Julie Andrews - "I Could Have Danced All Night" (The Dinah Shore Chevy Show, 1958)
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- Julie Andrews sings "I Could Have Danced All Night" on "The Dinah Shore Chevy Show" - January 12, 1958.
This number is from the musical "My Fair Lady", which Julie was starring in at the time. Please note that this number is from a black and white kinescope, so please excuse the quality. The video and sound track have been moderately restored.
22 year old Julie Andrews with her perfect diction and beautiful singing voice
Ne csodálkozz rajta,
háromévesen már beszélő-éneklő szerepet játszott (Nodot) a Winken, Blinken, and Nod c. darabban.
I could listen to her sing all night. She has a voice that tugs at your heart strings with every note, she is an instrument with a soul.
She is grace personified, and remains so 60 years later.
There is only one Eliza Dolittle, Mary Poppins and Maria. And that person is Julie Andrews.
MrAavestruz Audrey Hepburn was good but she needed backup from Marnie Nixon
Even Audrey admitted that Julie should have kept her role, but she didn't have the guts to turn it down.
Maria me too
Oliver Delica Technically she didn't neeed backup. She even worked on her singing, a lot too! Also, when she did sing the songs she didn't sound half bad. But the movie director wanted her to sound Completely flawless . . . think of it like how you know how Beauty and the Beast live action Bell was waaay over dubbed . . . surely you remember that, right . . . well it was like that.
Except the only difference being that Audrey worked so hard to sing well, thinking they'd use her own voice. If you do the research, you'll see I'm mostly if not entirely accurately correct.
Yes she shined sooo very well in all these roles and therefore will be remembered for ages and ages, hopefully! And I personally hope that all little girls who want to sing well in a classical-type of genre, strive to sing just as well as Julie sang at their age, so that even if they don't reach that hight of lovelyness, they'll have achieved more than they would have if they hadn't set that goal!
I love how in love she is with Julie’s voice! My grandma is 87 and doesn’t speak English but she LOVES Julie Andrews. I got her Mary poppins for her birthday. And she’s never watched it with Spanish subtitles, so she had no clue what was being said, but she loved the singing and anything Julie Andrews. We watched it and she was just laughing the whole time! My grandma is a adorable sassy mexican
This is just so heartwarming. Goes to show you that a great performance transcends language.
Pure class and elegance. And a voice like an angel. I wish there were more actresses like her today.
Dame Julie is CLASS personified
Clarity and diction are impeccable
Her voice was so amazing ... It was a real tragedy when her throat became unable to sing anymore.
Will... yes but she sang about 40 years though! 30 years as an adult.
Can we just appreciate the dress and beauty of Julie Andrews (besides her beautiful voice? It’s so enchanting to look at her
who would have thought the queen of genovia could sing like that!!!!!??? all hail queen clarisse renaldi!!! mia must be so proud
ummm everybody but I agree
A crime she didn't play the film version!!
But then if she had would we have gotten her as Mary Poppins?
@@cazia9 We would have gotten both. Disney is to have said he would put Poppins on hold and wait for her if Jack Warner changed his mind and wanted Julie.
@@cazia9 And to follow up on that, I have watched "The Sound of Music" with director Robert Wise commenting on the making of this film. He said while they were trying to decide who would play Maria Von Trapp, he heard that Walt Disney was filming "Mary Poppins" with an amazing "new" (to movies) talent, Julie Andrews. He and producer Saul Chaplin (hope I got his name correctly), contacted Walt Disney and asked if there was any footage of the film that they could screen to evaluate her for the Maria part. They watched part of the first reel where Julie sings "A Spoonful of Sugar" and Robert Wise said to Saul, "Let's get out of here and go sign her before anyone else gets her." And so, not getting the film role of "My Fair Lady" resulted in her getting "Mary Poppins", and that then resulted in her getting "The Sound of Music".
One of the most magical songs ever written.
I LOVE her sophisticated British accent. She’s absolutely beautiful too. This lady is a real QUEEN. 😍❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹🔥
Beautiful song sung by a Singer with a beautiful voice. She sings so well, it is a joy to hear her sing.
Nobody sang it better! Love you Julie.❤
She was a marvel for so many years, on stage, in film, and singing.
The hills are alive with a spoon full of sugar on it with mary poppins
Nice way to combine the two movie songs
Julie Andrew's voice as superb as it was in the late 1950's, was even better during the 1960's and 1970's. It reminds me of how the late, great Karen Carpenter's voice, although excellent in 1969 when the Carpenters came out with their "Ticket To Ride" album (originally released as "Offering"), was even better during the mid-to-late 1970's!
How was she not cast in the movie so sad
In her autobiography, she explains that Warner Bros wanted to cast her. However, as big as she was in Broadway, she wasn't as big across America as Audrey Hepburn was. They needed a bigger name to help it sell.
For the same reason they cast Gerard Butler as the Phantom of the Opera, or Russell Crowe and Hugh Jackman in Les Miserables... Instead of casting some of the dozens of truly great singers who have sung the songs countless times on stage :-(
@@tessaskye5479 Ah, but they were wrong.
She won an Academy Award that year. She thanked in her speech for Warner Bros for not casting her on My Fair Lady 😃
It's not sad because Julie Andrews ends up starring in Mary Poppins and wins the best actress academy award. She got the best revenge
Julie has the classic Snow White looks and sound here.
Our Very Talented Julie Andrews. Congratulations. SS.
I saw "My Fair Lady" at the Kennedy Center in Washington recently. And while this is the song I hummed when I walked out, every single song in the show is excellent. These days you're lucky if a musical contains one good song.
Although I'm a huge fan of the classics, too, I have to disagree about the second part. If you're not singing and humming after coming out of Book of Mormon, you must be deaf. :D
All these years later, such a beautiful song and a wonderful feeling. I’m almost 60 in for the first time. I did a waltz to this song and it was like a dream come true for a young girl in an old woman’s body thank you.
Julie Andrews is a marvel and a wonder and an absolute treasure
Julie's voice is the 8th wonder of the world ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This...honestly gives me goosebumps. I will never get tired of coming back to this. Love you Julie!
I love these ladies!!! Such iconic voices, elegance and grace personified.
Julie Andrews is liked it.
Julie Andrews has been my role model, singing and otherwise since I was about 3 years old.
Me too since about 4!!!
Still perfection and c'mon what a high, high, high bar - I applaud all who came after her. Takes guts
Wonderful in anything she does, deserved an Oscar nomination for her work in her husband Blake's That's Life!
Julie Andrews is literally a broadway goddess walking❤️😭truly one of the greatest and most elegant women alive!
this woman ages like fine wine ♥️
@@micheleengel3428 Julie said she found that in different cities and places the water is different and some types made her break out so she took bottled water everywhere that’s her secret and good genes ofc :)
I find wine overrated. Julie, however …🙂
Oh, my! My mother was probably watching this program either carrying me in her womb or arms ( I was an October baby). She loved Dinah Shore and Julie Andrews. How long did Dinah’s show run? I remember watching her with Mom in the 70s. Seems 100 years ago. What have we humans done to deserve such a treasure as Julie Andrews?
There are two Broadway performances I wish I could have seen: Julie Andrew in MY FAIR LADY and Marlon Brando in A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE.
God! Every time I see her onscreen I need an ambulance😂
Wow, what an absolutely amasing voice.
She should have started in the movie version as well. :(
I think Audrey did beautifully in the film; but Julie's voice is amazing
@@lisabinhawaii audrey couldn’t even sing... she needed a vocalist and she lip synced.. but at least julie did mary Poppins and won everything over >:D
this song was perfect for her voice
Great singer with a beautiful voice, actually a rarer combination than many people might think. I have to admit that ever since I found out that the songs in My Fair Lady were dubbed it slightly diminished my enjoyment of the film, I wish the stage plays were on film.
She's so beautiful!!
Julie at the peak of her youth and talent. Alas, nothing lasts forever.
Julie and Barbra, my two favourite performers.
lyrics
I could have danced all night, I could have danced all night
And still have begged for more
I could have spread my wings and done a thousand things
I've never done before
I'll never know what made it so exciting
Why all at once my heart took flight
I only know when he began to dance with me
I could have danced, danced, danced all night
I could have danced all night, I could have danced all night
And still have begged for more
I could have spread my wings and done a thousand things
I've never done before
I'll never know what made it so exciting
Why all at once my heart took flight
I only know when he began to dance with me
I could have danced, danced, danced all night
One must definitely also credit the composer. That chord progression on "I only know" (same note four times) is sublime, and always makes me feel good.
Did she sing the song in this key during the actual broadway show? The 2 official recordings are a half step down...interesting!
I think she sang in the key that she sang on the recordings.
i assumed so as well. However, I think she sounds much better in this key, it suits her voice color very well and carries extremely beautifully over the orchestra. She sang this key in several live TV broadcasts from that year. I wonder why!
She sings it a half note up here front he original cast production, ending on a G# rather than the original G. I agree, the higher key allows her to ride above the orchestra on the final glorious note.
They changed the key to sound a bit lighter (in general) when she performed in London, versus the original Broadway run
@@tessaskye5479 i dont think that was a key change...it was just the orchestra playing "brightly" which may mean the tuning of the instruments to be ever-so-slightly higher. so for e.g. the A could be 445 hz instead of 440 hz. (this is just an assumption....Julie would know for sure)
She is Absolutely Grand!
💞🎙️🧤
Her sacred smile means everything ❤
I listen to this and feel my heart waking up, unfreezing from numbness
GREAT SOPRANO COLORATURE ..
AN UNIQUE ONE AND ONLY ...
IS A PLEASURE TO STAY IN
HERE .....
THIS IS ART !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
One of those beautiful oldies, I first listened when I was in sixth grade elementary school, which is so nice and agreeable to listen, too bad most recent music is so inferior to these old songs.
what else is there to do but clap hysterically - bravo!
Great!!! An all-time favorite musical, brings back fond memories. Thank uou so much!
So beautiful.
Nobody like the Grand Julie Andrews!! not even opera singers come near her.
She is original, grand, classy, talented, gracious.
Yes be jealous and envious of her!
She is undoubtedly one of the best!
The best. absolutely beautiful
Julieeee .... She is My Fair Lady! What a gem!
mlCH08 HC you should see Anna obyrne doing it. Julie is a phenomenal singer, and all round awesome human being, but Anna's voice is a lot more powerful.
Funny Man I beg to differ! I Love Julie's more! NOT only for her vocal but that persona, that aura of radiance that flows so naturally, the way she gives so much meaning to the lyrics of the song, she is my fairest lady! Julie Andrews is Singular !
mlCH08 HC I agree with you there, and I do feel that Julie's personality is better, and while her singing is brilliant, I just prefer Anna's voice.
Funny Man no worries:)
but motion picture not considered her for the film role sad...
her voice makes me cry! what a QUEEN!!!
A rare talent. Beautiful.
She is an amazing person, still today❤
So so beautiful!
What a presence.
That finish!!!!
Ohmygod she looks so young
She is the definition of a real woman.
Julie makes me happy . Her song likes sprig water falls.
She has a beautiful voice e per
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Adorable,Just adorable 💝
Those days people had class.
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Brilliant….of course.
VERY GOOD👍‼️
Julie Andrews, our true Fair Lady.
GREAT !!!!!!!!!!!!
i could have love her forever
Legend
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DAME JULIE ANDTEWS WITH YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AMAZING ANGEL
nailed it
I just love to hear voice
Audrey Hepburn was very disappointed when they did not use her singing voice in “My Fair Lady” and instead dubbed by Marni Nixon. I think there is a recording of Audrey singing “I Could Have Danced All Night”. You can hear Audrey’s original voice in “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” when she sang Moon River, which did not require an operatic voice. Sadly, Marni Nixon did not receive original credit for her marvelous singing in the recordings of “My Fair Lady”, “West Side Story”, “King and I” as they did not want to disclose her identity until years later. Natalie Wood was also disappointed when they did not use her singing voice as well for “West Side Story”. No hard feelings between Julie Andrews & Marni Nixon, as Marni had a nun role in “The Sound of Music”.
no one can ever beat JA
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Were all hosts like this back then? Their conversation sounds passive aggressive to my millennial ears
Yes, but it was all scripted. Conversations like this were ESPECIALLY common with women. Women ain’t just whistling Dixie when they say they have been pitted together in the media for years. Go watch the convo between Judy Garland and Barbara Streisand before the (in)famous duet to witness more.
Yes, it was scripted, but I don't see what is supposed to be 'passive-agressive' about it. It is just light-hearted banter. Dinah obviously loved Julie's voice and later in this show they did a soprano/alto duet together where they seemed to be having fun.
But host today are still like that, look at Wendy williams and Jimmy fallon
I was surprised how modern Dinah sounds here. She sounds almost like David Letterman. She's a bit snarky and not overly genteel or polite.
Sounds more like a "you" thing. I'm a millenial also and don't go around finding negativity in everything I see
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2021👏
But I love her sooo much
How could Robert Wise ever been concerned about how Julie would look on camera? She had done a ton of TV even before Poppins. He must have been preoccupied.
Shame on Hollywood
She looks older here than she did when she did SoM and in the 1970s. She changed her hairstyle completely by then so that it was short, bobbed, with a fringe framing her face. It was a much better look and softened her features.
The singing is superb, obviously.
They overdubbed someone singing "all night" at the end, what the thell??
I know. It was completely unnecessary, wasn't it. But quite common in those days for some odd reason.
Julie Andrews is perfect for the role. Audrey Hepburn is also, in her own way except she can't sing like Julie Andrews. It is a tough choice to compare the two. Both are very well-loved, classy and gracious. That is why Rex Harrison in his Best Actor Oscar speech thanked both of them. Not one!
Julie Andrews sang even better than Marnia Nixon.
She had. Flipper I just noticed
Not gonna lie, I was waiting for her to do a prat fall at the end hahahaha
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Can't believe, she wasn't the real voice on the movie. People are really stupid.
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Rubentus !