Jim, being a big Jo Stafford fan I am thrilled to see your stereo conversion of the above song. As usual came out great, a really nice job on your part. Wasn't sure if you were still doing the mono to stereo conversions. I know some of your latest work seemed to involve remixing and tweaking existing stereo songs. You haven't lost your touch. Would you consider converting the 1968 O'Kaysion's song "Girl Watcher" which has been mono only. Thank you for your consideration. Robert
I am a big Jo Stafford fan, too, Robert. I am a child of the 50's and 60's but my parents played her music and I remember them when I hear her songs. Yes, I tweak everything I post. There always seems to be a little tweaking needed. I will convert "Girl Watcher", I love that song. Thanks for listening to this one and for your interest in my posts.
My parents were Jo Stafford fans too, Jim. This is certainly a lovely rendition by Miss S. of this haunting ballad. BTW, are you familiar with Jo's and her husband Paul Weston's alter-egos Darlene and Jonathan Edwards? :)@@Jymster46
A wonderful Autumn song to listen to this evening, Jim ~ great job on this!
Thanks so much, Karen! We have some amazing colors going on here right know. Thanks so much for listening :))
Jim, being a big Jo Stafford fan I am thrilled to see your stereo conversion of the above song. As usual came out great, a really nice job on your part. Wasn't sure if you were still doing the mono to stereo conversions. I know some of your latest work seemed to involve remixing and tweaking existing stereo songs. You haven't lost your touch. Would you consider converting the 1968 O'Kaysion's song "Girl Watcher" which has been mono only. Thank you for your consideration.
Robert
I am a big Jo Stafford fan, too, Robert. I am a child of the 50's and 60's but my parents played her music and I remember them when I hear her songs. Yes, I tweak everything I post. There always seems to be a little tweaking needed. I will convert "Girl Watcher", I love that song. Thanks for listening to this one and for your interest in my posts.
My parents were Jo Stafford fans too, Jim. This is certainly a lovely rendition by Miss S. of this haunting ballad. BTW, are you familiar with Jo's and her husband Paul Weston's alter-egos Darlene and Jonathan Edwards? :)@@Jymster46