My favorite couple are Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy !!!! Thanks a million to Angela Messino for keeping this legendary couple alive for me and the world !!!!! Am now 80 years old. Gratefully, Robert S.J. Hu April 2, 2022.
Jeanette and Nelson are the best singing duos in all their operetta movies..Indian love song, desert song are truly magnificent operetta..boy I do miss them, I grew up watching them on the late show and the late late show in the wee hours of the night...
To hear JEANETTE and NELSON sing "ONE ALONE" TOGETHER WOULD BE MAGNIFICENT!! LISTENING TO MY BELOVED SINGERS. I HAVE COME TO APPRECIATE JEANETTE VOICE MORE AND MORE.!!!#🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 MY BELOVED COUPLE!!! THANKS EVERYONE FOR YOUR TIME AND 🎁 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
With the modern technology we have today..... Isn't there a way to BLEND Jeanette and Nelson MAGNIFICENT voices TOGETHER!! THANK You ANGELA for all you WONDERFUL WORK 💘 JO Ann Taylor
I thought the pinnacle had been reached with Jeanette and Nelson's songs, but of course I was wrong along comes "ONE ALONE" WITH your great work to make it even richer...very impressive Angela.
Thank you, Angela, for the pleasure. I love this great music and their performance. It seems to me that her voice sounds higher than ever, but nevertheless very sweet.
thank you dear angela theyt should have listened to these very words it would have been not only wonderful but different that how it actually turned out. why not? oh to bad youth is wasted on the young so the saying goes perhaps its true
Angela, do you have a list of all their movies? I thought I had them all, but I just saw one where they are in a carriage? I listed to these every month while I pay the bills! it helps the blues, ha!
Glad you enjoyed the video, Jane. From 1935 to 1942, they made 8 films together. In order they are: 1) Naughty Marietta 2) Rosemarie 3) Maytime 4) Girl of the Golden West 5) Sweethearts 6) New Moon 7) Bittersweet and 8) I Married An Angel.
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"MUCH TOO BEAUTIFUL FOR WORDS"
great!!!! love this song and the couple!!!
Jeanette and Nelson are at the top of the list of beautiful people not to mention their sublime voices! Thank you!
My favorite couple are Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy !!!! Thanks a million to Angela Messino for
keeping this legendary couple alive for me and the world !!!!! Am now 80 years old. Gratefully,
Robert S.J. Hu April 2, 2022.
Jeanette and Nelson are the best singing duos in all their operetta movies..Indian love song, desert song are truly magnificent operetta..boy I do miss them, I grew up watching them on the late show and the late late show in the wee hours of the night...
Same here!!
To hear JEANETTE and NELSON sing "ONE ALONE" TOGETHER WOULD BE MAGNIFICENT!! LISTENING TO MY BELOVED SINGERS. I HAVE COME TO APPRECIATE JEANETTE VOICE MORE AND MORE.!!!#🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
MY BELOVED COUPLE!!! THANKS
EVERYONE FOR YOUR TIME AND 🎁
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Ive said it all many times how wonderfull Jeanette was.
With the modern technology we have today..... Isn't there a way to BLEND Jeanette and Nelson MAGNIFICENT voices TOGETHER!! THANK You
ANGELA for all you WONDERFUL WORK
💘 JO Ann Taylor
I keep coming back to this musical, Jeanette sings beautifully, Nelson is in fine voice and Angela your presentation is the icing on the cake.
Thank you for the lovely comment, they are magnificent, so glad you are enjoying this video.
John Gabriel.Mario Lanzas version also very good.
Just beautiful.
This is the song of their heartfelt wish! Thank you for all your work.
Honesty LOVE, loyalty to each other. Regardless of situation..we don't RESPECT these qualities as we ONCE did
Some of us do; It's not common enough, though.
I thought the pinnacle had been reached with Jeanette and Nelson's songs, but of course I was wrong along comes "ONE ALONE" WITH your great work to make it even richer...very impressive Angela.
Sou apaixonada por essas músicas que ouço deste meus 8 anos...tenho 90
Absolutamente renovador de mi espiritu escuchar èstas melodìas.
I wholeheartedly agree with all the comments and thank you from the bottom of my heart for all you have done to keep these two alive.
Thank you, Susan. I love them and am happy to share the music and photos with like minded folks!
Thank you, Angela, for the pleasure. I love this great music and their performance. It seems to me that her voice sounds higher than ever, but nevertheless very sweet.
Your very welcome Inga, so glad you enjoyed it!
Angela Messino Thank you, Angela, all your videos are great and always give me pleasure, just I do not always make comments.
angela its lovely still in tears. stuart
The music tells their story always so moving, Thanks Stuart!
How did I miss this little gem? I wasn't aware Jeanette had recorded this!
Isn't is gorgeous?!
thank you dear angela theyt should have listened to these very words it would have been not only wonderful but different that how it actually turned out. why not? oh to bad youth is wasted on the young so the saying goes perhaps its true
As a youngster, I countered that with "Well, it's too bad maturity was wasted on the elderly!".
I was wrong. :)
Maravilhoso
Just Still Depress of Not Seeing Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy Films on TCM Anymore and VHS Tapes Too Just Let Me End My Life and Get It Over It.
I'm guessing *they* wouldn't want that to happen!
Treasure whatever beauty and goodness you can find, and take care of your wellbeing!
Well What's That supose To Mean?
What a shame they never made this together although I never cared for the movie version.
Angela, do you have a list of all their movies? I thought I had them all, but I just saw one where they are in a carriage? I listed to these every month while I pay the bills! it helps the blues, ha!
Glad you enjoyed the video, Jane. From 1935 to 1942, they made 8 films together. In order they are: 1) Naughty Marietta 2) Rosemarie 3) Maytime 4) Girl of the Golden West 5) Sweethearts 6) New Moon 7) Bittersweet and 8) I Married An Angel.
Look up Jeanette and Nelson in IMDb, and you'll find all their films. And you'll love them all.
Back when singers had real voices rather than screaming 'woke' lyrics at a screaming audience.