Chanson D' Amour

Here's the duo of Sandi & Sally from a 1969 Lawrence Welk show episode with their rendition of Art & Dottie Todd's international hit song "Chanson D'Amour"

[@larkpraise]

They were my favorites along with Steve Smith and Clay Hart! Dig those false eyelashes and white go go boots.....ratatatata!!!!!!!!!

[@Deontjie]

The Manhattan Transfer

[@bobbyjocowpoke1057]

That redhead was always my favorite.

[@Stratoman77]

The chorus gives me goosebumps! These ladies had the Abba sound even before Abba!

[@MrJoshinJosh]

I love it when Sandy and Sally dress like Chorus Girls.

[@richardluloff562]

Mr. Welk loved pretty girls and really knew a pretty girl when he saw one as evidenced by all the beautiful ladies he hired for his outstanding television show.

[@richd07731]

Lucy & Ethel and Alice & Trixie were so concerned about wearing the same dresses....

[@leylander]

re-te-de-te-deh....

[@m.f.richardson1602]

Love Love, Lawrence Welk💝 This Not cut it

[@kaz5a]

I don't think they're at all innocent possibly squeaky clean would be a better description, and the song is set to a lower range so its easier to sing. Any very good voice could sing at the original range, but its still easy to listen to and recognise.

[@leelarson107]

A little too up-tempo. Need to slow down just a bit.

[@egbertsouce3895]

Could this arrangement and entire number be any cornier??? Had to restrain myself from hitting the t.d. button !!!! 3-1-18

[@ornumjc]

Looking back, a lot of Lawrence Welk stuff looks pretty corny but it was a much different time then. When I was a kid, my grandparents watched it every week. My parents hated it then and still do today, and I get a kick out of watching it again. It always takes me back to a much happier time.

[@rockeryhudpeck3390]

What makes it corny? Good music? Good singing?

[@tracer740]

... kinda icky