Jo Stafford - Scarlet Ribbons (For Her Hair) (1949) скачать видео бесплатно
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Charted at #14 in Billboard in January 1950. Original review as a Billboard Pick: "This is a completely charming and somewhat unusual song written in the fashion of a lullaby. Jo turns in a restrained but beautifully effective vocal effort with the aid of a vocal group and exceptionally tasteful orking by Paul Weston."
Also #18 for Harry Belafonte and Millard Thomas on the UK Singles chart in September 1957 and #13 for the Browns in November 1959 (#7 Country).
Released in December 1949.
Written by Evelyn Danzig and Jack Segal.
B-side is "Happy Times".
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9 years назад
Norma Hobson
Jo Stafford made many recordings in te late 40s and early fifties-another lovely one is "No Other Love" which is actually Tristesse composed by Fredric Chopin in the early 1800's and is beautiful. Jo Stafford was married to bandleader Paul Weston. She recorded many other songs at that time.9 years назад
Crater Fist
This is what voices sounded like without autotune. I'm honored to be able to hear the voice of such a beautiful woman.9 years назад
Uncle Davey
What is the actual explanation of where the ribbons came from?10 years назад
Rich Klein
The music was composed by Evelyn Danzig Levine (my late great aunt) and Jack Segal (lyrics).11 years назад
DoctorSyn11
The most beautiful voice ever in popular music11 years назад
John Benn
WHAT A WONDERFUL SINGER SHE WAS UNBELIEVABLE & VERY ENJOYABLE MAKES SOME OF TODAY'S EFFORTS SEEM LAME WELL DONE12 years назад
Steve bnce
great song I think like better thang cliffs version.12 years назад
CatsPjamas1
@TheSteamtramman Yes, singers of Jo Stafford's time were very careful about using proper diction and pronounciation.12 years назад
TheSteamtramman
Was Jo Stafford pretty? Her voice is so clear with none of the slurred words so usual now. Pleasant change. Ta!12 years назад
CatsPjamas1
@Vintageart1994 Glad you like it!12 years назад
Vintageart1994
Beautiful!Похожие клипы
