...we recommend Darlene and Jonathan Edwards (Jo Stafford and Paul Weston). If you have not heard them previously, you simply MUST acquaint yourself with their unique talents. If you have heard them previously, you will certainly agree that their performances are always show-stopping, er, jaw-dropping, er, unforgettable.
Here they are with “The Last Time I Saw Paris” (2:48).
And “By the Light of the Silvery Moon” (1:57).
And “Tiptoe Through the Tulips” (2:19).
And “It's Magic” (2:42).
And “I Am Woman” (2:47).
I just know you are going to enjoy them every bit as much as I do.
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Showing posts with label Jonathan Edwards. Show all posts
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
From the archives: I'm thinking if you liked Anna Russell...
...you’re probably going to love Jonathan and Darlene Edwards, a husband-and-wife team who recorded five albums over the years at the urging of their mentors, the great Paul Weston and Jo Stafford. Jonathan (Paul) plays a mean piano and Darlene (Jo) has never been in better voice. Upon winning a grammy they were astounded to learn it was for comedy, not their musical artistry.
Well, thanks once again to YouTube, here is a real end-of-the-year treat. I give you the incomparable, the often imitated but never duplicated, the unbelievable (have your earplugs handy) Jonathan and Darlene Edwards performing “Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue”.
[A slightly different version of this post was first published on December 30, 2007. --RWP]
Sunday, December 30, 2007
I'm thinking if you liked Anna Russell...
you're probably going to love Jonathan and Darlene Edwards, a husband-and-wife team who recorded five albums over the years at the urging of their mentors, the great Paul Weston and Jo Stafford. Jonathan (Paul) plays a mean piano and Darlene (Jo) has never been in better voice. Upon winning a grammy they were astounded to learn it was for comedy, not their musical artistry. Well, thanks once again to YouTube, here is a real end-of-the-year treat. I give you the incomparable, the often imitated but never duplicated, the unbelievable (have your earplugs at the ready) Jonathan and Darlene Edwards!
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