I love this song! But what on earth kinda bizarre set is she in? I mean I know it's 1967, but that first scene was like - an abstracted classroom-? Odd. But a wonderful song nonetheless.
This was a very special tune for me. There was a lovely lady who used to call me at work. So it was like "it must be her, or I shall die." :) Role reversal.
Politico and beagle, I think you're talking about the Melisma technique, which was popular in American Gospel and reintroduced in the 80s by singers like Houston, then copied ad nauseum by all the Screaming Mimi's of that time (Carey, Celine Dion, Michael Bolton, et al.). American Idol wannabes have made it the U.S. pop standard from the start of that show. It's totally abused today. They mistake an overeliance on Melisma for phrasing. Paging Frank Sinata, Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett. . .
Notice how back then they were actually able to hit the notes correctly? Now, you hear people do some kind of thing where they go up and down on a single note (trying, I guess, to sound "black") and, of course, it sounds like shit.
@politicoochie09 Yeah you got that right. They trill every note. That started with Whitney Houston and Maria Carey and now everyone is doing it. I hate it. It ruins the melody. I especially hate it when they do it to the national anthem, as if the point of singing it is to show off how many notes they can squeeze into a single measure. Arrrrrrrrgh!
She played the White House when Gerald Ford was President...she asked him what his favorite Mexican dish was, and he said 'YOU!'...naturally, that didn't sit well with Mrs. Ford!
Listened to Desmond Carrington on Radio 2 tonight - he played "it must be him" - I had to hear it again - what a great show and such musical memories of my childhood - I remember a Vikki Carr LP being played often. . .I so wish I could find the LP in CD format, pretty sure it had "Gypsies Tramps and Thieves" also recorded by Cher? I have also listened to Shirley Bassey's version, an absolute star and icon, but I have to say that Vikki's original version is truly breathtaking! Denise
Whenever I hear this, I think of the movie Moonstruck when Olympia Dukasis says, "now he's playing that damn Vikki Carr record and when he come's to bed, he won't touch me."
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2:47 video: "It Must Be Him" with music by Gilbert Bécaud and new English lyrics by Mack David; #3 pop and #1 easy listening 1967 hit sung by Vikki Carr (born Florencia Bisenta de Casillas Martinez Cardona; July 19, 1941).
The young women of the 60's were so much more mature than they are now. Wonder why? No sexual gyrations, no false smiles to camera, just singing. Lovely.
The perfect mix of singer and song. The lyrics and melody fit her dramatic style; a more understated singer would not have the soul for a song like this.
esta cancion mis mas profundos recuerdos de mi primera vez encontre el mejor de mis amores isigo enamorado gracias viki por sentirme asta lavez enamorado que dios te vendiga
I used to sing this song when I was in grade school and had a painful time reaching those notes, but my dog Ringo liked it and he would sing it with me!
Vikki Carr (born Florencia Bisenta de Casillas Martinez Cardona,[1] July 19, 1941, ) is an American singer of Mexican ancestry from El Paso, Texas. She has performed in a variety of music genres, including jazz, pop and country, but has enjoyed her greatest success singing in Spanish.
What a remarkable voice.Maybe the best ever,or at least one of the greatest
I've adored her voice for years-a very underrated singer. Does any kind person have her marvellous version of Gordon Lightfoot's 'If you could read my mind' they could upload? 'Tis my favourite recording of hers;thanks
life was better back then in a split level with card parties tupperware parties i grew up with this music my dad was a lover of the classics and still is hose were memories
My sister and I used to crack up with laughter at this song. We must have been young feminists because I was 7 and she 5 when the song came out. But later the whole waiting by the phone for a man to ring would have us in hysterics. We would sing along with all of the dramatics to go with it.
I remember hearing "It Must Be Him" in 1967 and it was special like the first time I heard the Beatles. The style of the song was uniquely Gilbert Becaup's but Vikki Carr's interpretation preserved the sentiments with her golden voice and passion. Now, in 2010 it hasn't lost a thing.
I remember seeing her on TV and hearing this on the radio at the time. She looks like almost any of my elemetary school teachers from 1965-1970. Women were gorgeous and feminine then.
@Laceykat66 Now it's "marketing" rather than talent.
Vikki Carr, Dean Martin, Crosby, Sinatra true talents when it came to singing.
The Beatles, Herb Alpert (a musical genius who doesn't get the recognition he deserves), Al Stewart, Gerry Rafferty, and the Moody Blues (years ahead of their time) - their music endures. What's "popular" now won't even be a footnote 50 years from now.
@herasmarket@herasmarket - Vikki Carr is absolutely incredible. I have seen her perform in California 3 times in the last year and she is still the same awesome performer today as she was back in the 60's. Go see her if you get the chance. She'll steal your heart! Check out the Vikki Carr website to see her schedule of events.
I just LOVE this song, it's a perfect period piece of sexism and dependency. It's a time capsule straight to the sixties! And Vicki Carr has such a beautiful classical voice.
I saw her first tv appearance on the Garry Moore show in 1959. She put so much emotion into the song that her mascarra was running down her face. Fabulous
Thanks for posting amazing quality, have always loved this song Wonderful to see such a great video and her dress is back in fashion! .......Mike....Memoeies
Great. Yep lately I hear a song I like, I have to pull up the lyrics to see what they really said. Didn't have to that with her and most back then. She is wonderful.
très très belle interprétation de Vikki Carr. Il est important de préciser que la version originale est française "Seul sur son étoile", musique de Gilbert Bécaud, paroles de Vidalin. Mais qui s'en souvient ?
@HereinLasVegas Oh yes...hereinlasvegas...the sandpipers! I still have one of their lp's. Wow. Wasn't music just so gentle and wonderful and meaningful back then? Of course - I love all music (except country western) - I listen to rock and metal and opera and classical and pop and ancient music but there is something that will never be duplicated in the fabulous music from the 50's and 60's. don't you agree?
Vikki, eine wunderschöne Frau mit einer einzigartigen Stimme, einer zauberhaften Ausstrahlung und mit diesem Lied... eine wunderschöne Kombination, die "unsterblich" sein wird! Man muss diese Frau lieben!
After decades looking for this excelent song by an extraordinary singer, recovered both on 2 versions, thanks to "yori1960" who must thank for helping me get another piece together with me. What a poem, wath a voice: put together, a miracle!
After decades looking for this excelent song by an extraordinary singer, recovered both on 2 versions, thanks to "yori1960" who must thank for helping me get another piece together with me. What a poem, wath a voice: put together, a miracle!
After dacades looking for this excelent song by an extraordinary singer, recovered both on 2 versions, thanks to "yori1960" who must thank for helping me get another piece together with me. What a poem, wath a voice: put together, a miracle!
Ah, the wonderful days before the evils of feminism...take me back (I realize I may lose some friends or fans with this comment...but that's just as well!
People who enjoy this caliber of singing will be great fans of Toni Arden, also. I saw her several years back, when at the age of 78 she sounded like she did in the 1950s. Unbelievable talent.
"78" ???!!!!!! She was born in July 1941, which makes her 68 years old as of today! And yes, she's still very beautiful and still has a wonderful voice.
You will notice I said Toni Arden........same powerful style, but more subtlety with ability to croon softly,and quick transition on notes and volume.
OMG OMG...ok, so I am a huge oldies fan, and was just 2 when this came out....but I grew up with the oldies, classics, and while this particular song doesnt get much airplay, I just heard it on SIRIUS with Cousin Brucie and wow, the memories....and that vocie!!!! Carr no doubt is one of the very best true actual singers of that time....man, this song takes my breathe away and cant stop listening to it now. AWE-SOME!!!
I love these thoughtful comments. And I could not agree more. So much talent will go undiscovered because what sells is "no-talents-who-would-rather-make-fools-of-themselves-in-public."
Those were the good old days......telephones ringing, but you don't know who is calling, because there's no caller ID. No cell phone, no text messaging. There's computer but no instant messenger yet even e mails was not yet invented. But...i think life was better back then.
great song yes no singers like this today .black women screemers all sounding the same .like connie francis too, have a look at rebekah del rio great voice pity she does not sing more in english
very good
pdavik 6 days ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Vikki Carr
I love this song! I'm feeling it right now, this why I'm hear listening to it. She sanged it!!!!!
medusa7ful 2 weeks ago
clichés could never do this song justice. it's one of those songs that pull you up, and face your listening towards the music. what a classy lady.
billfllower 3 weeks ago
Moonstruck brought me here, great movie, great song!
charlottesmom 1 month ago
A classy musician, beautiful lady and inspiring humanitarian. Wonder how she's doing today. Vikki we truly remember, love and appreciate you today.
scottybroker 2 months ago
que lastima con tanto talento no fue lo suficientemente reconocida en nuestro pais
giselerepetto 2 months ago
Holy crap, this is why Sinatra said he admired Vikki Carr´s voice!
TheSRalston 2 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Vikki Carr
she sure was sexy
spencerdawg68 2 months ago
this song is so beautiful
spencerdawg68 2 months ago
I remember John Davidson singing a heartfelt rendition with these lyrics intact, on his variety show, back in the 60s.
aprilglaspieable 2 months ago
I love this song! But what on earth kinda bizarre set is she in? I mean I know it's 1967, but that first scene was like - an abstracted classroom-? Odd. But a wonderful song nonetheless.
CrashingCrockery 2 months ago
美人で大好きだった、ﾃｷｻｽ･ｴﾙﾊﾟｿ･偉大ｼｮｰ歌手、ヴｨｯｷｰ･ｶｰ､しっとりとした､つぶやき歌唱が胸に残った”この恋に生きて"
blackandtanful 3 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Vikki Carr
This was a very special tune for me. There was a lovely lady who used to call me at work. So it was like "it must be her, or I shall die." :) Role reversal.
Glinkaism1 3 months ago
Politico and beagle, I think you're talking about the Melisma technique, which was popular in American Gospel and reintroduced in the 80s by singers like Houston, then copied ad nauseum by all the Screaming Mimi's of that time (Carey, Celine Dion, Michael Bolton, et al.). American Idol wannabes have made it the U.S. pop standard from the start of that show. It's totally abused today. They mistake an overeliance on Melisma for phrasing. Paging Frank Sinata, Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett. . .
BrianWilsonFan66 3 months ago
Notice how back then they were actually able to hit the notes correctly? Now, you hear people do some kind of thing where they go up and down on a single note (trying, I guess, to sound "black") and, of course, it sounds like shit.
politicoochie09 3 months ago 2
@politicoochie09 Yeah you got that right. They trill every note. That started with Whitney Houston and Maria Carey and now everyone is doing it. I hate it. It ruins the melody. I especially hate it when they do it to the national anthem, as if the point of singing it is to show off how many notes they can squeeze into a single measure. Arrrrrrrrgh!
beaglehawk50 3 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
She played the White House when Gerald Ford was President...she asked him what his favorite Mexican dish was, and he said 'YOU!'...naturally, that didn't sit well with Mrs. Ford!
recordman64 3 months ago
@recordman64 That's a good one! :)
Glinkaism1 3 months ago
she sounds EXACTLY like Shirley Bassey.
chyman 3 months ago
@chyman I agree; she even looks a lot like Shirley.
trwent 3 months ago
One of my all time favorite songs. Good to find it here.
trainfan1221 3 months ago
How Beautiful is she!
petermio1 3 months ago
this is my cousin
TheBlazekicker 4 months ago
My mother bought this many many moons ago. Great to hear it again, brings back lots of memories.
2000wildthing 5 months ago
Listened to Desmond Carrington on Radio 2 tonight - he played "it must be him" - I had to hear it again - what a great show and such musical memories of my childhood - I remember a Vikki Carr LP being played often. . .I so wish I could find the LP in CD format, pretty sure it had "Gypsies Tramps and Thieves" also recorded by Cher? I have also listened to Shirley Bassey's version, an absolute star and icon, but I have to say that Vikki's original version is truly breathtaking! Denise
gwachapm 5 months ago
Es hermosa la canción y ella le imprime un gran sentimiento
JANOCASHERMAR 5 months ago
what a voice!!!
YYOREME 6 months ago
Whenever I hear this, I think of the movie Moonstruck when Olympia Dukasis says, "now he's playing that damn Vikki Carr record and when he come's to bed, he won't touch me."
mellymariefl 6 months ago 14
I just love it. It rolls back the years and the memories become alive
Ladytoni11 6 months ago
It`s amazing!.
hwk0904 7 months ago
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robertoamor2011 7 months ago
I think her excellent enunciation is directly related to being raised bilingual.
leekaygraphics 7 months ago
2:47 video: "It Must Be Him" with music by Gilbert Bécaud and new English lyrics by Mack David; #3 pop and #1 easy listening 1967 hit sung by Vikki Carr (born Florencia Bisenta de Casillas Martinez Cardona; July 19, 1941).
mkworkman 7 months ago
Cosmo's fav song.
Throwmethewhip 7 months ago 3
I am here
net60man 7 months ago in playlist nr3
and then the phone rings, and I take a dump, then pick the pieces off the flooooor.
SharkSport 8 months ago
Just absolutley classic..
TrishBell1 8 months ago
The days before caller ID were really rough
chickenygoodness 8 months ago 4
Gosh I'd forgotten Vicki - it made a lovely change to see an America female with short hair. Fantastic voice and very good looking to boot.
Luysberg 8 months ago
The young women of the 60's were so much more mature than they are now. Wonder why? No sexual gyrations, no false smiles to camera, just singing. Lovely.
anya933 8 months ago
Voices xtraordinarias Vicky Carr & Shirley Bassi
danielshon 8 months ago
was this video shot in an abandoned commercial building?
Parthian21 8 months ago
Vicki Carr is one of the top 10 voices of this past century. She is in great company but she must be my favourite.
vandeharr 9 months ago
love the set - i could LIVE on that set
BabyDillGerkin 9 months ago
The perfect mix of singer and song. The lyrics and melody fit her dramatic style; a more understated singer would not have the soul for a song like this.
conradsdad 9 months ago
Shit This is a great song!
dollarhugo37 9 months ago
esta cancion mis mas profundos recuerdos de mi primera vez encontre el mejor de mis amores isigo enamorado gracias viki por sentirme asta lavez enamorado que dios te vendiga
ARKICEIT 9 months ago 2
Stupendo.. Meravigliosa canzone, Interprete fantastica,...altro che quei "urlatori " di oggi...Tatuaggi....e roba varia......
roberto50806 9 months ago
What a lovely face. What a GREAT voice!!! Why don't we get talent like this any more???
GeraldR5 9 months ago 2
I saw her perform this last New Years Eve (2010) in Palm Springs and she was absolutely terrific. 70 years old and still going strong !!!
trwent 9 months ago
I used to sing this song when I was in grade school and had a painful time reaching those notes, but my dog Ringo liked it and he would sing it with me!
Yolysings 9 months ago
Beautiful, beautiful lady! She remains to this day an amazing singer and even more beautiful than before.
calicarrfan 10 months ago 2
Can remember this voice making a great impression all those years ago. love it. X
jbjcjb 10 months ago
This was a big hit over here in australia.Just a crystal clear voice,hits the notes well.perfect diction.Good to hear it again,john from sydney
SuperJohnnykay 10 months ago
ik ken dit liedje van Timi Yuro , maar deze versie vindt ook erg mooi.
brasje99 10 months ago
Vikki Carr (born Florencia Bisenta de Casillas Martinez Cardona,[1] July 19, 1941, ) is an American singer of Mexican ancestry from El Paso, Texas. She has performed in a variety of music genres, including jazz, pop and country, but has enjoyed her greatest success singing in Spanish.
What a remarkable voice.Maybe the best ever,or at least one of the greatest
thetimelesswonders 10 months ago
Love this song, funny how it goes from your mind then you here it and it all comes flooding back.
rosechris48 10 months ago
milli vanilli don't do it like that
wp4866 11 months ago
What a fabulous voice..terrific lady too
555shortstop 11 months ago
Such a cute mouth.
Auggie56 11 months ago 14
Outstanding!
I don't think there's any other female singer who sings with such profound emotion, or one who conveys that emotion ot the listener.
hayesman76 1 year ago
God- I would have loved to have heard her and Judy doing a duet. Can you imagine?
bygten88 1 year ago
Ding! This one is for Cameron.
TheRadioVenus 1 year ago
Gosh, have not heard this song in years!! loved it
jjgeorgia1985 1 year ago
Vikki Te seguire amando toda mi vida!
SIILVESTREE 1 year ago
is she acting or singing??
nirvgardengod 1 year ago
@nirvgardengod both..
jvane2010 1 year ago
@nirvgardengod both..
jvane2010 1 year ago
I love her voice
utahaztec 1 year ago
I've adored her voice for years-a very underrated singer. Does any kind person have her marvellous version of Gordon Lightfoot's 'If you could read my mind' they could upload? 'Tis my favourite recording of hers;thanks
1garence 1 year ago
The music from the late 50s and early 60s was and still is the Greatest Music of all time. We'll never see it again.
Okanagan48 1 year ago
The music from the late 50s and early 60s was and still id the Greatest Music of all time. We'll never see it again.
Okanagan48 1 year ago
life was better back then in a split level with card parties tupperware parties i grew up with this music my dad was a lover of the classics and still is hose were memories
87Multi 1 year ago
My sister and I used to crack up with laughter at this song. We must have been young feminists because I was 7 and she 5 when the song came out. But later the whole waiting by the phone for a man to ring would have us in hysterics. We would sing along with all of the dramatics to go with it.
kelempin228 1 year ago
grande,,VIKKI,,,eres Grande,,me quito el sombero ante ti,,Mexico te extraña..!!
elmegabato 1 year ago 2
She's not only Beautiful but she
truly is a master in exspressing
her deep profound emotion's
in this song.
Love You VICKIE!
THESNAZZ
thesnazz 1 year ago
She's a hot little tamale but where the hell is she singing this song, in the break room of a factory?
James1954May 1 year ago
Terrific voice, but what a weird set, and having her exit it mid-line of the song.
lisadiane55 1 year ago
¡ còmo volvio esa moda! los mismo peinados wow! arriba la creatividad :(
ALECASIRO 1 year ago
Wow!! Fantastic! Thanks for posting.
rjslade 1 year ago
I remember hearing "It Must Be Him" in 1967 and it was special like the first time I heard the Beatles. The style of the song was uniquely Gilbert Becaup's but Vikki Carr's interpretation preserved the sentiments with her golden voice and passion. Now, in 2010 it hasn't lost a thing.
EillezinFrance 1 year ago
I remember seeing her on TV and hearing this on the radio at the time. She looks like almost any of my elemetary school teachers from 1965-1970. Women were gorgeous and feminine then.
EmpressOfWyoming58 1 year ago
this must be the birth of EMO !
Swamibondi 1 year ago
@Swamibondi :-)
AlcoholLevel 1 year ago
Relationship dynamics of the 1960's...today they die if you call...I mean if you text...
beaubluenyc 1 year ago
Vikky Carr lo maximo si alguien sabe como se llama esa cancion que dice :Cansado esta mi cinturon de comprender a los demas
valenciacalle 1 year ago
Vikki has some voice...wow!
stevescissors 1 year ago
this video was way before my time wow took me back to the cigar and vodka parties of the sixties the brat pack need i say more the vegas era
87Multi 1 year ago
Amazing talent
is1531 1 year ago
I know I sound like my parents did in the 60s, but this is real music. Truly amazing.
ab19901 1 year ago 20
@ab19901 Now compare this talent to the Katy and Gags that flood the airways today.
The music industry is churning out "novelty acts" that sell tunes today, but will soon be forgotten.
Not like this lady.
Laceykat66 1 year ago
@Laceykat66 Now it's "marketing" rather than talent.
Vikki Carr, Dean Martin, Crosby, Sinatra true talents when it came to singing.
The Beatles, Herb Alpert (a musical genius who doesn't get the recognition he deserves), Al Stewart, Gerry Rafferty, and the Moody Blues (years ahead of their time) - their music endures. What's "popular" now won't even be a footnote 50 years from now.
ab19901 11 months ago
@ab19901 what a load of shite.
frank sinatra ha a shit voice.
mrpumpkinn 10 months ago
@Laceykat66 I agree completely..today it's all smoke and mirrors no actual singing talent like this lady's voice
555shortstop 11 months ago
Good Lord how beautiful was that, Vikki you really had that one nailed back then.
kiltycauldbum 1 year ago
ALL YOU PEOPLE WHO LEFT COMMENTS YOU ARE ALL RIGHT. A LIVING ANGEL SO POWERFUL WOW. THANK YOU FOR POSTING WHAT CLASS
bx944 1 year ago
And then I die...laughing - every time I hear this.
xlxfjh 1 year ago
@xlxfjh LOL!
WellConditioned 1 year ago
i was going to marry her when i was a kid . anyone got her phone number
Dkissack1 1 year ago
Mother of God. Stunning.
discobaby795 1 year ago
Timeless!
Thank you Ms Carr
gyrene1966 1 year ago
he grabs your thigh
anandanaga999 1 year ago
Happy Birthday Vikki. You have the voice of an Angel.
reddy4mula 1 year ago
Simply amazing! Very, very far from this generation's singers (or are they?)
johnny062448 1 year ago
She sounds like a young Shirley, like 20 something year old until 35, not so much from Shirley's mid 30s onward.
Rosannasfriend 1 year ago
I've always loved Vicki Carr and can never get enough of her...she must have been incredible to have seen live!
herasmarket 1 year ago
@herasmarket @herasmarket - Vikki Carr is absolutely incredible. I have seen her perform in California 3 times in the last year and she is still the same awesome performer today as she was back in the 60's. Go see her if you get the chance. She'll steal your heart! Check out the Vikki Carr website to see her schedule of events.
calicarrfan 1 year ago
She interpreted the song bewtter than any singer
MrJerry0218 1 year ago
I just LOVE this song, it's a perfect period piece of sexism and dependency. It's a time capsule straight to the sixties! And Vicki Carr has such a beautiful classical voice.
CrownedWithLaurels 1 year ago
@CrownedWithLaurels she sounds so much like Shirley Bassey it is scary!
Rosannasfriend 1 year ago
Love her voice, she was a babe also, I bet she still looks good for her age.
shakedownstreet48 1 year ago
@shakedownstreet48 - she looks awesome!
calicarrfan 1 year ago
I saw her first tv appearance on the Garry Moore show in 1959. She put so much emotion into the song that her mascarra was running down her face. Fabulous
Thecsmobe9 1 year ago
She was fantastic in this
mpc999STEP 1 year ago
que bella hmmmmmmmmmmmm siempre Vicki siempre
MrHuezo3 1 year ago
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Thanks for posting amazing quality, have always loved this song Wonderful to see such a great video and her dress is back in fashion! .......Mike....Memoeies
sessnazx 1 year ago
Great. Yep lately I hear a song I like, I have to pull up the lyrics to see what they really said. Didn't have to that with her and most back then. She is wonderful.
Arrooh 1 year ago
Fantastic voice!! Elvis once said that Vikki Carr was one of the best female singers he ever heard!
1JUSTGOTLUCKY1 1 year ago
très très belle interprétation de Vikki Carr. Il est important de préciser que la version originale est française "Seul sur son étoile", musique de Gilbert Bécaud, paroles de Vidalin. Mais qui s'en souvient ?
cantoypiano 1 year ago
she had a great voice, I loved this song, Thanks for thew great memories
sirjim1221 1 year ago
I met her a few weeks back so nice
45mars 1 year ago
Wow Vikki, so great, what a set of pipes.
kiltycauldbum 1 year ago
This song was in the top 10 in the world charts in 1967
LittleSweety 1 year ago
they don't make music like this anymore, and great singers like vikki either....
joezvideos 1 year ago
yes this was in moonstruck-remember cosmo played it
liquidhax 1 year ago
A wonderful lady with a wonderful voice - I have fond memories of listening to this song as a toddler - my folks had all her albums.
Lonestarry 1 year ago
@Lonestarry LOL, I remember those days too!
Remember The Sandpipers?
HereinLasVegas 1 year ago
@HereinLasVegas Oh yes...hereinlasvegas...the sandpipers! I still have one of their lp's. Wow. Wasn't music just so gentle and wonderful and meaningful back then? Of course - I love all music (except country western) - I listen to rock and metal and opera and classical and pop and ancient music but there is something that will never be duplicated in the fabulous music from the 50's and 60's. don't you agree?
Lonestarry 1 year ago
I loved this when it came out. One of the few singles I ever bought. It is great to see this and to hear it again. Thank you.
waratah08 1 year ago
she looks like J.Lo but much prettier :P
TheLoveYouMake 1 year ago
Music videos before they were invented
JTNY 1 year ago
i've not heard this for a very, very loooong time!! very nice.
iliketheodds 1 year ago
Vikki, eine wunderschöne Frau mit einer einzigartigen Stimme, einer zauberhaften Ausstrahlung und mit diesem Lied... eine wunderschöne Kombination, die "unsterblich" sein wird! Man muss diese Frau lieben!
OweVanDerduene 1 year ago
WOW! She was so pretty younger!, and she's still pretty.
timmhg 1 year ago
After decades looking for this excelent song by an extraordinary singer, recovered both on 2 versions, thanks to "yori1960" who must thank for helping me get another piece together with me. What a poem, wath a voice: put together, a miracle!
osintrense 1 year ago
After decades looking for this excelent song by an extraordinary singer, recovered both on 2 versions, thanks to "yori1960" who must thank for helping me get another piece together with me. What a poem, wath a voice: put together, a miracle!
osintrense 1 year ago
After dacades looking for this excelent song by an extraordinary singer, recovered both on 2 versions, thanks to "yori1960" who must thank for helping me get another piece together with me. What a poem, wath a voice: put together, a miracle!
osintrense 1 year ago
Vikki is the best,,,god, what a lovely woman!!! This is now what I play on my answering machine!!!
37terraplane 2 years ago
es Vikki Carr o no????
MrDaniel1492 2 years ago
shes gotta be shirley basseys twin,by the sound of her
bonfad10 2 years ago
@bonfad10 I agree with you!! they should be twin sister. Both are wonderfullm aren't they?
leonesisima 2 years ago
Mega talent!
markathickory 2 years ago
Love this song =)
XAS1990 2 years ago
that hair is Frost City. love it.
SharkSport 2 years ago
classic
btlh2oguy 2 years ago
Calma Vikki es una cantante que ya pertenece al mundo no hay que discutir si es mexicana o de EU.
ferd2000 2 years ago
good call brad: absolutely remember that in the film
sifu61 2 years ago
no one is better. love this woman.
dattexas 2 years ago
para los que no saben. ella es algo mexicana, para que no se la adjudiquen totalmente los gringos. HERMOSA VOZ Y HERMOSA DAMA.
fegogo55 2 years ago
Asi es, ella tiene ascendencia mexicana
BOHEMIANMEX 2 years ago
Great singer! Thanks for posting. I've been looking foe her song "Somebody Loves You" I will really appreciate if somebody post it!
eleyes1 2 years ago
Awesome! Thanks for posting!
zatopecara 2 years ago
es la mejor voz de todos los tiempos. y aparte mujer hermosa y con presencia.
fegogo55 2 years ago
just the sweetie voice ever!!! love her!!!
cusa1979 2 years ago
I wonder how many more key changes she could have managed!
starchaser77 2 years ago
you read my mind
sisterjanet4 2 years ago
shes part mexican.
dragonman462 2 years ago 2
anyone remember this song from the movie Moonstruck? back in 1987
Brad79FL 2 years ago 2
bravo, mexican sister!
TheZeke165 2 years ago 13
@TheZeke165 Yes, but she called her self an American first, from mexico
HereinLasVegas 1 year ago
17 year old oldies fan
hopeisdeadbitch 2 years ago
Ah, the wonderful days before the evils of feminism...take me back (I realize I may lose some friends or fans with this comment...but that's just as well!
musicluver1958 2 years ago
couldn,t agree more with you.still makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand up
mikkie444 2 years ago
People who enjoy this caliber of singing will be great fans of Toni Arden, also. I saw her several years back, when at the age of 78 she sounded like she did in the 1950s. Unbelievable talent.
almxx 2 years ago
"78" ???!!!!!! She was born in July 1941, which makes her 68 years old as of today! And yes, she's still very beautiful and still has a wonderful voice.
Menalipa68 2 years ago
You will notice I said Toni Arden........same powerful style, but more subtlety with ability to croon softly,and quick transition on notes and volume.
almxx 2 years ago
What a beauty + talent she was and always will be.
vinnyhoags 2 years ago
OMG OMG...ok, so I am a huge oldies fan, and was just 2 when this came out....but I grew up with the oldies, classics, and while this particular song doesnt get much airplay, I just heard it on SIRIUS with Cousin Brucie and wow, the memories....and that vocie!!!! Carr no doubt is one of the very best true actual singers of that time....man, this song takes my breathe away and cant stop listening to it now. AWE-SOME!!!
Oldiesbuff925 2 years ago 2
I love these thoughtful comments. And I could not agree more. So much talent will go undiscovered because what sells is "no-talents-who-would-rather-make-fools-of-themselves-in-public."
SteveZeGreat 2 years ago
Those were the good old days......telephones ringing, but you don't know who is calling, because there's no caller ID. No cell phone, no text messaging. There's computer but no instant messenger yet even e mails was not yet invented. But...i think life was better back then.
oldfashioned1573 2 years ago 7
thats cos your oldfashioned, duh
TibtheBear 2 years ago
great song yes no singers like this today .black women screemers all sounding the same .like connie francis too, have a look at rebekah del rio great voice pity she does not sing more in english
personalbjw 2 years ago
wow thanks for posting amazing quality, have always loved this song so lovely to see such a great video and her dress is back in fashion!
sueemle 2 years ago
Kudos to yory1960 for an awesome video. Awesome work
iluvtimduncan21 2 years ago