It only took me about 70 years to listen to the music that was being played when I was born. I wish it hadn't taken me so long to discover ti, but I thank God I did. I love listening to Margaret Whiting sing these beautiful old songs.

I got to take a pic with Nancy’s Mom

Keely Smith, Eydie Gormé, Dinah Shore et al, Margaret Whiting belongs in the Top 20. This is a stunning performance > kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppzcgZJve8iYhZosi=HA7gYng6Lda2T3KV . Thank you so much for this!

😁hee hee this is cute💕

Who played the violin solos on this song?

Clear voice her tone is top. Then her technical ability is clearly the best there is. High notes and the the glides and feeling is more than star quality.

What a blessing to come across this marvelous tribute! Bringing back warm memories for me and I'm sure for many more people.

OMG....HEAVEN! Thanks for posting this magical treasure. Now THAT was music of The Golden Age.

Love this!! All of them and especially JACK!!!! Will always love his style on anything he's ever done. A sexy man and handsome!!! ❤❤🎵🎶🎼💋💋

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Happy Birthday, Margaret. And a special hello to my dear friend Deborah (Debbie) Whiting. xox Leo

Happy birthday, Margaret! Thanks for the wonderful gift of your music for posterity 🎂

Margaret Whiting is 6 of Clubs ♣♣♣♣♣♣Happy Birthday to Margaret Whiting Blessings and HUGS! 👑💜

Margaret Whiting is 6 of Clubs ♣♣♣♣♣♣Happy Birthday to Margaret Whiting Blessings and HUGS! 👑💜

Such a beautiful song, and so sad. RIP to all the boys lost in the war.

Nice❤️🔥

Love Margaret, she's the best 💓🎶

thank you for this and keeping music alive

Incredible that these Wimmin have kept trucking right along. Kay and Margaret have never missed a beat, from what I know of these beautiful Wimmin. As a Musician, and 68 yrs now. I remember these older songs. And I play them with respect. Whether Rock, Jazz, Gospel, Gaelic/Celtic, and American Folk, Spanish, kid's tunes. Ima gonna play those bad boys until the end... The Beatles, Stones, Manfred Mann, Johnny, George and Hank, Los Tigres, Los Lobos.... I'm still looking for the magic Intro, middle and coda. If you stop trying to isolate your particular style, you'll suffer. As millions have spent a month. Yet, not learning. The Music World is an open invitation to the new future. Kay and Madge ROCK! Y'all be good out there!

Me too...Reading Chet Baker bio book by Jeroen De Valk

Good episode, I miss this show!

I used yo babysit for a neighbor when I was 11. She had all these lively old songs. I used toput her 'records' on as soon as I got there & would play them nonstop. Some of the best Musica ever!

So sweet! You choose the BEST Musica!

I grew up hearing that Margaret Whiting was my dad (Allen Parmenter). cousin. I never listened to her much. What's funny is her singing voice sounds very much like my mother's.

TWO OF THE BEST EVER ! THANK YOU LADIES !

Jolie version Mme whiting !

She sounds better in a lot of ways compared to her younger years. More strength on the bottom end. More substance. A little more quavier (shakey) on held notes. but still very respectable...

I saw this episode years ago and it stuck with me. For some reason I thought it was on LAW AND ORDER. I’ve searching for it and I was BLESSED TO HAVE FOUND IT TONIGHT❤❤❤❤❤

Watta marvelous voice! There aren't singers around like this anymore.

My musical father's favorite singer was Margaret Whiting. He loved the sound of her voice - and her 'delivery' on all my Mom & Dad's favorite songs. Google to be reminded that Margaret did a late-in-life, 'live' performance of Hoagy Carmichael's best collaboration with Johnny Mercer - IN THE COOL, COOL, COOL OF THE EVENING (a “Best Original Song” Academy Award winner). With my favorite line that John delivered so well (around the 24:14 mark) on his latest '5 o'clock Somewhere' live stream show. “If I ain't in the clink, and there's somethin' to drink, you can tell 'em - I'll be there!” Imagine my delight to find Ms Whiting performing this gem with “The John Pizzarelli Trio” - from John's album with his brother Martin on bass, and pianist Ray Kennedy, for “Too Marvelous for Words: Songs of Johnny Mercer” (1997). Love it when Margaret reaches the line about “your brother jackass” and turns and wags a finger at John's bass player. Thanks for sharing, MyIdealMusic. Celebrated elsewhere this day (11/22/2023) search " Great Melody, Great Lyric, Great Rendition, Songwriting Workshop, Harmony Central " kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIetfXmuidhkkKM

Im bummed. I thought she was going to have the Audience sing along. 😩

Margaret Whiting performing "Moonlight In Vermont" on The Ed Sullivan Show, June 14, 1970.

I luv her. The feeling in her phrasing is so touching

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The men who wrote this timeless standard don't get enough love. Victor Young wrote the melody, and Ned Washington wrote the words. To Margaret, Victor, and Ned.... Bravo!

Simply great singer from a bygone time. Her voice was impeccable. She didn't have the success in the UK that she so richly deserved. It was our loss.

Mike Renzi ❤️🙏Forever! The best!

Fabulous and magical!!❤❤❤❤

What a treat to see a real vocalist. Thanks for posting.

Moonlight in Vermont! Sing it now Margaret

here we go!!

Purest heart with an outstanding performance that's the man

Is this from "The Bob Hope Show " from Christmas night Friday December 25th, 1953 over NBC radio? I await your answer.

Lifts me off my feet.

What's My Line? with John Daly and the New York sophisticates is still fun to watch lo these many years later. My parents wouldn't let me stay up to watch when it was on CBS because Monday was a f***ing school day. I'll take Bennett Cerf over Soupy Sales any day of the week.

"Moonlight in Vermont" was introduced by Margaret Whiting in a 1944 recording with Billy Butterfield's orchestra when she was about 20 years old. It was her first gold disc recording, having sold over a million copies. The lyrics of this song are unconventional in that they do not rhyme, and each verse (not counting the bridge) is a haiku.

Clooney rocks.

At 73 years old this is my first time. Magical! A big fan from now on. I thought no-one could touch Ella, I was wrong.

I saw her in Milwaukee in four girls four. Met her walking across a bridge and said hello!

Margret whiting/ johnny mercer