ANDY WILLIAMS & NANCY WILSON - On a Clear Day (You Can See Forever)
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2013
- Andy Williams and Nancy Wilson singing "On a Clear Day (You Can See Forever)"
Music by Burton Lane and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner,
from Broadway musical "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever" (1965),
The Andy Williams Show (October 9, 1966) Видеоклипы
NANCY WAS DO SPECIAL. Andy was so instrumental in exposing the American public to such great talent on his show.
yes yes yes yes yes As I mentioned above I would watch his show every Thursday. I was just a child loving music I was unaware of being as they called it Jazz or Popular Music.
Listening to these two wonderful singers makes my heart yearn for these style of music.
I was blessed to grow up and hear good music.Rest in peace to both Nancy Wilson and Any Williams.
Andy William & Nancy Wilson beautiful together, very fine & no singers like them around now...
They make this look so easy. True professionals.
Gorgeous! Two beautiful voices singing a beautiful song.
I've always felt duets are the best!! Wow effect!!
Beautiful - The performance & arrangement, style, & Nancy of course, just wonderful.
I have been a Nancy Wilson fan since high school. Such a truly fabulous talent and lady. Andy ain't bad either. ❤
Charmers Nancy and Andy - great talents at the top of their game. Wonderful harmony.
Two legends singing and making another legendary song come alive again. On a Clear Day is being sung so beautiful here. A show I would watch every Thursday night, The Andy Williams show.
Great comment! I agree entirely.
Great chemistry & the voices self explained ‼️💯❤️
Great duet!
Beautiful! Just beautiful! These two great voices along with the great orchestration! Takes me back to a simpler time in my life.
They look like such a compatible couple!
R.I.P. Miss Nancy, luv you.
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Beautiful.
What a DIVA !?
Gorgeous!!!!!
There is so much soul in her voice. The arrangement sounds like it was written by the great, Dick Hazard.
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I've always preferred the white males voice (Sinatra, Bennett) over the black male voice. And preferred the black females voice over the white females voice (Ella, Sarah, Dinah Washington etc;)