STEVE LAWRENCE & EYDIE GORME - Evening at Pops - (PBS; July 1984)
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- STEVE LAWRENCE & EYDIE GORME - Evening at Pops w/ John Williams - (PBS; July 1984) Steve & Eydie perform a collection of Irving Berlin standards. Announcer: William Pierce
They were the best!! I miss them so much!!
RIP the dynamic duo of Steve and Eydie. They were married for 55 years. She passed away in 2013 and he passed away on 7 March 2024. They're singing together again. Prayers for the repose of their souls.
Your comment is a lovely tribute to a pair of timeless singers. I NEVER get tired of listening to their recordings, and they were never better than when performing the work of my adored favorite composer, Mr. Irving Berlin!
I hate the fact that Steve had to spend over a decade without Eydie...at least, he's alone no longer🥹
Amazing talents, individually and collectively. Beautiful voices, impeccable lyric interpretations, and an ability to harmonize like no couple before or since. Together again... R.I.P. Steve and Eydie.
They could never be replaced. Fortunately we have recordings of their appearances. RIP.
This is what talent...class...respect...are like...RIP❤
my god, when they’re singing together while looking so deeply into each others eyes. just wow, that’s love thats true love, right there.
Loved them so much...saw them many times in person...precious memories❤
That must have been awesome! I never had the chance, but they were terrific talents who had such impeccable style and timing together.
They were wonderful.saw them several times in person. Steve always opened, then Eydie. Then together. Loved them.
Absolutely love Steve & Eydie. They're a dynamo and rest assured they're entertaining all of our loved ones who have passed on in heaven. Whether in the physical or spiritual world their music and talent will live on forever in our hearts.
Class act excellent 🥃
Hear! Hear!
This is Symphony Hall in Boston, Massachusetts, with John Williams conducting. These concerts used to be broadcast on the PBS television network.
You are right @BrunetteOnTheCouch Eydie Gorme was a phenomenal singer! Her career was already taking off before she met Steve. She adored her husband and never tried to outshine him, but she could kick anyone's butt in the singing department if she wanted to. Check any of the videos on TH-cam where she was a solo guest singer. She brought the house down! Steve himself always said that she was the better singer of the two of them. Steve had a truly beautiful voice, and when his hits stopped coming Eydie's career remained stellar. She was huge in Latin America. Growing up bilingual her Spanish was perfect and they loved her. I saw Steve & Eydie in person many times and they were wonderful people, both really good looking in person. I heard Eydie sing in person when she was close to 70 years old. Her voice was still stunning, so powerful! Most famous singers can no longer sing well when they are that age. There will never be anyone like her ever again and she is greatly missed!!!
RIP to both of them
You were literally brought to joyful tears by the ultimate talent demonstrated by these two angels of pure music.
Dismiss philosophers, psychologists and wannabe scientists...
this is absolute proof that God exists. Pure art
Pure beauty
Pure human expression
And...they were divinely blessed when they first met.
This is fabulous. Thanks for posting it! Steve & Eydie are national treasures 😀.
I totally agree! Thanks for watching.
Simply the best! Individually, they were amazing talents. Together, the pair was nothing short of magical. Their love of the music... and each other... always made for beautiful memories that will be their legacy.
They are the Best They were always my favorites
Dos voces maravillosas ,aunque el Latinoamérica ella fue la más conocida...hacían un dúo estupendo...de otra época...
Ella toda una Princesa y el todo un Gentleman.
Saw them many times at the Melody Tent as a child.
Amazing, wonderful, super duo . Great voice by Steve Lawrence snd Eydie Gorme. Thank you bery much for sharing dod video. God bless
Excellent stuff! Thanks for sharing
Its pretty amazing when you think of how many of these songs were introduced by Ethel Merman on the Broadway stage via either of the two musicals she starred in, Annie Get Your Gun, or Call Me Madam. Its as though she sang the entire score full of hits both times.
And how many of these songs were written for Fred Astaire.
By the way, this is likely 1983. The announcer says at the end that Steve & Eydie had recently celebrated their 25th anniversary. That would have been December 29, 1982.
Good catch. That may very well be when it was recorded - I'm just going by the actual airdate.
They were a perfect duo rest in peace you are now all together now and with your son
Dinah Shore announced their marriage on her show in the late 1950’s.
Any more evening at pops please
Like all masters of their craft, they made the difficult look easy--but...try to sing anything like Eydie...just try...❤❤
Eydie has an adequate voice. Lawrence is spectacular.
Play some more Eydie. You may change your ming.
@@paragod333 Equal to maybe Doris Day or June Christy, but no Sarah, Barbra or Garland.
@@mga2899Eydie was Judy's favorite singer. Eydie's voice was phenomenal. Absolutely up there with Barbra.
Without Steve, she would be stuffing cannoli at a New York bakery.@@BrunetteOnTheCouch
She was very good. Steve was great. Blending together they were great. That did great shows together.
They're together again celebrating and entertaining together in heaven.