I absolutely love this!! By the way, it wasn't SUPPOSED to sound rehearsed!! This was a scene from Doris' TV show, sung while she and Tony were still in character --like a sing-along around the piano after dinner :) It sounds fabulous to me; and Doris, as always, was in perfect voice (Tony Bennett wasn't so bad either....LOL)!!!
Kaye is a neighbor of a friend of mine in Rancho Mirage (on Kaye Ballard Lane!) and she still keeps in regular contact w/Doris. Kaye and her partner Van are a great couple.
Doris Day always reminds me of Karen Carpenter. Or the other way around. Both; so pure, so real, so great. And Tony Bennett. What can you say? Just your average living legend.
Came here from Tony Bennett's Facebook Page. Rest in Peace, Doris. Your sweet songbird voice will be truly missed. Thank you for sharing your gift with us!
The two Italians in the background are Bernie Kopell (the doctor on "Love Boat" who is still with us), Kaye Ballard, an Italian-American... and the other two guys. National treasures. Sounded like a live rehearsal, which is great.
Two of the last of the legendary greats, Tony is still performing this approaching his 91st birthday, Doris is 95 but has not sung in public for many years
Well, no it's not a polished duet but it's not meant to be. It's meant to seem natural, off-the-cuff. They're not always in sync with each other, but it's meant to sound that way.
Do you all know that Doris Day was the female vocalist for the Dorsey Band back in the day? She became a crossover act into movies, and TV, and could handle singing, acting, and comedy with equal ease. And now her charity work, especially with pets ... that too is unequalled.
Tony Bennett's career spans for nearly 60 years now that he was featured on American Idol performing with Christina Aguilera and just recently featured with a group of young singers performing the song, "We Are the World." in dedication to the victims of the Haiti earthquake.
Doris said she was forced to do this show series for a few years to get out of her extreme debt created by her husband having embezzled all her money..anyway..this obviously fitted CBS financially to have Bennett promoted like this singing this huge new hit on TV
She loved the people she worked with, but when it came down to it was strictly a contractual obligation. After the 5th season, they tried to pick it up for a 6th. Doris had a press conference and announced that she was obligated to do 5 seasons, she did the 5 and she was done.
My book, "They Left Their Hearts in San Francisco: The Lives of Songwriters George Cory and Douglass Cross," will be published by McFarland toward the end of the year. Thank you.
@ciroalb3 and classicfan.. I think the feeling was superb. The unrehearsed-ness of it kept it fun and interactive (like instrumental jazz, which is far more so than vocal). Not sure if that's what they were going for, but if this show was filmed live, I think it fits great.
❤❤❤❤ good morning Worldwide See you later sabsi usw Grüße an s HR 4 Team U sw thank all people of the rotem hamm U all people of the world from the music See you 😮 later sabsi usw ❤❤❤❤
Doris Day was an extremely underrated singer with a significant body of recordings. Bennett actually sounds better today at 87 when performing San Francisco in concert.
I read the Doris thinks the climate of her era has gone and that as she got older her voice wasn't as good as it used to be and wants to be remembered for her at the top of her game. I bet she still has that golden voice!
I just watched the TCM 100th Birthday tribute to Doris Day. I hadn't seen The Doris Day show in over 50 years, and immediately started tearing up during opening theme and credits. [Self Edit] TCM showed 4 episodes, one each from 1970, 1973 and two from 1971 (I think that's right... I really enjoyed them. So sad that Doris and the San Francisco shown in the credits are both long gone... On a much lighter note; I'm pretty sure that even in those utopian days of the city (Circa 1968-1973) that no fisherman, Italian nor otherwise were fishing for, let alone catching lobster. Crab! I had to laugh at that.
Great video! But I think Doris was well-known enough that she should've stepped out of her "Doris Martin" character to sing with Tony Bennett. And you can tell they hadn't sung much together before because the communication between them isn't good. But I'm a fan of both. :)
A good example for professionalism à la Hollywood: Smile and do it, even if you didn't rehearsed, and even if you can't really sing the tune, like Tony.
BONJOUR A TOUS J'ESPERE QUE IL Y A UNE AUTRE VIE MEILLEURE LA - HAUT SINON QUEL GACHIS !!! CELA FERAIT CAR TOUTES CES ANNEES VECUES POUR RIEN AVEC DES MENSONGES QUE L'ONT NOUS AURAIENT FAIT DEPUIS DES SIECLES DURANT JE NE L' ESPERE PAS TOUT CE QUE J'AIMERAI C'EST QUE LES DEFUNTS SE RETROUVENT QUELQUES PART DANS D'AUTRES PLANETES JE NE VOIS QUE CELA D'AUTRES DIMENSIONS ET QUE LES GENS "BONS" SE RETROUVENT ET S'EMBRASSER TENDREMENT ET S'EPANOUIR POUR L'ETERNITE MAIS .... JE SAIS QU'IL Y A QUELQUE CHOSE DE PUISSANT ...... ON VERRA BIEN APRES AMEN
I'd pay a lot to see them do the same duet today. Ain't gonna happen, though. Tony is 86 and still performs, but Doris stays out of the public eye. She wants to be remembered as she was, and not as an old lady. Sad.
I'm a fifth-generation San Franciscan. I despise this song. It's so sappy and saccharine. A far better one is "San Francisco" from the 1936 classic "San Francisco" starring Jeanette MacDonald, Clark Gable, and Spencer Tracy. So much better.
I love that movie! I've only been able to see it once, and that was a few years ago on TCM Great special effects. Isn't it funny how many of us, natives such as yourself, and longtime transplants like me, and the relative new comers all have their favorite City Anthem? For instance, my Ladyfriend, foreign born, shares the same favorite as one of my former co-workers who is multi generational like you; Otis Redding's "Sittin' On The Dock Of The Bay" For me it's, composer/arranger Patrick Williams' theme for the "Streets Of San Francisco" The early series fanfare and parting song, not the later with the harpsichord out front. Nice talking to you!
@@kidmack3556 : The movie "San Francisco" can be found on several streaming platforms (RUclips, for one) at a fairly low rental price. Just do a search to find them. Not sure when TCM will show it again so streaming might be the way to go. It's also amazing to consider that the movie came out only 30 years after the Quake.
@@sfmike711 I will do that thanks. A good choice for this weekend! I have a book from a year or two after the that earthquake. I found it in the storage shed at my Gran's in 1979 (Perris Ca.) Very interesting book with photos and first hand accounts from different districts of the city. I liked the perspectives of the soldiers from Ft.Point and the Presidio that had to patrol the city at night to deter looters, and keep order in the temporary tent encampments during the day. And the Chinatown accounts also, very mysterious...
Completely OUT OF SYNC. And I Blame Tony and His Egotism for THIS!! Good God, EVERYONE! Doris Was in a Big Band from the Age of 18. . . . THAT WOMAN KNOWS HARMONY!!!! Any One Who KNOWS Music KNOWS that She Was Trying to HELP HIM! ! ! ! !
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There is no better day than a beautiful Doris Day.🌞🐕🐩🐈🐶🦊🐱🌻🌉🎁🧸💐
I absolutely love this!! By the way, it wasn't SUPPOSED to sound rehearsed!! This was a scene from Doris' TV show, sung while she and Tony were still in character
--like a sing-along around the piano after dinner :)
It sounds fabulous to me; and Doris, as always, was in perfect voice (Tony Bennett wasn't so bad either....LOL)!!!
Miss Doris Day X
Kaye is a neighbor of a friend of mine in Rancho Mirage (on Kaye Ballard Lane!) and she still keeps in regular contact w/Doris. Kaye and her partner Van are a great couple.
Oh, I miss Doris Day so much already. Her talents could not be replaced. This duet with Tony Bennett is a classic.
Joyce Halvorsen
My favorite version of this wonderful song. What joy Doris day will continue to bring, an American treasure and gift to the world. 🐶
Somebody tell today's so called "Singers" that THIS is what real music sounds like .....
What a beautiful voice Doris had! 😍
Doris Day has died & I am so sad. I have always loved her. She brought me so much joy & laughter. May u Rest In Peace & Thanku for all you gave us.
wish they was here today this was entertainment
Doris Day always reminds me of Karen Carpenter. Or the other way around.
Both; so pure, so real, so great.
And Tony Bennett. What can you say?
Just your average living legend.
Came here from Tony Bennett's Facebook Page. Rest in Peace, Doris. Your sweet songbird voice will be truly missed. Thank you for sharing your gift with us!
They're are stars and they're are galaxies ( elite). The two legends are definitely galaxies.
I think it worked well here even if she stayed in character. I love the end when Kaye says, "You know your not bad either Doris."
How magnificent to find this lovely gem!
Fine Song Doris Day & Tony You are just as fine like Zarah Leander!
It's your best Song! Thanks
Aloha from Hawaii!
que de nostalgie j'aime beaucoup ça me rappelle mon enfance merci
Rae I read some negative comments and I disagree with them all. I loved this clip and thank you for posting it! It seems haters must hate.
One of the most beautiful songs ever written and performed .. long live Tony
Happy 90th birthday MR. BENNETT and your deserve capital letters for your name sir !!!
The two Italians in the background are Bernie Kopell (the doctor on "Love Boat" who is still with us), Kaye Ballard, an Italian-American... and the other two guys. National treasures. Sounded like a live rehearsal, which is great.
Two of the last of the legendary greats, Tony is still performing this approaching his 91st birthday, Doris is 95 but has not sung in public for many years
You mean he turns up .
Two of the all-time great singers...
2 superb voices.
Well, no it's not a polished duet but it's not meant to be. It's meant to seem natural, off-the-cuff. They're not always in sync with each other, but it's meant to sound that way.
This is such a sweet and very sincere moment with two legends.
Hermoso !!!!
Do you all know that Doris Day was the female vocalist for the Dorsey Band back in the day? She became a crossover act into movies, and TV, and could handle singing, acting, and comedy with equal ease.
And now her charity work, especially with pets ... that too is unequalled.
Tony Bennett's career spans for nearly 60 years now that he was featured on American Idol performing with Christina Aguilera and just recently featured with a group of young singers performing the song, "We Are the World." in dedication to the victims of the Haiti earthquake.
It`s probably Ralph Sharons fingers on the piano that we hear
Beautiful music by two beautiful people ! Doris, miss you so much!
rehearsal would have helped, but she has such perfect pitch, amazing.
R I P! DORIS!
farewell Tony, thanks for every note. give Doris a kiss from me
Doris said she was forced to do this show series for a few years to get out of her extreme debt created by her husband having embezzled all her money..anyway..this obviously fitted CBS financially to have Bennett promoted like this singing this huge new hit on TV
Hi Tony I miss working near you.....God bless..
this was the first time i listened to this song and it made me cry and i thought this is why i prefer old classics show!
What an extremely flexible, melodic voice Doris had with superb control...much more tuneful and pleasing to the ear than Tony's...
Magic ✨💫👍✨💫👍
One would never know that she never wanted to do television.
She loved the people she worked with, but when it came down to it was strictly a contractual obligation. After the 5th season, they tried to pick it up for a 6th. Doris had a press conference and announced that she was obligated to do 5 seasons, she did the 5 and she was done.
Paying off debts!
Beautiful!! 😭😭😭😭
My book, "They Left Their Hearts in San Francisco: The Lives of Songwriters George Cory and Douglass Cross," will be published by McFarland toward the end of the year. Thank you.
@ciroalb3 and classicfan.. I think the feeling was superb. The unrehearsed-ness of it kept it fun and interactive (like instrumental jazz, which is far more so than vocal). Not sure if that's what they were going for, but if this show was filmed live, I think it fits great.
❤❤❤❤ good morning Worldwide See you later sabsi usw Grüße an s HR 4 Team U sw thank all people of the rotem hamm U all people of the world from the music See you 😮 later sabsi usw ❤❤❤❤
Doris Day was an extremely underrated singer with a significant body of recordings. Bennett actually sounds better today at 87 when performing San Francisco in concert.
Perhaps - but she was billed above Cary Grant, Rock Hudson and others in many - perhaps most - of her movies.
@ra86226 thanks for correcting me !! It's good that SOMEONE remembers !!
Únicos
@str8ngrrr nope. not Dorsey. Bob Crosby and then Les Brown, but never Dorsey as she corrected someone who mistakenly thought she was with Dorsey.
I read the Doris thinks the climate of her era has gone and that as she got older her voice wasn't as good as it used to be and wants to be remembered for her at the top of her game. I bet she still has that golden voice!
You go Doris...
Doris e Tony são os demais desse filme!
I was surprised to learn Doris can't play the piano either, she fakes good.
Two of the greatest singers in the history of music
RIP Tony Bennett & Doris Day.
I just watched the TCM 100th Birthday tribute to Doris Day.
I hadn't seen The Doris Day show in over 50 years, and immediately started tearing up during opening theme and credits.
[Self Edit]
TCM showed 4 episodes, one each from 1970, 1973 and two from 1971 (I think that's right...
I really enjoyed them.
So sad that Doris and the San Francisco shown in the credits are both long gone...
On a much lighter note;
I'm pretty sure that even in those utopian days of the city (Circa 1968-1973) that no fisherman, Italian nor otherwise were fishing for, let alone catching lobster.
Crab!
I had to laugh at that.
That bun on top of her head use to drive me crazy....
Luv This. .... it’s so Beautiful!
"It's Magic"...... Beautiful... 'I missed this show & am happy it's been preserved &' Thanks Mark for sharing!
She could sing,
Great video! But I think Doris was well-known enough that she should've stepped out of her "Doris Martin" character to sing with Tony Bennett. And you can tell they hadn't sung much together before because the communication between them isn't good. But I'm a fan of both. :)
beautiful!
He's singing it in her key...low for him.
@ra86226 And ... in checking out your accuracy -- again, you were spot on -- I found my collection of Sauter-Finnegan charts. THANKS, again.
A good example for professionalism à la Hollywood: Smile and do it, even if you didn't rehearsed, and even if you can't really sing the tune, like Tony.
it was just an expression dodo is up there maybe not 105 but close ,but maybe your having a problem with your magic wand.
now at 105 she recently released a new cd not too many people can do that except connie francis or jonl james or lainie kazan
Kaye's comment is great. As awkward as Tony and Doris are together, its still a great moment.
BONJOUR A TOUS J'ESPERE QUE IL Y A UNE AUTRE VIE MEILLEURE LA - HAUT SINON QUEL GACHIS !!! CELA FERAIT CAR TOUTES CES ANNEES VECUES POUR RIEN AVEC DES MENSONGES QUE L'ONT NOUS AURAIENT FAIT DEPUIS DES SIECLES DURANT JE NE L' ESPERE PAS TOUT CE QUE J'AIMERAI C'EST QUE LES DEFUNTS SE RETROUVENT QUELQUES PART DANS D'AUTRES PLANETES JE NE VOIS QUE CELA D'AUTRES DIMENSIONS ET QUE LES GENS "BONS" SE RETROUVENT ET S'EMBRASSER TENDREMENT ET S'EPANOUIR POUR L'ETERNITE MAIS .... JE SAIS QU'IL Y A QUELQUE CHOSE DE PUISSANT ...... ON VERRA BIEN APRES AMEN
Tony sings great. So does Allen Tottle, R.I.P
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My German girlfriend is the double of a young Doris Day. Beautiful.
Beautiful....RIP Doris...
Yeah its a bit awkward isn't it. As great as they both are individually, together not so much.
Totally agree. It looks like a clay pottery mold still in progress.
aww gorgeous... :)
Doris Day will become 90 on April 3, 2012...
Oh My God....... Im Doris's No one fan
which film was?
The Doris Day Show
CBS
1968 -1973
This episode is "Tony Bennett Ate Here" 1970
@str8ngrrr Finegan, sorry.
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I'd pay a lot to see them do the same duet today. Ain't gonna happen, though. Tony is 86 and still performs, but Doris stays out of the public eye. She wants to be remembered as she was, and not as an old lady. Sad.
can someone tell me if doris day ever sung with dean martin or guest starred on his t.v show
They were friends, but she never appeared on his show or recorded with him.
Yes - allegedly! She recorded, "Baby it's Cold Outside" with him.
She never recorded that song. She sang it once with Bob Hope on his radio show.
And Doris did a duet with Buddy Clark on the Carnation Contented Hour, so there are two versions of that song.
Who was her hairdresser for the show who thought that bun on her head was attractive?
I think Tony left his brain in San Francisco.
Doris far BETTER THEN Him.
I'm a fifth-generation San Franciscan. I despise this song. It's so sappy and saccharine. A far better one is "San Francisco" from the 1936 classic "San Francisco" starring Jeanette MacDonald, Clark Gable, and Spencer Tracy. So much better.
I love that movie!
I've only been able to see it once, and that was a few years ago on TCM
Great special effects.
Isn't it
funny how many of us, natives such as yourself, and longtime transplants like me, and the relative new comers all have their favorite City Anthem?
For instance, my Ladyfriend, foreign born, shares the same favorite as one of my former co-workers who is multi generational like you; Otis Redding's "Sittin' On The Dock Of The Bay"
For me it's, composer/arranger Patrick Williams' theme for the "Streets Of San Francisco"
The early series fanfare and parting song, not the later with the harpsichord out front.
Nice talking to you!
@@kidmack3556 : The movie "San Francisco" can be found on several streaming platforms (RUclips, for one) at a fairly low rental price. Just do a search to find them. Not sure when TCM will show it again so streaming might be the way to go. It's also amazing to consider that the movie came out only 30 years after the Quake.
@@sfmike711
I will do that thanks.
A good choice for this weekend!
I have a book from a year or two after the that earthquake.
I found it in the storage shed at my Gran's in 1979 (Perris Ca.)
Very interesting book with photos and first hand accounts from different districts of the city.
I liked the perspectives of the soldiers from Ft.Point and the Presidio that had to patrol the city at night to deter looters, and keep order in the temporary tent encampments during the day.
And the Chinatown accounts also, very mysterious...
Completely OUT OF SYNC. And I Blame Tony and His Egotism for THIS!!
Good God, EVERYONE!
Doris Was in a Big Band from the Age of 18. . . .
THAT WOMAN KNOWS HARMONY!!!!
Any One Who KNOWS Music KNOWS that She Was Trying to HELP HIM! ! ! ! !
They're just 'jamming;' haven't you ever done that? I'm more interested in knowing if Tony was really playing the piano.
Rebuked and nodding my head. . . .
This isn't singing
Oh?
R.I.P Tony Bennett -‘Doris Day Show early 70s.