Shirley Jones "It Might as Well be Spring"
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What a truly nice voice she had ~ no wonder she was featured in some of the most popular Musicals on the silver screen....I think she was wasted on TV shows such as
PARTRIDGE FAMILY [cute though it was].
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I might be getting old; showing my age, and a sucker for nostalgia. but damn if this stuff doesn't bring a tear to my eye.
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best performance of this song I've ever heard
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Dude plays the piano, but where did the strings come from?
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OMG Marian the librarian!
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what a voice
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Shirley Jones is the perfect Rodgers and Hammerstein ingenue. This is wonderful.
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red flags of depression....
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I love Shirley, eve if she's a Republican - lol.
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@rickcee Don't worry. I'm teary-eyed, and I'm only fifteen. This is such a beautiful song, and I absolutely adore Shirley Jones.
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This is probably close to what Rogers and Hammerstein intended. I don't recall if she did the Broadway version of State Fair. Most of the versions I heard of this were Jazz versions so it was nice to hear it originally and with the intro. I never cared for Danny Thomas or Make Room for Daddy. He was kind of scary because he was always yelling all the time. Yikes! What a nice piece of film here. Thanks for the post.
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@melaniehoover Jeanne Crain didn't sing it, her's was dubbed
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Why is Lauritz Melchior (the great opera star) playing the piano for her?!
dallyx66 1 year ago
@dallyx66 He played her father in the episode.
kirkba 1 year ago
Fabulous of course... Was this a live performance, or from a film? I am always bemused... In these musical films, where does the orchestra suddenly spring from?
Seriously good music.
Chordwayze 4 years ago
It was done for the Danny Thomas Show around 1959. The show was recorded in front of a live audience and then broadcast on tv a few weeks later.
kirkba 4 years ago