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I thought some enchanting evening was from the film The king and I.....

was 'nt it from South pacific

yes it is.....

You may see a stranger across a crowded room,and somehow you,ll know,you,ll know even then, that somehow you,ll meet her again and again. Lovely Song,don,t write them like that anymore. **M**.

Angie I was asking about you earlier ....Merry Chrisitmas Merlin...

I wondered how I knew all the songs ......then mum said do you remember Elsie we had the double album...lol

There was one of those scary type films on last night - Dean Martin was in it.

i thought south pacific was a place lol

did you know that isnt him singing it on the fim its dubbed...

I dont get it - when we walk down the street we don't just burst into song do we?

thats cheating! lol
who is singing it then?

that bloke init..Emliozathingymebob...merlin will know

"scratches head

dont think iv heard of that one loll

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I dont get it - when we walk down the street we don't just burst into song do we?

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No some just burst into idiot talk.......lol

And some even listen to it ................................... LOL

Hayley,my parents had that album too,(South Pacific), I grew up on all that type of music.I will never forget that beautiful blonde actress singing "I'm
Gonna Wash That Man Right Out of My Hair" (and send him on his way..)
in the film "South Pacific".She was sort of Doris Day -ish,cute,blonde and
girl next door-ish.Does anyone know who she was?
Salad Days was another one,not as well known as South Pacific.Ah,they
were the good old days...I'm not really big on musicals either,it always seems pretty weird when a character just bursts into song,but there was something really special about the old -time musicals like "Paint Your
Wagon" (They Call the Wind Moriah, Old Man River) etc.They made your spine tingle with the sheer power of the music and the lyrics.No doubt there are many,many more,but those ones stand out for me! Does anyone remember any others??

Margot xx

I am sure she was called something Martin..May Martin or something like it....

She was Mary Martin. Her son was Larry Hagman, better known as JR Ewing

NOOOOOOOOO OMG ...I thought his Mother was called Donna something ?

yep on the telly!!!

First song my mother heard just after giving birth to me one bright Friday morning in July '47, was Oh What a beautiful morning, from Oklahoma!
I too heard all those songs in my younger days.

'Unchained Melody', not from a musical and not Robson and Jerome version, but our next door neighbour used to sing it incessantly when she was alone in the house lol Drove my mother nuts but when R and J brought it out, it reminded Mum of her long gone neighbour.

Lizx