Another fantastic Teresa video! She did a great job with this song associated with Edith Piaf. "Milord" was Teresa's last single to chart on the Billboard Hot 100. All these Teresa Brewer videos are really fantastic! I'd also love to see Richard Tucker sing "Nessun Dorma" on this episode.
Teresa's last charter, but it was also Piaf's last top 100 in the USA. In fact, La Vie en rose was the only other one. Rather surprising. It gets weirder. The biggest hit of Milord in America was Bobby Darin who reached #45 on the Hot 100 and 11 on the AC chart in 1964. Even more odd, Bobby sang it in French with the lyrics changed to account for a gender switch.
@@MostlyBrenda I completely forgot about Bobby's version until you mentioned it. I like it a lot too! That was a surprise hit for Bobby, came out of left field.
@@TomElvisSmith It's illogical to say the least. "Bobby, lets do Milord". Darin: " A song about a woman's desire for sn upper class man?" Producer: "We'll rewrite it snd do it in French!" Darin:"What?" That it would top Brewer's version in the middle of the British invasion is an oddity.
Love this Teresa Brewer tune. I remember rushing out to my local record store in Circleville, Ohio, after hearing this and buying a copy! Looking forward to more Teresa Brewer videos here...and, hopefully, more with The McGuire Sisters...and how about the tunes from the two times the wonderfully talented Gisele MacKenzie graced Mr. Sullivan's stage?!
@@djreid Dwight Turner is talking about 1950. There was something in Ireland. Maybe in New England. Where else? I hope this is not exaggerated. Nochickenwingsforyou, It's unpredictable who the chicken prudes might be.
Unfortunately Wheel Of Fortune is an internet File-Sharing ERROR. Kay Starr sang that, but you see how the "pirates" have actually carried their error over into official web music sales. Teresa never sang that.
Love her gown! Very classy!
Beautiful and Classy... her dress is Gorgeous! Thank you for sharing! 💖
She was entering her most glamorous period, in my opinion.
@@GSMovieMoments I agree.
This is delightful.
Can't get enough of Teresa!! Loving these videos of her!!! Would love to see More!!
I also, can't get enough of Teresa's performances on the Television !!
That was a fun one! Thanks for another Teresa Brewer song!!
Another fantastic Teresa video! She did a great job with this song associated with Edith Piaf. "Milord" was Teresa's last single to chart on the Billboard Hot 100. All these Teresa Brewer videos are really fantastic! I'd also love to see Richard Tucker sing "Nessun Dorma" on this episode.
Teresa's last charter, but it was also Piaf's last top 100 in the USA. In fact, La Vie en rose was the only other one. Rather surprising. It gets weirder. The biggest hit of Milord in America was Bobby Darin who reached #45 on the Hot 100 and 11 on the AC chart in 1964. Even more odd, Bobby sang it in French with the lyrics changed to account for a gender switch.
@@MostlyBrenda I completely forgot about Bobby's version until you mentioned it. I like it a lot too! That was a surprise hit for Bobby, came out of left field.
@@TomElvisSmith It's illogical to say the least. "Bobby, lets do Milord". Darin: " A song about a woman's desire for sn upper class man?" Producer: "We'll rewrite it snd do it in French!" Darin:"What?" That it would top Brewer's version in the middle of the British invasion is an oddity.
Love this Teresa Brewer tune. I remember rushing out to my local record store in Circleville, Ohio, after hearing this and buying a copy! Looking forward to more Teresa Brewer videos here...and, hopefully, more with The McGuire Sisters...and how about the tunes from the two times the wonderfully talented Gisele MacKenzie graced Mr. Sullivan's stage?!
Beautiful and sooo talented!
Rather than trying to imitate Piaf they went with American lyrics and an up-tempo beat, well suited for Ms. Brewer's style. An excellent performance.
Yes.
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This is performed at a faster tempo than on the record. It is still great, though. Her dress is glamorous and unusual and beautiful.
Her song Nickelodeon was banned in a few states because the lyrics said "I'd do anything for you, anything you'd want me to."
wow ! Back then, it was more general terms, not implying anything. Times have changed.
Let me guess, probably states who were also against civil rights for African-Americans.
@@djreid Dwight Turner is talking about 1950. There was something in Ireland. Maybe in New England. Where else? I hope this is not exaggerated.
Nochickenwingsforyou, It's unpredictable who the chicken prudes might be.
Nice to see more up of her, please do a 👑 Connie Francis streak next!!! ❤☺✌
This is the mark of a great singer. She can take a not so good song and make it sound great!
Wow ! The wheel if Fortune Lady an great singer Did she ever do Country ? Ole blue eyes coulda done Country Too
Unfortunately Wheel Of Fortune is an internet File-Sharing ERROR. Kay Starr sang that, but you see how the "pirates" have actually carried their error over into official web music sales. Teresa never sang that.
She did plenty of Country in the 1960s on Philips. What does Frank Sinatra have to do with it?
Didn't I see that dress on The Jetsons?
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I'm supposing evryone knows that it's a good cover for Edith Piaf's song
I like the version by Edith Piaf better. It's in French, slower, and more emotional.
Yes this is rather fast. It's a live version. You should listen to her recorded hit.
Edith Piaf's version is a classic. This is intentionally very different.
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Teresa was discovered on a wedding cake.
How about popping out of a cake.
I am disappointed, I thought she would sing in French