
"Don't Wait Too Long"
johnxxx20000 1 year ago
すごくセクシーな声だね
supertakashi0120184 1 year ago
Holly Mollie!!
i always loved her... and I leaved in the same hamlet that she was born in..and I did not know it.. snif.
Home town of the Great Irish Week (Trad music)
parteiranagua 2 years ago
There was a post (since removed) of her performing "Winchester in Apple Blossom Time", probably one of the most beautiful songs ever written. She performed so wonderfully - it was my first exposure to her - and I am entranced by everything she did. Well done, Blossom. Thanks!
KPO6859 2 years ago
died February 7 2009.
ThirdTimeChangedKBA 2 years ago
wonderful tribute
rip blossom dearie
singer of "unpack my adjitives" and "figure 8" and "mother invention"[last as a trio] for schoolhouse rockin the 70s as well
3 more wonderful songs on youtube
capelipl 2 years ago 2
Thank you so much for a lovely tribute to a lovely lady. Such a beautiful voice and a unique way with a song.
Is there anyone to take her place ?
I think not. Sadly
peterj403 2 years ago 2
I will remember your sly, kittenish voice forever.
yushanwon 2 years ago 3
bye bye sweet blossom
I will never forget you!
sofakinglee 2 years ago 2
apropos !!
btinsley1 2 years ago
...and a perfect and clear pronunciation. That's great for foreign listeners like me.
LauraAmiga 2 years ago 3
what a nice relaxing voice ..so nostalgic !
jollychappy49 2 years ago 3
i never realized "tea for two" was a love song until i heard blossom do it. i bet she's giving them the oh la la right now1 r.i.p girl!
daffer53 2 years ago
Right up there with Ella among female jazz singers in my opinion. Wonderful, fresh interpretations of standards (Tea for Two, Surry With A Fringe On Top, etc), but she really came into her own with less well known material such as I Walk A Little Faster, They say It's Spring and Rhode Island Is Famous For you. Irreplaceable.
jet9491 3 years ago
Wonderful tribute. That's the unmistakable Jack Sheldon on trumpet. Anybody know what album this is from?
Saxbossa 3 years ago
The album is "May I Come In?" from the mid-1960s, on Capitol, with Jack Marshall's band including, as you say, Jack Sheldon with whom, I've read, Ms Dearie was involved (I have no idea whether or not that's true.)
BirdLives1 2 years ago
Lovely tribute to a wonderful singer. Thanks!
dickb15 3 years ago
R.I.P. Will miss those cozy nights, Blossom.
gnolti 3 years ago 2
The clarity of her tone is amazing. So pure.
RIP Ms. Dearie.
jimjimmyjames59 3 years ago 3
What Modeltsar said . . . so lovely!
Marker773 3 years ago
Lovely! One of the finest voices ever recorded. Thank you!
Modeltsar 3 years ago
where is the short black and white film scene from ? Can one find it somewhere ?
eluxoso 3 years ago
I am pretty sure it was Ronnie Scott's. Think I was there Dude. She is the Love of my life. I remember the first time I heard her voice wafting up the stairs from Ronnie's into the Soho street. It was love at first hearing. I have a fine Art Gallery and rarely play anyone else. She is a gift from God
tadsie1 3 years ago
Great Job, thanks for all those cool vintage images of her!!
nabisco1959 3 years ago
Tudo DI BOMMMMMMMMMMM
tukka1717 3 years ago