I am now 87, and still listening and enjoying my boyhood hero. Kind regards to any of Vaughn's fans who tune in to this material. England, January, 2024.
We have the recordings of then, and if we want these things now, then we must create them. Unfortunately much of the world has gone to trash culturally, musically. We can't wait for them to create this beauty because they won't.
I did a broadcast with Vaughn Munroe in 1955. I was the announcer on a half hour show from Kenwick On the Lake, an outdoor dance pavilion near Sarnia Ontario Canada. Every time I hear one of his recordings I think back to that wonderful evening when I sat beside the Moonmaids between numbers. Charles Doering Mississauga Ontario
I am now 81 and still a great fan I have most of Vaughn's material on tape or disc. Discovered his music when I saw the Mickey Rooney film is 1952 "Sound Off". He dies far too young but is still remembered and will, hopefully be discovered by future generations. My favourite singer. Thank you so much for this.
You don't have to worry Ron, I've certainly discovered him! Plenty of younger folk like myself gravitate to the oldies. We definitely lost some of this magic along the way.
vaughn monroe etait avant mon epoque mais aujourd hui je me reprends un voix unique avec de belles chansons je suis de l epoque d elvis serge quebec canada
We brushed and combed our hair, dressed for dinner and shined our shoes before we went out too! A LOVELY BYGONE ERA NOW CHERISHED LIKE A BEAUTIFUL DREAM!
Vaughn Monroe was so excellent and elegant. He should have become more famous. He was really one of the finest. Too bad the recording industry and social media commons have not made a huge deal out of him like was seen for Dean Martin, et cetera. Vaughn is so spell-bioding. What a gorgeous voice. Tyler Lord Hamilton
Monroe was reportedly very tough to work with. When you get that reputation, you cut yourself out of many opportunities. Even Sinatra had to make compromises.
@@fazbell To the contrary. Musicians who worked for him, many for over a decade, had only good things to say about him. Even critic George T. Simon, who wasn't a big fan of the band or Monroe's singing, said that Monroe was one of the most pleasant guys in the business -- a very normal person in an abnormal world. Long time drummer Eddie Julian, whom I knew very well, said Monroe was very easy-going and a great boss.
I found out about Vaughn Monroe through my late mom. He was one of my mom’s favorite singers when she was in high school (mid-1940s), when she married my dad the year she graduated (1948) and into the 1950s. She bought an 8-track of his old songs and started playing it - I was within earshot and I really liked what I was hearing. That was when I was in high school (mid-1970s) and I’ve been a fan of Vaughn’s music ever since.
Tremendous, under appreciated song, done masterfully by Vaughn Monroe. Love the clip, love the way they did things in the 40's...With real class and sensitivity. ARTFUL. Certainly not 'kitsch'
He was before my time but he had a great voice and never rushed a great melody. He took his time with a very relaxed approach He had a great orchestra. Too bad he died fairly young I appreciate this music
After all the tenor male singers during the 30's and 40's (besides the full -range Bing and Sinatra), Vaughn's baritone was unique. I remember hearing his 45's when I was a kid. Great voice. Modest to a fault. And totally underrated.
Love the voice love the song. One of the most distinctive voices you'll ever hear. Always a great performer. The song, one of my favorites, is so gorgeous. Frances Lanagford does a sensational version of it.
Enjoyed listening to Monroe since I was around 13 when I bought a box of 78's with "There I Said It Again", and "Tangerine". Still sing these songs in the shower at 55 y/o. Sinatra and Monroe are about the only male singers that I enjoy listening to, except for the later generation of James Taylor, Tom Jones, and James Brown.
Similar story: I'm 60 and collected 78s to play on the 78-only player my folks gave me in 1960 (I was 8 and the Sixties hadn't started yet). I liked "What Do I Have To Do", "There I've Said It Again", "It's My Lazy Day" and "Just The Other Day" WAY more than his better-remembered "Riders In The Sky" - us baritones should get more recognition!
I love Vaughn's voice, I purchased the cd 'The Very Best of Vaughn Monroe, Original Master Recordings,' a number of years ago. Has 20 songs, I've listened to a number of them here this evening, but the last 2 I've listened to - 'Blue Moon,' and this song 'Beware My Heart,' aren't on the cd? After listening to them wish they were!
This is what I call music, lovely dance music, the garbage today stinks. No one can sing, no more beautiful instruments. Bring back the forties and fifties please god.
Never heard of Vaughn Monroe until I asked an 87 year old who is favorite artist was and he said "Vince Vaughn". I expected Frank Sinatra or Bing Crosby - but after listening to Vince Monroe I am pleased to report that I find him extremely compelling even as a much younger person
MUSICAL MEMORIAL: VOCALIST/TRUMPETER VAUGHN MONROE, DIED ON THIS DAY, MAY 22, 1973, AT THE AGE OF 62. THE CAUSE OF DEATH IS UNDISCLOSED. HE WAS BORN ON OCTOBER 7, 1911, IN AKRON, OHIO. MAY VAUGHN MONROE REST IN HARMONY. FOR MORE INFO AND MEMORIALS, PLEASE JOIN MY GROUP AND VIEW MY TH-cam PAGE: TONY JAMS MUSICAL MEMORIALS 1950'S AND BEYOND. FACE BOOK PAGE: TONY JAMS MUSICAL MEMORIALS. THANK YOU.
I am now 87, and still listening and enjoying my boyhood hero. Kind regards to any of Vaughn's fans who tune in to this material. England, January, 2024.
ONE OF THE BEST VOICES OF ALL TIME
I simply want to die to see all this beauty and know that we have nothing today. This is heavenly. What a voice, so much class, beauty, tallent.
If you think we have nothing today I don’t think you’ve been looking
We have the recordings of then, and if we want these things now, then we must create them. Unfortunately much of the world has gone to trash culturally, musically. We can't wait for them to create this beauty because they won't.
I watch TCM and live in the past because today truly sucks.
He's voice is lovely ever😊😊😊😊
Lovely voice so Beautiful ❤
“You can never finish a dream you weren’t meant to start.” I love that!
It's lovely.
Vaughn Monroe always had the voice that seemed to just exude gold..
I did a broadcast with Vaughn Munroe in 1955. I was the announcer on a half hour show from Kenwick On the Lake, an outdoor dance pavilion near Sarnia Ontario Canada. Every time I hear one of his recordings I think back to that wonderful evening when I sat beside the Moonmaids between numbers. Charles Doering Mississauga Ontario
What a great memory! Thanks for sharing!
Moonmaids were yummy. I wanna be you
proper music and brilliant vocals by Vaughn and the moonmaids,proper dance music!wonderful past times!todays music is lost!!
What a voice Vaughn Monroe had, deliciously dreamy.
So So So beautiful to listening to and I love
it.
I am now 81 and still a great fan I have most of Vaughn's material on tape or disc. Discovered his music when I saw the Mickey Rooney film is 1952 "Sound Off". He dies far too young but is still remembered and will, hopefully be discovered by future generations. My favourite singer. Thank you so much for this.
Long live Ronald !
You don't have to worry Ron, I've certainly discovered him! Plenty of younger folk like myself gravitate to the oldies. We definitely lost some of this magic along the way.
@@Antedithulian How very kind of you. Thank you so much. Keep safe and well.
@@IhoPissulyajnen I'm still listening and enjoying. You take care and keep (virus) safe wellI I am now 84!
Love monroe and his band
vaughn monroe etait avant mon epoque mais aujourd hui je me reprends un voix unique avec de belles chansons je suis de l epoque d elvis serge quebec canada
Know the song well but how terrific to see the Soundie film to go along with it. Many thanks for that pleasure today!
I love many of his recordings, and of course, his voice.
From the days of beautiful women, good music and people would wash!!!
bbcisrubbish What is the meaning of the word “wash” as you’ve used it?
The use of soap and water.
We brushed and combed our hair, dressed for dinner and shined our shoes before we went out too! A LOVELY BYGONE ERA NOW CHERISHED LIKE A BEAUTIFUL DREAM!
@@bbcisrubbish That question to you explains it-people don’t understand what it is to wash. Lol
Thank you so much for this download, Vaugn Monroe, was the type of man that demands respect, you just don't put a schumck comedian next to him!
The whole scene is so civilised.
Fantastic
I like the comment about beautiful ladies,and some who wash,as an 87 year it made me smile thank u who put this in the list
The Great Vaughn Monroe !
Beautiful clip! The man had an excellent voice. First time I've seen him sing live and I'm glad there is video of it 🎶
Vaughn Monroe was so excellent and elegant. He should have become more famous. He was really one of the finest. Too bad the recording industry and social media commons have not made a huge deal out of him like was seen for Dean Martin, et cetera. Vaughn is so spell-bioding. What a gorgeous voice. Tyler Lord Hamilton
In his time, the late 40's and early 50's he was as big and famous as anyone.
Monroe was reportedly very tough to work with. When you get that reputation, you cut yourself out of many opportunities. Even Sinatra had to make compromises.
@@fazbell To the contrary. Musicians who worked for him, many for over a decade, had only good things to say about him. Even critic George T. Simon, who wasn't a big fan of the band or Monroe's singing, said that Monroe was one of the most pleasant guys in the business -- a very normal person in an abnormal world. Long time drummer Eddie Julian, whom I knew very well, said Monroe was very easy-going and a great boss.
@@ronreagan1404 You knew Eddie Julian?
I found out about Vaughn Monroe through my late mom. He was one of my mom’s favorite singers when she was in high school (mid-1940s), when she married my dad the year she graduated (1948) and into the 1950s. She bought an 8-track of his old songs and started playing it - I was within earshot and I really liked what I was hearing. That was when I was in high school (mid-1970s) and I’ve been a fan of Vaughn’s music ever since.
Vintage Vaughn Monroe.
Tremendous, under appreciated song, done masterfully by Vaughn Monroe. Love the clip, love the way they did things in the 40's...With real class and sensitivity. ARTFUL. Certainly not 'kitsch'
Vaughn Monroe was simply great
He was before my time but he had a great voice and never rushed a great melody. He took his time with a very relaxed approach He had a great orchestra. Too bad he died fairly young I appreciate this music
Seems like ooooold times 🎶
"The voice with hair on it's chest." What an amazing singer.
After all the tenor male singers during the 30's and 40's (besides the full -range Bing and Sinatra), Vaughn's baritone was unique. I remember hearing his 45's when I was a kid. Great voice. Modest to a fault. And totally underrated.
Hi a great version by an underrated singer! :-)
Muziek voor alle tijden. Prachtig uitgevoerd!
Love the voice love the song. One of the most distinctive voices you'll ever hear. Always a great performer. The song, one of my favorites, is so gorgeous. Frances Lanagford does a sensational version of it.
Hope you're still enjoying Vaughn Monroe. I still do after over years as a fan. Regards.
His voice is unmistakable. Music from a more gentile time.
Enjoyed listening to Monroe since I was around 13 when I bought a box of 78's with "There I Said It Again", and "Tangerine". Still sing these songs in the shower at 55 y/o. Sinatra and Monroe are about the only male singers that I enjoy listening to, except for the later generation of James Taylor, Tom Jones, and James Brown.
Similar story: I'm 60 and collected 78s to play on the 78-only player my folks gave me in 1960 (I was 8 and the Sixties hadn't started yet). I liked "What Do I Have To Do", "There I've Said It Again", "It's My Lazy Day" and "Just The Other Day" WAY more than his better-remembered "Riders In The Sky" - us baritones should get more recognition!
Interesting clip. A real piece of fun 40's kitsch. The pretty blonde in close-ups is long-forgotten Martha O'Driscoll.
sandaglad Whois the actress who winks at in this video I would like to know
Zow! She was pretty. She had that smoky come-hither glint in her eyes like Veronica Lake, just gorgeous.
@@teifionmorgan4365 Martha O'Driscoll.
CARNEGIE HALL 1947 FILM RUNS ON TCM FROM TIME TO TIME
illbebad TCM, the only reason I’ll ever put the TV on anymore. There’s some great old films shown on that channel.
I love Vaughn's voice, I purchased the cd 'The Very Best of Vaughn Monroe, Original Master Recordings,' a number of years ago. Has 20 songs, I've listened to a number of them here this evening, but the last 2 I've listened to - 'Blue Moon,' and this song 'Beware My Heart,' aren't on the cd? After listening to them wish they were!
Beatiful and classy! (and, am I wrong or there's kind of an ahead of time sort of love contend in that scene? lol)
who is/was the pianist?.
His voice is even more distinctive that Sinatras
This is what I call music, lovely dance music, the garbage today stinks. No one can sing, no more beautiful instruments. Bring back the forties and fifties please god.
Tomato time!
Is there a clip of him doing 'the pleasures all mine' from the Carnegie hall movie on here too?
Never heard of Vaughn Monroe until I asked an 87 year old who is favorite artist was and he said "Vince Vaughn". I expected Frank Sinatra or Bing Crosby - but after listening to Vince Monroe I am pleased to report that I find him extremely compelling even as a much younger person
investing1000 Huh??!
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Vaughn Monroe
MUSICAL MEMORIAL: VOCALIST/TRUMPETER VAUGHN MONROE, DIED ON THIS DAY, MAY 22, 1973, AT THE AGE OF 62. THE CAUSE OF DEATH IS UNDISCLOSED. HE WAS BORN ON OCTOBER 7, 1911, IN AKRON, OHIO. MAY VAUGHN MONROE REST IN HARMONY. FOR MORE INFO AND MEMORIALS, PLEASE JOIN MY GROUP AND VIEW MY TH-cam PAGE: TONY JAMS MUSICAL MEMORIALS 1950'S AND BEYOND. FACE BOOK PAGE: TONY JAMS MUSICAL MEMORIALS. THANK YOU.
Who is the handsome piano player, looks like Vic Damone ?
That's who I thought it was, like when he was real young.
William Prince (Leroy)
Who is the bird?
Why couldn´t we see any closups of the pianists hands? Or was he even playing?
Parece a voz do Sinatra, mais eu acho mais bonita...
Jesus Christ Loves you😊
Everyone in this video looks constipated and repressed.
How come this sort of music lacks hip moving, body swerving beats? It simply sounds dead, lacking in color.