You'll never know - Rosemary Clooney 1983

Harry James and his orchestra was going to play at this concert in stead of Les Brown Orchestra but he passed away just two months before this concert.

with Les Brown and his Band of Renown, "Aurex Jazz Festival", Sep.1,1983 at Budokan(Tokyo,Japan)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Jazz
• Vocal
• ローズマリークルーニー
• レスブラウン
• オーレックス

[araeshkigal]

Can we go back in time and collect up the dignity and integrity of the majority of her generation and put it into the global water supply or something today?

God I miss truly regal people! Celebrities today are more likely to have arrest records than gold records :(

[DebbyBooneFan]

I had the pleasure of meeting Ms. Clooney after a Christmas Concert she gave in Ocean City, MD in 1989. Though she had a horrible cold, you never knew it from her performance (she sounded wonderful!) And you wouldn't know it from her behavior backstage. She was gracious and charming and delightful. Rosemary, we miss you!

[caveatemp]

This is what the Great American Songbook is all about. A great classic voice losing herself in a great classic song. God bless you, Rosemary, Harry, Mack, and Dorothy!

[Croonerize]

This lady can really BELT a song. I feel sorry for those that don't enjoy this wonderful singer. She can sing like she did 60 rears ago. Thank you for posting this beautiful song.

[starrydaze]

I miss my ex so much. He was the love of my life, and when he went away he took my heart with him. I wish him all happiness and that someday he will return

[joe1blue]

JUST plain CLASS .

[bsanders34]

I was a 17 year old serving in England in the US Air Force when this was first released. The year was 1951 and the song helped get me through that first of three long years away from home. Harry James trumpet was as majestic as Rosie Clooney's incredible voice.

[MsBedwell]

These were the greats - truly professional, truly talented, truly hard working.

[Rusty350]

Ah....Rosie....you were the greatest, babe! Miss you so very much.

[Shadeygrrl]

I'd love to hear Lady Gaga or Beyonce give this tune a try.....full blown 1940's orchestration behind them....that would be something to hear.

[nycdweller]

@araeshkigal - how right you are!!