Jaye P. Morgan - The Longest Walk (1955) video free download
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Duration: 02:19
Uploaded: 2011/07/27
Charted at #6 on Billboard Hot 100 in August 1955. Original Billboard review: "Jaye P. Morgan is Victor's hottest canary now, and her waxing showcases her distinctive vocal style to fine advantage. She sings the ballad with perceptive phrasing and warmth, underscored by an assuring sense of vocal power. The side should grab off considerable jockey juke play."
Written by Eddle Pola and Fred Spielman.
B-side is "Swanee".
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10 years ago
Joseph Guderian
Jones Beach and Helen. Not to forget.10 years ago
John M
One of the best recorded songs from the 50's.......such a very pleasant distinctive voice that carries this well written and arranged number. Thanks for the upload.10 years ago
ELEANOR AITKEN
great memory10 years ago
Roger Wilco
Love her southern accent. :) I recall hearing this on WRUL shortwave when I got home from school. They did a top song countdown.10 years ago
Dimitri Diamant
I remember hearing this when I was living on West 82nd Street just off Riverside Drive.11 years ago
mrkeel2
This has to be one of the most perfect songs ever recorded... Music, voice, lyrics...11 years ago
mrkeel2
This song is PRECISELY why I love this old music....11 years ago
Jenny C.
I love these old songs, and I wasn't born until 1965.11 years ago
Robby Bonter
Takes me back to the Jersey Shore, summer of 1955. Whoa!11 years ago
Murp h
JP was during that period female singers of the fifties as good as any one and better than most--- she was truly underrated -- truly a top notch female vocalist11 years ago
Steve Eisenberg
This goes out to anybody: if you had a choice of selecting an answer to the following question: 'Is thi the Jaye P Morgan who was on th Gong Show?' would you say "yes" or "no?"11 years ago
Steve Eisenberg
I was just wondering if this is the same Jay P who was on The Gong Show.11 years ago
Vic Glazer
The odd thing about Jaye P. was that her singing career showed her personality as normal and demure almost. But she could be raunchy if she wanted to like she was on the Gong Show. Either way, she was great.12 years ago
CatsPjamas1
Yes, she is the same Jaye.12 years ago
thesandsie13the2nd
this is going to sound like an odd question. but is this the same jaye p morgan that was on the "gong show"? because i'm a distant cousin of hers.12 years ago
CatsPjamas1
Thank you very much! My current YouTube channel is MaltShopPopsicle, where I'm posting '60's music. Please feel free to subscribe to it if you like.12 years ago
Robert King
Cats.....like this version better than 1963 version. Many people have different opinion. I happen to like Winterhalter's stuff better than Marty Paich's. Just subscribed to your site. Sheesh! We've got great taste in music, huh???12 years ago
Robert King
Jaye P. sang with Frank deVol at my Senior Prom at Mission Beach Ballroom in San Diego in 1952. She was married for a while to a good friend of mine, Chuck Kelly (sang with The Modernaires and now retired professor and published author) in the 50's. Of interest: [email protected] Mike, is webmaster for Jaye P.'s website. Bob King majskyking@g mail dot com12 years ago
Robert King
Schtick, baby, schtick. Consummate professional.12 years ago
stumpydog87
Love this song. What with Hugo Winterhalter's arrangment how could Jaye possibly go wrong.Related Videos
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