Nancy Wilson - The Folks Who Live on the Hill скачать видео бесплатно

David Epstein

No one sings this song better then Nancy Wilson I can listen to her sing this the rest of my life and never tire of it

Barry Tillotson

total class

Bronxboy47

In a class all by herself. 

rr7firefly1

Love Nancy Wilson -- what a voice and what a capacity to infuse a song with feeling. Those who love this song should look out for the Shirley Horn version -- it's on the album "The Art of the Song" by Charlie Haden with Quartet West.

gemam123

Black version of the Japanese "Hibari Misora" Singing, just like atmosphere of the talk! (youtube.com/watch?v=Gay2MSjWn1E&feature=related)

neceekaye

WONDERFUL

Peter Morgan

So much soul ... just beautiful :)

Wayne Brasler

Nancy's more than half-century career has been astounding. For those who became fans with her first Capitol album "Like in Love" it's been pure pleasure following her as she's grown as an artist, transformed as an artist, taking on surprising music, defied typecasting and trends and been totally true to herself. She evidently does not plan ever to look like an old lady (that's for sure) and the voice is still rich and tangy. She is still the fancy Miss Nancy.

darchylde612

it just doesn't get any better than "the baby", miss nancy wilson!

Sendmommy0524

Yup, Jerome Kern time!! Love this ...she sings this about her Reverend husband and their family!!

BLACKADAM

LOVE NANCY!

David King

I saw her perform this live in Kansas City a number of years back. She talked of this song as the dream that she made come true for herself. She was a delight and has that wonderful signature style. Love you Nancy Wilson. Music by Jerome Kern!

John Eunson

with an introduction we rarely hear, nancy takes this peggy lee classic and turns it into a senuous love song. nancy is a queen with her interpretations of these 'story' songs. (just listen to what she does with 'guess who i saw today' or 'the greatest performance'). one of the best ballad singers in the world today.

Nancy Wilson

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