Eydie Gorme and Trio Los Panchos sing "Piel Canela". To purchase this CD go to: www.steveandeydie.com "Sabor A Mi". To purchase this CD go to: www.steveandeydie.com "Granada" To purchase this CD go to: www.steveandeydie.com
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Eydie Gorme sings, "Johnny One Note" To purchase this CD go to: At The Present Time not available
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Eydie Gorme sings "If He Walked Into My Life". To purchase this cd go to: www.steveandeydie.com
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Steve and Eydie married in Las Vegas way back in December 1957. They are always a top attraction there, and elsewhere. Here they sing that great standard FLY ME TO THE MOON .( In Other Words) From wikipedia: "Frank Sinatra recorded the song on his 1964 album It Might as Well Be Swing accompanied by Count Basie. The arrangement by Quincy Jones has become the rendition by which most people recognise the song. Jones changed the time signature, which was originally 3/4 waltz-time, to 4/4 and gave it a 'swing' feel. Sinatra's recording was a hit and was played to the astronauts of Apollo 10, on their lunar mission. [1] Sinatra also performed the song with Basie on 1966's Sinatra at the Sands, and on 1994's Duets II, his final recording of "Fly Me to the Moon" and his final collaboration with Antonio Carlos Jobim. He also performed this song in 1969 TV-show "Sinatra", there he dedicated it to the Apollo astronauts "who made the impossible possible". "Fly Me to the Moon" is a pop standard song written by Bart Howard in 1954. When introduced by Felicia Sanders on the cabaret circuit, it was originally titled "In Other Words". The song became popularly called "Fly Me to the Moon" from its first line, but it took a few years for the publishers to change the title officially." THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK song IN OTHER WORDS (FLY ME TO THE MOON) Music and lyrics: BART HOWARD (1954) sung by Eydie Gorme in the LP EYDIE IN LOVE (1958) Lyrics: Poets often use many words To say a simple <b>...</b>
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Track 01 from Ultra-Lounge, Vol. 15: Wild, Cool & Swingin' Too!
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Eydie Gormé is an American singer who still performs with husband Steve Lawrence, whom she married in 1957. She began her career in 1950, performing with Tommy Tucker and Tex Beneke, and released her first recordings the same year. Her last record to hit the charts was Blame It On The Bossa Nova in 1963. Her biggest selling album was a collection of songs in Spanish with the Mexican group Trio Los Panchos in 1964. This selection, Sabor A Mi from the album with Trio Los Panchos, has become her signature song. This album has been re-released several times in both the US and throughout Latin, Central and South America.
Here is one of my favorite singers, the great Eydie Gormé, a true legend of Las Vegas, a friend of all the great singers (Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand, Sammy Davis Jr., Sarah Vaughan, Shirley Bassey...) and a great exciting voice! Eydie Gormé (born Edith Gormezano in 1931 to Sephardic Jewish immigrants) is a bilingual (English and Spanish) American singer who, with her husband Steve Lawrence, is credited heavily with helping to keep the classic American pop repertoire alive and well. She graduated from William Howard Taft high school in 1946 (legendary film director Stanley Kubrick attended the school at the same time), and worked for the United Nations as a translator, using her fluency in the Spanish language. She also hired out as a singer, working in the big bands of former Glenn Miller singer Tex Beneke as well as the lesser-known Tommy Tucker, before going on her own in 1952. She caught both her big break and her life partner when she and singer Steve Lawrence were booked to the original The Tonight Show, then hosted by Steve Allen. Steve & Eydie (as they are usually referenced) became two of the only legitimate music stars to break out from 1950's television. Gormé enjoyed a few hit singles on her own. Still, she won a Grammy Award for Best Female Vocal Performance in 1967, for her version of "If He Walked Into My Life", from the stage musical Mame. Like her husband, Gormé has appeared on numerous television shows over the years, including The Carol Burnett Show <b>...</b>
"Send in the clowns" sing by Eydie Gorme. For me, it's the best version of the song. Gorme has the special touch required for sing this beautiful song. And of course she has a wonderful voice. The musical arrangement it's perfect.
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Artist - Eydie Gorme Song - Blame It On The Bossa Nova (Lyrics) I was at a dance when he caught my eye Standin' all alone lookin' sad and shy We began to dance, swaying' to and fro And soon I knew I'd never let him go Blame it on the bossa nova with its magic spell Blame it on the bossa nova that he did so well Oh, it all began with just one little dance But then it ended up a big romance Blame it on the bossa nova The dance of love (Now was it the moon?) No, no, the bossa nova (Or the stars above?) No, no, the bossa nova (Now was it the tune?) Yeah, yeah, the bossa nova (The dance of love) [Instrumental organ] Now I'm glad to say I'm his bride to be And we're gonna raise a family And when our kids ask how it came about I'm gonna say to them without a doubt Blame it on the bossa nova with its magic spell Blame it on the bossa nova that he did so well Oh, it all began with just one little dance But then it ended up a big romance Blame it on the bossa nova The dance of love (Now was it the moon?) No, no, the bossa nova (Or the stars above?) No, no, the bossa nova (Now was it the tune? ) Yeah, yeah, the bossa nova (The dance of love) (Now was it the moon?) No, no, the bossa nova (Or the stars above ?) [Fade] No, no, the bossa nova
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And the Angels Sing/Der Shtiller Bulgar 1) Intro- Ziggy Elman and his orchestra 2) Eydie Gorme- vocal 3) Benny Goodman and his Orchestra w/ Ziggy Elman ( Trumpet)-Freilach klezmer 4) Eydie Gorme- vocal ( reprise) 5) Ziggy Elman and his orchestra w/ Gene Krupa (drums) and Ziggy Elman (trumpet)- Freilach klezmer YIDDISH SONGS REACHED THE #1 SPOT ON THE HIT PARADE IN THE YEARS 1938-1939. 1938- BEI MIR BISTU SCHOEN- with The Andrews Sisters. 1939-AND THE ANGELS SING- with Benny Goodman and his Orchestra. ( english version of "Der Shtiller Bulgar") terrible times for european jews, but in America yiddish music was heard everywhere. EYDIE GORME.- "Suddenly the setting is strange.....Suddenly I see it all changed" sings Eydie in the 1950s version of the song, arranged by the great Don Costa. But for some unknown reason the Klezmer/ Freylach part at the end was left out. I always felt Eydie should have contacted Ziggy Elman to add that fabulous yiddish music. Now we find Eydie Gorme in a virtual setting, as the female vocalist in the company of two great big bands, Benny Goodman and his Orchestra, and Ziggy Elman and his orchestra. We are back in 1939, with the great Gene Krupa at the drums, the fabulous clarinet playing of Benny Goodman, and the great trumpet of Ziggy Elman. And Eydie singing to a wonderful yiddish melody. FREEDMAN CATALOGUE OF JEWISH SONGS: Name: Mercer, Johnny Born: Nov 18, 1909 (Savannah, Georgia) Died: June 25, 1975 (Los Angeles, CA) Note: Born John Herndon <b>...</b>
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a song of hope for the new year. Wishing Eydie Get well wishes. My best greetings to all for the coming Jewish New Year, High Holidays, Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur. Let's pray that the boy Gilad Shalit will be home soon. Hebrew lyrics: Bashana haba'ah neshev al hamirpeset Venispor tziporim nodedot Yeladim bechufsha yesachaku tofeset Bein habayit ulvein hasadot Od tireh od tireh Kama tov yiheyeh Bashana bashana haba'ah (2x) Anavim adumim yavshilu ad ha'erev Veyugshu tzonenim lashulchan Veruchot redumim yisu el eim haderech Itonim yeshanim ve'anan Od tireh od tireh Kama tov yiheyeh Bashana bashana haba'ah (2x) Bashana haba'ah Nifros kapot yadayim Mul ha'or hanigar halavan Anafa levana Tifros be'or k'nafayim Vehashemesh tizrach betochan Od tireh od tireh Kama tov yiheyeh Bashana bashana haba'ah (2x) Seasons come, seasons go but people neer seem to know how long it will rain, or it will shine Let them ask what will be, it doesn't mean a thing to me, I know what will be when your mine. Anytime of the year, I can look in your eyes and the rain in the sky doesn't fall. Anytime of the year you are here in my arms, there is sunshine in no time at all. Translation: Next year we will sit on the porch And count all the birds Children on vacation will play catch Between the house in the fields You will see how good it will be Next year Red grapes will ripen by evening And be served cold to the table Pleasant breezes will blow on to the roads Old newspapers and clouds Next year we will <b>...</b>
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As World War II was winding down in July of 1945, composer Jule Styne and lyricist Sammy Cahn sat at a piano in Hollywood, California on one of the hottest days on record there and wrote "Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow" more as wishful thinking. The song became a hit that fall for Vaughn Monroe, and has been recorded by many since. Steve and Eydie recorded this seasonal hit for their Holiday music album in 1964.
With a voice that tastes like vanilla and honey, the most beautiful rendition of this song by one of the greatest American singers Eydie Gorme accompanied by the famous Mexican trio Los Panchos.
Eydie Gormé giving a rousing performance of "I Wanna Be Around" on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson in 1966. This is a very rare video for two reasons: First, because most footage of Johnny Carson's first ten years at the Tonight Show is not existing anymore. And secondly, because this is one of the first home video recordings ever. So the quality is a lot better than with the kinescope technique mostly used back then. This clip doesn't originate from me. One user uploaded it here last year but sadly, it was deleted after a while. If that user is still around: I hope it's OK for you that the clip is up here again. Otherwise, please contact me. The same applies to the YouTube administrators and NBC and/or Carson Productions. ;-) I just thought since this video can't be found anywhere else and since it also shows such a brilliant performance (of one of my favourite songs, by the way), it shouldn't be left aside here on YouTube.
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The Hollywood Palace. November 14, 1967. Eydie Gorme and Steve Lawrence sing two songs from their upcoming Broadway show GOLDEN RAINBOW. Eydie sings "How Could I Be So Wrong" and Steve sings "I've Gotta Be Me," introduced by Steve but made famous by Frank Sinatra.
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"That Holiday Feeling" is a 1964 recording by Steve & Eydie from a Christmas music collection called "Happy Holidays" that to this day remains inexplicably unavalable at most retail outlets.
My very first Eydie Gorme Video. Well not really a video just pictures. I love this song! The song is catchie. Lyrics: I've got alot to say So listen to what I say I'll talk sweet talk to you Your gonna love now Cuz im gonna show you how By talking sweet to you I'll show you How real love Ideal love can be Im gonna get to you And baby when I do You'll talk sweet talk to me You might as well give in Cuz your never gonna win Beware of me tonight Oh we'll end in discrete talk Our sweet talk will be Im gonna get to you And baby before I'm through You'll talk sweet talk to me
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Sung by Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gorme - a cheerful Holiday song! (1964)
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"Frenesi" (Spanish for 'frenzy' as in a romantic frenzy) was composed by Alberto Dominguez in the late 1930's and became an instrumental hit for Artie Shaw in 1940. It has since become a jazz standard sung and recorded by many including Eydie Gorme, she of Spanish heritage herself, who delivers this scintillating performance.
"Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" has been credited to the songwriting team of Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane (although Martin in later interviews admits Blane's only contribution to this song was a suggested idea). The song was introduced by Judy Garland in the 1944 film "Meet Me in St. Louis" for which both Martin and Blane wrote most of the music. This recording of it is from a compilation of Christmas songs recorded by both Eydie Gormé and her husband Steve Lawrence in 1964 entitled "That Holiday Feeling". Eydie sings one of the most heartfelt versions since the Judy Garland original.
PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com Eydie Gorme (born August 16, 1931) is an American singer and chanteuse, specializing, with her husband, Steve Lawrence, in traditional pop music, in the form of ballads and breezy swing. She has earned numerous awards, including the Grammy and the Emmy. The couple are still active professionally (as of 2009). Gormé was born as Edith Gormezano in The Bronx, New York, the daughter of Fortuna and Nissim (or Nessim) Gormezano, a tailor. Her parents were Sephardic Jewish immigrants, her father from Sicily and her mother from Turkey. She graduated from William Howard Taft High School in 1946 (film director Stanley Kubrick attended the school at the same time), and worked for the United Nations as an interpreter, using her fluency in the Ladino and Castellano languages.[citation needed] She made her recording debut in 1950 with the Tommy Tucker Orchestra and Don Brown. She made a second recording which featured Dick Noel. MGM issued these two recordings on 78rpm vinyl. Gormé enjoyed a few hit singles on her own, none selling bigger than 1963's "Blame it on the Bossa Nova", which was also her final foray into the Top 40 pop charts. It sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold disc. In the UK "Yes my Darling Daughter" reached No. 10. She won a Grammy Award for Best Female Vocal <b>...</b>
Uska Dara - A Turkish Tale. This humorous song was released in the US in 1953, a #23 hit for Eartha Kitt. Eydie Gorme was a rising star, but hers didn't chart. 1) Eydie Gorme - original words 2) Eartha Kitt - typically SAUCY. This is her 1960 version. 3) East Of Istanbul - Frank Slay instrumental of the song. Frank Slay was a Philadelphia orchestra leader associated with Bob Crewe and the Four Seasons. He recorded some instrumentals in the early 1960s.
"Personality" was composed by Jimmy Van Heusen and Johnny Burke and was first a hit for Johnny Mercer in 1946. The song has been recorded by many but none more charmingly than by music's "first couple" Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme in 1961.
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Sabor a mi. This is me singing this traditional spanish song with my partner. I'm the guy lol. Sabor a mi has been done by so many people, but two of my favorites are Luis Miguel and Edyie Gorme with Los Panchos. Hope you guys enjoy listening to my cover. :o) sabor a mi luis miguel edyie eydie edye eddie gorme los panchos gourmet gornet eddy edi gurmet eddie
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The song was composed by actor/comedian Steve Allen in 1956 at which point he began using it as the theme for his stint on the Tonight Show. Steve and Eydie have a nice turn with it here.
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PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com Eydie Gorme (born August 16, 1931) is an American singer and chanteuse, specializing, with her husband, Steve Lawrence, in traditional pop music, in the form of ballads and breezy swing. She has earned numerous awards, including the Grammy and the Emmy. The couple are still active professionally (as of 2009). Gormé was born as Edith Gormezano in The Bronx, New York, the daughter of Fortuna and Nissim (or Nessim) Gormezano, a tailor. Her parents were Sephardic Jewish immigrants, her father from Sicily and her mother from Turkey. She graduated from William Howard Taft High School in 1946 (film director Stanley Kubrick attended the school at the same time), and worked for the United Nations as an interpreter, using her fluency in the Ladino and Castellano languages.[citation needed] She made her recording debut in 1950 with the Tommy Tucker Orchestra and Don Brown. She made a second recording which featured Dick Noel. MGM issued these two recordings on 78rpm vinyl. Gormé enjoyed a few hit singles on her own, none selling bigger than 1963's "Blame it on the Bossa Nova", which was also her final foray into the Top 40 pop charts. It sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold disc. In the UK "Yes my Darling Daughter" reached No. 10. She won a Grammy Award for Best Female Vocal <b>...</b>
Carol and Eyd perform rousing renditions of their favorite movie themes. From Eydie's February 4, 1977 guest appearance on the Carol Burnett Show.
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