Doris Day - Hey There (The Pajama Game)

Doris Day singing "Hey There" from the 1957 musical The Pajama Game. She's amazing. She sang this song live, not pre-recorded! I added this since the other one on here got deleted, so hopefully the powers that be will leave it alone. =)

[@DunhillHilton]

Doris was the greatest. The intimacy, feeling..... No one comes close. Thank you.

[@brewsjazzclub]

Most people forget that Doris began as a liltin' big band birdie. She always meant what she sang. A true, an honest artist, and a fine person.

[@RPenta]

If I ever get stuck in a 50's time warp, I hope I get to hang out with Doris; I always loved her.

[@KaRidder234]

Doris is simply wonderful. Thanks.

[@atzeshaw4361]

Those colors, that voice.........incredibile!

[@kewlkat8208]

I was in my high school choir several years ago, and for my final choir concert, we did the music for The Pajama Game. I still love the movie.

[@terrryc]

A superb play with an even better book. If I could only see ONE Broadway Play EVER, it would be this one.....Songs, songs, songs....

[@andifyouhadtwocoats]

Thanks, man. She's still a dream.

[@MrAllthru]

In 1949 Doris, Bob Hope & Les Brown was to appear at the Gator Bowl in Jax, Fla. This was before TV. I had a pass from Columbia into the radio studio. There was no one there. She was obsolutely georgous, beyond beauiful, she had her hair in pin curlers, no makeup, and a black slip under a Faux fur coat. I had no camera she talked about Eve Arden and her favorite singer Dinah Shore and the death of Buddy Clark. Its was like a dream for she became a MEGA STAR and i'm sure no believed me

[@63LAURIE]

The BEST Babe Williams - ever ever ever!!!!

[@sammipink1]

love this singer also loved her films thanks for posting

[@DorisDayFanatic]

I totally agree - no one can compare! Thank you so much for commenting! =)

[@MialouiseDewhurst]

God i love this woman, I have been a fan of her since i was 11 & im now 18 :). & I'll be a fan of her for ever more :) xxxx

[@lennieblue]

Love Doris Day. Thank you for posting.

[@murchie4]

our school is doing this for our spring musical and i really wanna be her character. so bad. i just hope i can come somewhere close to her

[@miklosantonescu]

Thanks for Doris' Daylikatessen!

[@mcwtas]

Doing the pajama game for my school play:)

[@DorisDayFanatic]

Have you ever seen it live? It's a dream of mine.

[@DorisDayFanatic]

It's really a great scene - the movie is good too. She actually wasn't nominated for an Oscar for this, it was for Pillow Talk, but it should have been for this too. =) Thanks for commenting! =)

[@Skidoo22]

I still find it puzzling why she didn't make an album with Nelson Riddle, though he orchestrated some of the tracks on this film

[@DorisDayFanatic]

@RPenta Haha! Me too! Doris is my gal. =)

[@Rouben19]

@DorisDayFanatic You are correct! sorry... I saw Doris once, 1971 much taller than you might imagine, 5' 8 "

[@DorisDayFanatic]

@starla246 Wow, that's awesome that you're getting it tattooed, haha! And aww, why thank you! Much love goes to you, too! =D

[@H1delta]

@DollyParton2000009 Bless your young heart.

[@Rouben19]

I cannot believe I have never seen the film or this scene this is amazing no wonder she was nominated for Oscar! rest of it is like a Play.... and a little over acted but what musical is not...

[@stefanthorne]

absolutely the nuts every song I sang as a child makes you deal with a life of failed marriages

[@DorisDayFanatic]

@pointymace16 Yes, Audrey Hepburn is one of my absolute favorites! I adore her.

[@DorisDayFanatic]

@RPenta Haha! Well, I'm a girl...but yes, they're great, too! If I went back, I'd marry Cary Grant, and Doris would be my BFF. ;)

[@LilLoOpZ]

@RPenta tardis?

[@tbr_hoarder]

Sutton Foster brought me here

[@rachot]

its odd, Doris looks like a cross between Christina Applegate and Renee Zelwegger.

[@TheZannon]

Great Song, Listen to the Maynard Ferguson version,

[@RPenta]

@RPenta Then again, Connie Francis, Audrey Hebburn, Gina Lolabrigida, and Sophia Loren were not bad either.

[@Granny983]

My first musical show was Pajama Game..I was just in the chorus..Community Theater...I loved this song.