Remember queuing Saturday afternoon for her films with Rock Hudson, but she is also responsible for one of the great cinematic musical moments too.
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In addition to hear acting she was also a very good singer, from jazz to pop, not least her work with Andre Previn and Harry James.
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I didn’t know she worked with Previn and James. My goodness! RIP Doris.Originally posted by cloughie View Post
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I go where music was born
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Hearthrob of my teenage brother: we had loads of her 78s from the 1950s. Yes, a good singer and a very good actress too
Just thought to look - yes, he's posted on his Facebook page
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....Now I Shout It From the Highest Hills....FAB....
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My Mum used to wander round cleaning the house cheerily singing 'Que Sera Sera'. BBC4 have a one hour programme tonight at 8pm about Doris.Comment
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Originally posted by eighthobstruction View Post....Now I Shout It From the Highest Hills....FAB....
And didn't she belt that out, and then piano to the
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Thanks for the alert.Originally posted by johncorrigan View Post
This was a great film - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ma...ch_(1956_film)
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Even so, I remember a good bit of my own life when I hear this in particular:Originally posted by Richard Tarleton View Post
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I learned many great American Standards by collecting Doris Day’s singles.
Doris Day: the wholesome face of postwar American optimism
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