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So its the late 80's & here I am, a 40ish middle class white guy, stuck in Houston go-home traffic with the radio on & Saving All My Love comes on-& OMG, I'm completely blown away. Who is this talent? & soon she bursts onto the scene & is the one every "girl" singer from there on out wants to be....

This was one of my favorites when I was in 7th grade(61) I always pretended I was a D.J. and came out with a top ten weekly and this song topped it for 3 weeks(LOL) Anyway, since then I have always had a soft spot for it. I have since learned Tony was about 17 when he cut it and that he was backe...

OK, so this was done several years ago so I don't know if anyone is keeping score anymore or not. I see there are five likes and 4 dislikes. Why the dislikes? Its a high school production for crying out loud. At least the young man made a decent attempt at duplicating Donald O'Connor's original r...

How can this be the Country song of the year? It is ACTUALLY a legitimate Country song! That hasn't happened in YEARS. Somebody must have goofed up. Anyway-hallelujah, they finally got one right!

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A lovely rendition as always. This is kind of a fore runner of the fantastic stuff she did with Andre Previn a little later-soft, easy, gentle yet hauntingly sensual and seductive at the same time. She was(and still is) wonderful!. Saw her once more this past weekend in Romance On The High Seas a...

When man and instrument meld into one it transcends music and becomes magic. That epitomizes Roy Eldridge and his trumpet!

As always DD gives an impeccable delivery. I just love the modulation on this song-outstanding! And, as always, she is very "easy to love." I'm noticing that the 40's channel dedicated to the Swing era on XM/Sirius has lately been playing more of her stuff from the 50's(i.e. the sessions with Pre...

I know its been about a year since dahsuerk asked about Barney Rapp. I don't know if he or she revisits this site or not but I do have some info. Barney Rapp used the song The Skater's Walltz for his theme song. I grew up in the Cincy area and Rapp, who had traveled prior to that, put down roots ...

Toni: I particularly loved the video on this one. I don't know if you did it intentionally or not, but the pictures almost unfolded in chronological order so that you see Doris growing older, yet remaining breathtakingly beautiful over the years. Her beauty never diminished and, as this song prov...

Toni: Just LOVE that picture of Doris at 2.34 in this video. AND SHE'S SINGING ABOUT SOMEONE ELSE BEING A "BABY DOLL!" What a looker. More importantly, all these years later, what a singer too. A vocalist never had a better friend than a Mercer lyric, but 'Doris sure knew how to handle this tune....

Really enjoy this one. I am 64 and, for some reason, am not familiar with this one. Through XM radio and your vids I have fallen in love with Doris all over again but this time with a much deeper appreciation of her song interpretation rahter than her cuteness. Just out of curiosity, if the Buddy...

I've tried for the last three years to figure out why I find The Qube's SO mesmerizing. I tlhink I've finally got it-They are like those sugar cookies we get every year during the holidays: Simple not fancy, deeply steeped in a tradition that has roots in one's soul, and deliciously addictive. I ...

The song is not only written well instrumentally, it is extremely well written lyrically as well. The current generation will likely miss the "hook" the writer had in mind, but those who lived during WWII will recognize the play on words connecting the song with radio news repo

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