Lesley Gore - Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread) video free download
On September 21st, 1963, just a week after Ricky Nelson's record, "Fools Rush In", hit the air waves (9/14/63); Quincy Jones took Lesley back into the studios, along with Claus Ogermann at the helm, arranging and conducting a set of new songs for what would be Lesley's second album- "Lesley Gore Sings Of Mixed-Up Hearts". Among the eleven songs that she would record that day are the now legendary "You Don't Own Me", and the gem/standard featured in this video. With Ogermann's magical arrangement, the song truly sparkles, and at only 17 years of age, Lesley turns a tender and brilliant vocal performance that truly belie her young age at the time. One of my favorite songs by Lesley, I wanted to bring it back into the spotlight and let new fans discover it for the first time.
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9 years ago
mary cummings
one of my favorites. a great talent....9 years ago
LongJohn Silver
She could be a double for Gillian Anderson of the 1990s TVseries "the X-Files".10 years ago
Ken Hilderbrand
nice song10 years ago
admseraph
Love it. One of my top 10 faves. And only 17 years old. Amazing. Thanks for sharing.10 years ago
Stephen Nelson
Lesley, I will always (ALWAYS) love your voice(soul).10 years ago
jimysohns
RIP Angel. She was so very under rated. Timing is everything. She should have been a superstar.......10 years ago
Richard Beman
What a shock to find out she passed away and in an unpleasant way. Cancer is such a horrible disease.. My parents both died of lung cancer.. I loved her songs and courage to deal with a world that is far different from today. Her talent will be missed !! Rest In Blessed Peace, Richard Beman10 years ago
ANNA LUCAS
I LOVED HER SONGS. I THOUGHT SHE WAS A VERY PRETTY GIRL AND WOULD TRY TO STYLE MY HAIR LIKE HERS.10 years ago
Naomi Jones
Just found out from a very dear friend of mine that Leslie Gore had passed away -- I'm still in shock -- I had wanted to see her in concert but youtube will suffice! Loved her from one lesbian to another -- I had her picture and Patty Duke's hanging on my bedroom wall along with other women singers -- I like this song way better than Ricky Nelsons and if she could have put this out before his hers would have risen to the top for sure! Hands down Leslie Gore lives forever and is in Rock and Roll Heaven!10 years ago
Jerry Bender
R.I.PI love her voice.At 70 it still makes me feel young.10 years ago
admseraph
One of my favorite songs of all time, and she did such a magnificent rendition of it, my favorite. Rest in Peace, Lesley.10 years ago
MrMartybearass
she will be soooo missed RIP10 years ago
L Duranceau
This song sounds better at a faster pace, so Rick Nelson's version is much better, IMO.The 'rolling' drums in Rick's version just sounds better.10 years ago
joselita muniz
Linda!!!!10 years ago
johnm893
how lush and divine.......10 years ago
temujin9999
Hail to Quincy Jones! Very often we see Quincy Jones making a difference.10 years ago
MrMotownmanny
Hey, Rick Nelson sang this!!!10 years ago
Elvis Presely
I think that Ricky Nelson does this song the best.....11 years ago
Philip Dickinson
Love her Rendition of such a Classic11 years ago
Ben Swann
Lesley recorded classic songs and included them in all her early albums. Most of her interpretations were better than the originals. Listen to this, and to "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?" the Goffin-King oft-recorded song. Lesley's version is by far and away the best. "Before and After" from the "My Town, My Guy, and Me" album is another prime example of how Lesley takes a classic and makes it even better, with her strong singing and vocal interpretation. Related Videos
