Tea For Two (Original 1925 Orchestraion) - Jason Graae & Rebecca Luker video free download

Al staniland

Bronson

Nicos Bota

At 3:59 , looks like sarkozy but taller

33uptempo

Great music never dies.

Jim Shoureas

WOW!!

marie reverte

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Sahil Sahibli

XOSUMA GELDI COX

Maung Maung Sein

Love is inexplicable, there is more room to blossom

Inge Biermann

so, so, so schön!!!!

Roger Wilco

This is wonderful!

Manus Nemeth

I checked the comments and did not see anyone note that there is a CD with these performers. It's called Broadway Showstoppers. It's on Angel records. Included is "Who", "All the Things You Are" and a bunch of other numbers. Such a pity John McGlinn died so young. 

Alfred Gjinollari

Tea For Two (Original 1925 Orchestraion) - Jason Graae & Rebecca Luker

Jacob Baez

my GOD that is so cool, super nice! im 24 years old but that is one the best i ever saw. Those people who cklick they didn't like it, i think they are not humans maybe?

Zyvago Bergman

! ! !

Dimitri Diamant

This was performed at Symphony Hall in Boston on August 23, 1990, and it is unofficially known as Boston Pops - Broadway Originals. This was televised by PBS, and so there are no authorized DVDs available. The guest conductor was John McGlinn, and the event was hosted by Kitty Carlisle. Why on earth didn't Rebecca Luker take up dancing?

Весела Недкова

Tea For Two (Original 1925 Orchestraion) - Jason Graae & Rebecca Luker

Louis Defaux

There is also a version of the song " tea for two " to laugh in a movie with Louis De Funès and Bourvil.I shall share it with my friends of GOOGLE+

Louis Defaux

A video shared with my friend Emir Tufan and for all my friends who like beautiful songs and awesome melodies .

Peter Ashford

belongs to Art Tatum doesn't it?

TedWms521

Preferences are hard to debate but it seems to me that Doris Day's long version is a travesty with its overdone arrangement and its male chorus. The short version, from the film Tea for Two, seems merely ordinary. This original version is full of charm and doesn't introduce a lot of extraneous trappings.

Plattensammler88

Am I young enough with 25 years?

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