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Oh, hooey.

The best of singers at his best.

Don't worry about it, Camthecoolio. Your ears are fine. Those 519 people landed on this video by mistake. They were all morticians looking for burial and cremation advice. .

The perfect opposite of hip hop and rap.

a fur-wearing dope-obsessed narcissist whose self-serving references to Jesus were of no more moral value than her religion or,---her tastes in men. Dianne Sawyer was 2 be admired for not barfing.

Frank Sinatra was quick to heap praise on other singers and call them the best, And rightly so: The man was no fool. He knew that with people like Vic Damone, Mel Torme and Nat

King Cole the scene, and later singers like Lou Rawls, Steve Lawrence, Jack Jones and Bobby Darin---folks who could rea...

To say that Whitney clearly sings "I will always love HUGH" is hardly just my opinion, Craver. Was she having a loving affair with Hugh Grant at the time, or Huey Lewis? Anyway, if you've got a whisker of intelligence, you'll get the point.

I just about pissed my pants watching this. It also reminds you of how fabulous Earth, Wind and Fire were and, likely or not, of how hilararious Jerry Lewis was in his heyday, too. Jim

Carey is obviously up to his ears In Lewis.

. . . a characteristically shrewd move on Jerry's part. The kid wasn't making fun of the only

song Jerry is known for. He was about to do what promised to be a fair impression of what

pases for Lewis's singing.

Listening to that glorified cadaver Frank Sinatra, after this, calls for courage. Oh, Lou, what can I say . . . Lord knows, you were the man.

Okay, Bach. But can she play a Hair on the G String, too?

@Inedrief

but their obsession with killing animals is off the wall.

@hardyfh1

Harry's good, but to compare him---or just about anybody---to Karen and Richard Carpenter is ridiculous.

Blow it out of your ass, Cherry. You never came any closer to being in the military

than serving as an inept defenseman in and around the American League.

LET'S FACE, FOLKS, THIS GUY WAS ONE UGLY BASTARD!

Let's face it, this guy was one ugly bastard.

It seems that by the time tune had crossed the Atlantic, it had already passed the point of no return. Just listening to a few bars of the Gene McDaniel version should convince anybody with ears that Georgie should have thought seriously about arranging this tune or simply

not bothered. How easi...

Check out the strings!

@beawesomusic

They both do. So what?

more like the queen of obesity . . . what an eyesore

Lovely. Thanks, Del Shannon.

This arrangement is far too mannered. As great as George is, this one proves little more than

that George appreciates a truly great song. Just listening to a few bars of the classic Tommy

Edwards version should be enough to expel this from the memory bank of anyone with

reasonably good ears.

A reasonable ranking of the ten best established pop singers: Vic Damone, Mel Torme,

Lou Rawls, Jack Jones, Steve Lawrence, Johnny Mathis, Tony Martin, Matt Munro, Bobby Darin, and Frank Sinatra though only when he was vocally at his peak.

great song great voice

@kalpubinc

Right up there with non-musicians, Ella, Frank, and Tony Bennett? Are you joking?

What a joke Sinatra was by comparison

We're all God's Children, The Lord knows . . . . this song is hybrid shit.

If you're going to do a Christmas pop song, leave out the religious poop, please.

Religiosity is the business of Christmas carols only.

The best. In spite of your insanity, thanks, Phil.

I grew up in Toronto. I remember singing this song late at night with my buddies when I was kid,

Thanks, again, Johnny. Love you a lot.

Sickening rug in that commerical!

Many years ago I had a drink with Nancy in a Toronto bar, and practically

spunked myself look at her in her tight blue dress.

A beautiful performance by the man who composed the song and wrote the lyric.

Just beautiful.

@TheCliff58

Precisely, stupid. So why don't you just go ahead and listen to Ronnie Milsap'w

version, after all?. Geez, some people have skulls as thick as the walls of Fort Knox.

David brought incredible theater to Temps, Paul Williams incredible passion.

Even as a background singer, Williams gives the impression of being totally

absorbed in this performance.