Peerce and Powell - Talk to The Trees! video free download
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Duration: 03:08
Uploaded: 2009/06/03
Two very powerful singers just make this song really believable. Jane Powell and Jan Peerce perform this wonder from Lerner and Loewe.
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Comments
10 years ago
John Boun
A beautiful tune such as this needs to be rendered with a classic touch. Only the wondrous performance of Peerce and Powell can reach such heights of quality to match the demands of this lovely theme.10 years ago
Attie Snyman-Meyer
I was moved when I heard this song again, I was still a young girl and always loved the song. I had to try not to cry. Thank youso much for sharing and taking me down memory lane. 11 years ago
dianavictoria Aljadeff
Jan Peerce sang with the Hollywood sopranos,first with Deanna Durbin in ther film Something in the wind when they sang the Miserere from Il Trovatore de Verdi and here with Jane Powell a Lerner and Loewe beautiful song.11 years ago
Gene Slavin
None better!11 years ago
JIM RICK
I WILL BE 75 ON NOV. 16TH...I FELL IN LOVE WITH JANE POWELL WHEN I SAW HER IN THREE DARING DAUGHTERS AND HAVE SEEN EVERYTHING SHE HAS DONE SINCE, UP TO HER LAST APPERANCE ON TCM...WISH I COULD AFFORD TO TAKE THAT TCM CRUISE NEXT YEAR AS SHE WILL BE ONE OF THE GUEST...LOVE YOU JANIE GIRL....11 years ago
varadero1839
I'm happy to know that you liked this! I'm not familiar with that of Mitchell and Brhonill. I will look for it! Thanks again for your comment.11 years ago
Michael Grunfield
A very charming performance. Reminds me of the partnership between Keith Mitchell and June Bronhill in "I KNOW NOW" (Robert & Elizabeth)12 years ago
onetalentdog
just rent this tonight paint your wagon12 years ago
varadero1839
Thanks so much for your response rajah35! Mr. Mitchell is so like Mr. Kiley; a fine actor, as well as amazing singer. You're so lucky to have seen, and met these legendary characters. I remember only being able to buy the LP vinyl of Man of La Mancha. Though I've uploaded many things to YT, my understanding of the intricacies of the message thing leaves much to be desired. Will send you another message soon. Thanks so much once more!12 years ago
rajah35
Absolutely agree with varadero1839's comments. Brian Stokes Mitchell is the best singer-actor since Richard Kiley. Was lucky enough to see Kiley and all the original cast, including Joan Diener, at the ANTA Playhouse, just off Greenwich Village, in the 60's, in Man Of LaMancha. After seeing the show, we all went down the block, to Gerde's Folk City, to watch the folk singers.. A magic evening. rajah3513 years ago
varadero1839
@Docdogs1 Who knows? Not that she sang anything on her very recent outing as the guest commentator on Turner Classic Movies, but millions watched! She's still lovely, even in her 80's, and hopefully, her appearance on this show will convince some "new-comers," that her performances are more than worth a visit. I've been watching since I the year 19xx! Love her!13 years ago
Docdogs1
Well ... live it down ... Isn't it about time that some of the false stuffed shirts of classical opera actually acknowledged the true vocal talent that film voices such as Jane Powell's really were!! ;)14 years ago
varadero1839
@jwcasciato I agree with your last statement. Don't loose hope my friend! There are still a few around; Dawn Upshaw, Rebecca Luker, Brian Stokes Mitchell, and others. Hopefully, these will be the ones who'll pull us through! They're "so good," that the rest of the "mediocre" types will fall by the wayside, and be forgotten. Thanks so much for your comment!14 years ago
jwcasciato
Where, oh where is real talent like this today? Nowadays we accept the "mediocre", label it true talent, and then afford it great celebrity. There are of course a few exceptions, but in general, I believe this to be so.14 years ago
Budd Bergman
@bassfanne45 Jane Powell was and still is now my favorite singer. This a special duet, Thank you so very much for sharing it with me.14 years ago
varadero1839
@bassfanne45 My pleasure! Thanks for your comment! Wish there were more of these 2 singing together!15 years ago
nancyfloressantos
Wonderful Duo!! This is one of the songs from the musical broadway Paint Your Wagon 1951. Thanks for sharing this treasure.15 years ago
nancyfloressantos
@halavey From the Broadway Paint Your Wagon (1951) ( :15 years ago
josen20101
Clint Eastwood has his version of this song. Wonderful gem!!!15 years ago
ATsarIsBorn
@halavey The show is 1953, I think. No earlier.Related Videos
