Nancy Wilson - When Did You Leave Heaven - 1966

Fan Post. The brilliant Nancy Wilson rescued here from a very old tape of mine. You can also get this on the DVD of Season Two of "I Spy". It is Episode Two, entitled "Lori", where Nancy guest-stars, & plays a jazz singer involved in a little intrigue, as well as singing three short numbers. This clip has the sultry ballad "When Did You Leave Heaven?" which was first released on Nancy's album "Hollywood My Way", available on CD now from all good retailers.

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Music

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• Nancy
• Wilson
• Jazz
• Singer
• Heaven
• i-spy
• Lori

[eyeofwooglin]

an absolute gem...thanks...as always, she is amazing, even when lip synching!

[RociodelBarrio]

@eyeofwooglin Yes, it took me ages to try and sync up the sound with the lips, then I remembered you cannot ever sync-up a lip-synced piece of video! This is how it was originally transmitted from the master-tape on a UK satellite channel in the early 1990's.

Like you said, what a gem. Goddess, even.

[infrantasi]

Wooof!

[infrantasi]

I wish I were dead. LOL. I dreamed since a boy I would marry this gorgeous thing one day, and I got a short, French dictator—no hips, no lips, no tips! Maybe I'll meet her one day (Nancy, not the dictator) and we'll finally tie the knot. hehehehehehehe. I can dream, can't I? Was there EVER another singer this exxxxquiiiissssite? Noooooooooooooo!

[keybobrob]

@michaelvincentaustin Amen brotha....AMEN!!!!!

[Sexoclocktv]

All the oldheads loved her and referred to her as "the baby" and she of course was honored.

[bolder2009]

@calearm99 That's Aretha (1967- ). But Nancy is indeed a Queen.

[calearm99]

THE QUEEN OF SOUL

[michaelvincentaustin]

This video is a tribute to the era just before sophistication died. We're left with wannabes and cheap copies. If you just watched this video, you just saw the last of THE REAL THING. Mmm-mmm good!

[brandage]

Simply fantastic! Thank you for posting this, I have never seen this clip. I grew up listening to Nancy since the early 70s since my mom was a huge fan. We played her records a lot and I still listen to her albums today on CD. I will have to share this clip with my mom, she will love it.