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Cats will be cats. We love them even when they try our patience. Even the mama cat can't keep them under control! Connie Francis sings Who's So...
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CONNIE FRANCIS SINGS COLE PORTER MEDLEY-'LIVE'! (1965)
Connie Francis presents an exceptional and artful medley of some of American songwriter and lyricist Cole Porter's most famous songs. (This clip a...
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Words cannot describe how marvelous Connie is. This medley in my opinion is even better then the Gershwin Medley. The Ballgmae Medley and After I'm Gone Medlies present her voice as one with the orchestra.
CONNIE FRANCIS - HURT
CONNIE FRANCIS WITH A BEAUTIFUL VERSION OF THIS GREAT OLD CLASSIC. ALSO RECORDED BY ELVIS PRESLEY, VICKI CARR, ROY HAMILTON, P.J.PROBY, LITTLE ANTH...
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Simply magnificent!
CONNIE FRANCIS: "LOVE IS WHERE YOU FIND IT" (1961) - LIVE!
Connie belts out one of the electrifying numbers from her fantastic LP, "Songs To A Swingin' Band." The conductor and arranger on this album, Rich...
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I love the jazzy Connie!
CONNIE FRANCIS: "A GERSHWIN SALUTE" (1967)
Here is another of my uploads that was accidentally deleted, so I'm starting over. It is one of Connie's superb medleys, this time saluting the mus...
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All of Connie's TV performances were first class, but the Gershwin and Cole Porter Medleys performed on the Ed Sullivan Show are stand outs among her performances. She jsut hits those note sperfectly and her arranger, Joe Mazzu, was a genius in forming medleys. Connie was the envy of all in sh...
Connie Francis - The Bells Of St. Mary's (1959)
From the P.E.G. CD "My Thanks To You." Recorded 4 March 1959.
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One of the greatest and most versatile voices of our times and perhaps the best female voice and/or entertainers of our time. A legend.
Cute....and the spectacular voice of Ms. Francis!