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  • just as whitney houston, she went too soon, i guess the struggles of life caught up to them

  • So glad that I picked her for my black history project.! All I been doing for the past 2 days were listening and watching her videos.!!!!

  • I feel so fortunate that I chose her for my project for school

    :D

  • We will never have beauty like this again! *sigh*

  • she was so gorgeous

  • The world treated Dorthy so unfairly! I believe that race was the only issue. I am just going to say it,Monroe had to be jealous!

  • i love this moives someday i wanna be like dorothy

  • When a woman Is brown skinned and beautiful- her race is the first thing people question. When a woman is white skinned and beautiful - her race is never questioned. That's Amerikka for ya!

  • In some of the pictures, she kind of looks like Beyonce.

  • the world was so unfair to her .......

  • Please do not be offended, but this woman's beauty is beyond race...drop dead beautiful!

  • Wow! She got rhythm for sure! Great song!

  • La Dandridge still reigns SUPREME!

  • Straight gorgeousness! Wow

  • Lástima que se fuera demasiado pronto,hubiese destrozado a variopintas desentonadas y mediocres voces de su época.De todas maneras y aunque con un dia de retraso,felicidades Dorothy

  • Happy Birthday to you Ms. Dandridge. What would have been your 89th Birthday.

  • yes they do, actually - you have to find them

  • One word... wow!

  • Just read about her on Wikipedia and see what a sad and tragic life she had in the end. How terrible, she deserved so much acclaim. Stunningly beautiful.

  • Dorthy was stunning.

  • beautiful, talented, treated unfairly. she won that oscar. i don't care what that paper in the envelope said. rest in peace. today marks 46 years of your absence. Dorothy Dandridge Nov. 9, 1922-Sept. 8, 1965. love you.

  • Pure, Unfiltered, Raw, Unaltered, Beautiful talent, unlike now and days where everything is digitalized, recycled, reiterated and deficient in all the REAL components of good music. And another thing, What a gorgeous women! I'm amazed not only by her voice but as well as her beauty. Peace and One Love

  • What a beautiful black women with such a great voice!

  • who the hell cares what her back round is! She is gorgeous and sounds fantastic

    All that matters people. Oh, Irish guy here in case anyone needed to know.

  • @CYCLONEMAN54 Amen!

  • OMG she ws not mixed just because she is pretty. there are many beautiful black women with exotic features. we come in all shades. her parents may have had a little bit of mixed blood but she herself would be majority black not bi racial at all! look at pics of her mother! black people do not all have to be dark (not that there i anything wrong with that) or have the stereotypical features!!!!

  • who uses the term mulatto anymore???? exactly what year is this???

  • This isn't actually Ms. Dandridge singing, this track is from "Introducing Dorothy Dandridge" and was sung by Wendi Williams. Great track though, thanks for posting it. 

  • @Mellie What songs DID Dorothy sing on?!? I only clicked here to find out what she "sounded" like, since ALL of her Movie songs are dubbed!!! The same story goes for Susan Hayward. What was WRONG with Hollywood???

  • @zodiolestes This song is actually from a movie called "Introducing Dorothy Dandridge" which is a story about her life (it stars Halle Berry and is from 1999) so Ms. Dandridge wasn't in it at all. Also, I know that her voice was dubbed in Carmen Jones because they wanted an opera singer for that. However, if you want to find clips of her actually singing, there are a lot on Youtube. Look for ones where they show her actually singing on old television shows and things like that. :)

  • Jamaican, Mexican, Native American, African and English

    Her mother was Jamaican, Mexican,and American Indian. Her father was half African and half English.

  • @Oniways Ruby Dandridge was Jamaican?

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  • I read somewhere that her f.ather was mulatto and her mother was of African American and Native American ancestry

  • she was not mulatta she was jus light skinned like me

  • @missdenisha She was mixed. Look at her facial features.

  • @HybridD91 So, I have the same features and I'm black to, just because she pretty she has to be mixed?

  • @HybridD91 You can see her mother and FULL sister in the movie "Raisin In The Sun" She is a black woman.

  • @LetsBeProud

    Ruby Dandridge was not in "Raisin In The Sun" nor was Dorothy's sister.

  • Fine...

  • I love Dorothy Dandridge.. thanks for this great tribute.

  • Two people are idiots. Thumbs up if you agree. :D

  • @Ayrkah If you're talking about who I think you are, then YESSSSSS thumbs are up!!

  • i was watching My Girl the other day and the grandma started singing this song and i was just thinking how long its been since ive listened to this song i love it

  • She was not mulatto!!

  • A gorgeous mulatto woman.

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  • @pezguy500 she not mulatto 

  • @thomasmoredamian LOL U shut up! 

  • love it!!!

  • she was well fit aswel

  • She is very beautiful and talented but it was the feeling that she needed a white man in her life to really se something that ulitmately destroyed her.

  • @IamDottieDandridge

    Oh, shut UP!

  • @IamDottieDandridge very true.

  • Very beautiful lady. Beautiful voice.Beautiful song. Beautiful style.

  • when i look at her i see a mixture of beyonce, janet jackson,and ashanti dorothy dandridge was the most beautiful black woman in the world

  • @Tonyho0124 Why stop at black? I think she's one of the most beautiful period.

  • BEAUTIFUL, THE LADY & THE SONG

  • going to be clickign replay over and over im doing a dance to this song at school :)

  • ahe was so beautiful

  • Amazing video- thanks so much-God bless you and

    Hallie Berry && LOVE To Dorothy Dandridge~!******

  • I just finished watching the movie with Halle Berry today and I fell in love with this song immediately! Her voice is very distinct and unique! And I cannot forget her effortless beauty...

  • @oldschool712 i love that movie too!! I wish people still sound like this

  • She was sooo beautilful. I'm watching Carmen Jones for the first time, and i love it. I always wanted to see her in motion. She's just so beautiful.<3<3 I'm 15 by the way.:)

  • @Adizero7000 I'm saying that the songs used in the film or on the soundtrack were NOT sung by the real life Dorothy Dandridge. The actual singer was Wendi Williams. If you listen to the real Dorothy Dandridge, you could hear that her voice is much deeper...

  • @Adizero7000 100% positive...The film did not use any of Dorothy Dandridge's actual recordings...They wanted to dub in a voice that sounded both like Dorothy's and Halle's combined...Plus, Dorothy DAndridge had performed this song in the nightclubs, but she did not record it...She recorded one album in her lifetime, and this song wasn't on it...

  • From what I know about Dorothy Dandrige, She was a good girl in the world of Sharks!!!

    It was a glamorous hard knock life n she didnt know how to pick a good man, struggle struggle n more struggle: she did not deserve the type of life she lived

    Beauty or sucess is sometime a curse, u will realise that the most beautiful women of this world had the most messed life: Marilyn Monroe (Dorothy's Friend), Elisabeth Taylor, Noemie Lenoir, Coco Chanel, Kartoucha and many more...

  • From what I know about Dorothy Dandrige, She was a good girl in the world of Sharks!!!

    It was a glamorous hard knock life n she didnt know how to pick a good man, struggle struggle n more struggle: she did not deserve the type of she lived

    Beauty or sucess is sometime a curse, u will realise that the most beautiful women of this world had the most messed life: Marilyn Monroe (Dorothy's Friend), Elisabeth Taylor, Noemie Lenoir, Coco Chanel, Kartoucha and many more...

  • This is NOT Dorothy Dandridge...This is Wendi Williams - who dubbed Halle Berry's voice in the film!!!

  • @JusticeCorbin I didn't know Wendy Williams sang............

  • @febuary09 Wendi Williams is not Wendy Williams...they're two different people - hence the spelling of Wendi...

  • i heard this song on introducing dorothy dandridge preformed by halle berry. i feel in love with it. i love dorothy dandridge

  • I LUVV U DORTHY

  • Amazing voice. Singers now don't have that sound anymore.

  • @PiadoraEmerald 't ain't true... gotta look to the jazz singers of today. It is not a sound for pop.

  • @TsalagiAgvnage im pretty sure thats his/her's opinion. you may think different, i can agree with you too but...still thats is their opinion:)

  • @PiadoraEmerald This is Wendi Williams...recorded in 1999...

  • @PiadoraEmerald now they're all auto-tuned

  • beautiful music from a beautiful woman

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