The combination of Ray Eberly,classic and serene followed by the fabulous, silky swing of Helen O'Conell in "Green eyes" I first heard in 1962, I was 16,and I loved it, as I still do today.
Thanks so much for your kind words! I’m always so please to find people that still adore and appreciate my mom and her great talent! Hope you have a wonderful healthy happy summer full of stress free days.
This kind of music is older than l am I have a huge appetite for this kind of music. My taste is broad. I also listen to free jazz, bebop and jazz fusion.
Your mother was a great beauty and a great talent. My mother was born about 3 months after yours (8/15/1920) and told me that "Green Eyes" was the song she associated with the time when she and my father were dating (early 1940s).
It would be nice if you could tell us about any interesting memories your mom had about her career. She must have had a lot of stories about people she worked with or things that happen back in "The Old Days". You could use the "Discussion" tab on your RUclips channel.
No one could match Helen's "those cool and limpid" greeneyes. I'm 85 and Mom used to sing that tune all ther time and when Hehen would reach that part Mom would anamate and sing along. God Bless
I met Bob and Helen twice in my teens (late 70s). Oh, they were delightful! Helen pinched my cheek the first time, kissed me on the cheek the second time! Great talents and just beautiful people!
I am 75....I grew up with this music because my mom had tge radio on all day long. The Big Bands, Helen O'Connell, Bob Eberle......they take me back to my parents!!!!
"Green Eyes" is a popular song originally written in Spanish under the title "Aquellos Ojos Verdes" ("Those Green Eyes") by Cuban tenor Adolfo Utreta and Cuban pianist Nilo Menendez in 1929. The English translation was made by Eddie Rivera and Eddie Woods in 1931.
Nice to see that we can hear all these wonderful artists and at age 85, I still appreciate remarks, by Helen's daughter and by others who like me remember these artsists during WWII and a bit afterward before Rock took over.
Beautiful. The era of music that should not have faded so fast. Thanks for posting. I eish there were more Miss Helens and Mr. Bobs today and the Orchestras that made them all stars.
I watch this video over and over. Born 55, so I was able to hear this plus others on our judge box. Now we do not even have many music instruction classes in the schools. All these people came and were taught in Europe.
Bob steps up and out-sings his brother.......but then Helen, singing one of the great big band solos; a lilting, mischievous tone that was unsurpassable at the time....and today!
En mi ya lejana infancia oía una y otra vez está belleza. Intentaba memorizar los solos, cada detalle . Está belleza impregna de sensibilidad. Para siempre. Y lo más importante Gracias mama
This was of course mimed for a movie. I like how Bob makes that very clear by completely ignoring the microphone, wheras Helen is more disciplined and at least turns it towards herself as a token gesture. They probably had a laugh about it afterwards. Having said that, what a great performance by the band and singers.
Dear modern Divas...this is how you present your vocals.....without the gymnastics ! You could all learn from the greats of yesteryear. Helen O'Connell Kay Starr Jo Stafford. To name but three. And Bob Eberly isnt too shabby either !@ 😊
Almost everything we know has improved since this song was recorded, sadly, music has degenerated, instead of dedicated, talented musicians, we now have "Three cord wonders" who release one song and are mistakenly regarded as "Stars"
I wonder if anyone on that stage could imagine that ten years later there would be something like Jerry Lee Lewis pounding it out and their entire musical world would be totally gone....
Yes. This is a scene from the movie "The Fabulous Dorseys." William Lundigan and Janet Blair played a fictionalized love interest couple in the fictionalized story. The cutaway to the older man in the wings is to Arthur Shields who was playing the Dorsey brothers' father.
This country future depends on education, were we are failing miserably. Cut down on that monster CIA who didn't even pick up on the jersey who took a course only to take off in a jet, not landing them, ýou guys are, I cannot say it.
Such wonderful performers. Just love 'em. England, January, 2025.
The combination of Ray Eberly,classic and serene followed by the fabulous, silky swing of Helen O'Conell in "Green eyes" I first heard in 1962, I was 16,and I loved it, as I still do today.
Thanks so much for your kind words! I’m always so please to find people that still adore and appreciate my mom and her great talent! Hope you have a wonderful healthy happy summer full of stress free days.
Helen O was the best…..🌹
Folks haven't mentioned 'Star Eyes' which I just love. In any case she was wonderful
This kind of music is older than l am
I have a huge appetite for this kind of music.
My taste is broad.
I also listen to free jazz, bebop and jazz fusion.
With all the Modern recording technology we have today, nothing compares to these wonderful recordings we had then.The sound is superb!
My mom was so priceless and precious! I love finding these posts,. Thank you ever so much!
Lucky you. Your mom was a real sweetheart!
Your mother was a great beauty and a great talent. My mother was born about 3 months after yours (8/15/1920) and told me that "Green Eyes" was the song she associated with the time when she and my father were dating (early 1940s).
It would be nice if you could tell us about any interesting memories your mom had about her career. She must have had a lot of stories about people she worked with or things that happen back in "The Old Days". You could use the "Discussion" tab on your RUclips channel.
A very talented stunning! lady
I saw her perform at The Bold Knight in Sunnyvale CA circa 1980. She was still pretty and could still sing.
The song called green eyes came out the year and I was born 1947 that makes me 76 years old now what a blessing
Having dinner at the Goffle brook Inn with my family and my dad playing "Green Eyes" on the jukebox !
Don't you wish this was still the way we thought and heard music?
Sure do, even though I was born in the early 60's.
I love my great grandfather so much!❤ it’s such a blessing to have videos of him to look back on!😊 his talent is unreal!
I'm related to him too!
@@ryanfredrick7783 my mom is Michelle Ebinger and my Grandma Renee is fluorine EBERLY before she became Renee Acevedo
My grandfather and your great grandpa❤ he was everything good passed down❤❤ love you Marie
Like going back in time. Those days will never come back again.
No one could match Helen's "those cool and limpid" greeneyes. I'm 85 and Mom used to sing that tune all ther time and when Hehen would reach that part Mom would anamate and sing along. God Bless
I met Bob and Helen twice in my teens (late 70s). Oh, they were delightful! Helen pinched my cheek the first time, kissed me on the cheek the second time! Great talents and just beautiful people!
They seem like beautiful people for sure!
I am jealous lol always had a thing for Helen
Helen had a unique way with a song
I am 75....I grew up with this music because my mom had tge radio on all day long. The Big Bands, Helen O'Connell, Bob Eberle......they take me back to my parents!!!!
"Green Eyes" is a popular song originally written in Spanish under the title "Aquellos Ojos Verdes" ("Those Green Eyes") by Cuban tenor Adolfo Utreta and Cuban pianist Nilo Menendez in 1929. The English translation was made by Eddie Rivera and Eddie Woods in 1931.
Beautiful diction with no waving around their extremities. Love them.
In other words CLASS
Exactly. If you can't handle the extremities, don't spend time there.
The Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra and their great singers Bob Eberly and Helen O Connell
Hello Diana how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
Beautiful.
Nice to see that we can hear all these wonderful artists and at age 85, I still appreciate remarks, by Helen's daughter and by others who like me remember these artsists during WWII and a bit afterward before Rock took over.
And thats how it,s done, Superb!!
Beautiful. The era of music that should not have faded so fast. Thanks for posting. I eish there were more Miss Helens and Mr. Bobs today and the Orchestras that made them all stars.
I watch this video over and over. Born 55, so I was able to hear this plus others on our judge box. Now we do not even have many music instruction classes in the schools. All these people came and were taught in Europe.
Helen O'Connell is the best!
Those cool and limpid green eyes...
Be still my heart.
What total talent and real quality in one room on one recording.
The love my life had green eyes. I miss her so .
Bob steps up and out-sings his brother.......but then Helen, singing one of the great big band solos; a lilting, mischievous tone that was unsurpassable at the time....and today!
Firebrand55 William Lundegan
What a lovely story!
I'm more than half in love with Bob Eberly..and, of course, his brother, Ray..(Eberle)...
My great grandfather was a handsome man! Thank you for your love for him!❤
Women who had class.
The most beautiful woman!!
En mi ya lejana infancia oía una y otra vez está belleza. Intentaba memorizar los solos, cada detalle .
Está belleza impregna de sensibilidad. Para siempre.
Y lo más importante
Gracias mama
I wish I could get a CD of Bob Eberly's songs. I love his voice. irene stachow
Helen starred on the Today Show for a while. She had a sweet voice and a smile that was heart melting!
Hope this reaches you in time. There's a Bob Eberly / Helen O'Connell cd on ebay for sale at the moment. Second hand in good order from the U.K.
This was of course mimed for a movie. I like how Bob makes that very clear by completely ignoring the microphone, wheras Helen is more disciplined and at least turns it towards herself as a token gesture. They probably had a laugh about it afterwards.
Having said that, what a great performance by the band and singers.
beautiful music
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh Lovely!!
Hello Lindsey how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
one scene from the film "The Fabulous Dorseys" (1947) produced by Charles R. Rogers, directed by Alfred E. Green
Wonderful 🌸❤️
Very nice!!💜💜💜
Dear modern Divas...this is how you present your vocals.....without the gymnastics !
You could all learn from the greats of yesteryear.
Helen O'Connell
Kay Starr
Jo Stafford.
To name but three.
And Bob Eberly isnt too shabby either !@ 😊
Just watching the film on tv and synched this video to it.
That's the one.
MY COUSIN MARRIED BOBS DAUGHTER
Hi 👋🏻 Marie here! I’m Michelle daughter and Renee’s granddaughter❤ bob Eberly is my great grandpa!❤
Красивы во всём..
Almost everything we know has improved since this song was recorded, sadly, music has degenerated, instead of dedicated, talented musicians, we now have "Three cord wonders" who release one song and are mistakenly regarded as "Stars"
I wonder if anyone on that stage could imagine that ten years later there would be something like Jerry Lee Lewis pounding it out and their entire musical world would be totally gone....
The guy on the piano looks like Robert Conrad !
He is gorgeous! the man on the piano.
His name is Wlliam Lundigan.
@@c.garcia8706 You win.
🍀🍀🍀🍀Daddy knew them. So did Sinatra...
Helen O’Connel perfected the slightly off tune singing. Later this was used by Joan Jobim in Desinfinado.
From what film? And which was the orchestra?
Clip from the movie The Fabulous Dorseys.
Is this from a movie?
The Man playing the piano looks familiar. Was he an actor?
Looks like William Lundigan to me.
Yes. This is a scene from the movie "The Fabulous Dorseys." William Lundigan and Janet Blair played a fictionalized love interest couple in the fictionalized story. The cutaway to the older man in the wings is to Arthur Shields who was playing the Dorsey brothers' father.
What movie is this?
This is a clip from the 1947 movie "The Fabulous Dorsey's
@@vintagevideoclips thanks! I'm gonna see if I cant find it now and watch it
hi
Have a color version from my sister channel vintage music videos
Here’s a link
ruclips.net/channel/UCuqxPtanGKRFVW1WTryqg_wvideos
@@vintagevideoclips Yes, and you can see actors Arthur Shields & William Lundigan in that clip.
This country future depends on education, were we are failing miserably. Cut down on that monster CIA who didn't even pick up on the jersey who took a course only to take off in a jet, not landing them, ýou guys are, I cannot say it.
Back when vocalists knew how to enunciate !