Gisele MacKenzie sings a breath-taking version of 12th of Never. Intro by Perry Como.

[@marshamc]

simply stunning! just imagine: there was a time when being a singer meant that you could actually sing!!

[@mmjhcb]

Her voice was beautiful; she was beautiful; her singing was beautiful. That says it all. And then there are the so called "singers" of today ...

[@MichelLafleche]

A great example of seem-less singing from my aunt Gisele. thanks Jim for posting~!

[@robertort7594]

A very moving rendition of this beautiful song. Great phrasing and timing. What a voice!

[@davidgarnes6874]

In addition to her beautiful voice, she had a wonderful, warm personality. She was really exceptional. Thanks for posting this.

[@Robert4770]

This was originally in Living Color but NBC reused all the video tapes and only kept b&w 16mm film prints. Thank God though this survives Gisele is such a gifted underrated singer.

[@mkkrupp2462]

Wow! Beautiful phrasing, clear voice - just like Vera Lyn

[@billsimpson8610]

No special effects on that voice! Marvelous. I remember "Your Hit Parade."

[@martindewilde9478]

great melody... great song... great composition... lovely arrangement... beautiful voice... nice performance by a great singer...

[@ngala08]

lovely, sweet delivery. never heard of Gisele till now.

[@gf1001]

JUST OUTSTANDING amazing voice......

[@EricAtMazda]

The title says it all, breath-taking. I've been a fan of Gisele MacKenzie ever since I was a little kid. Thanks for sharing :D

[@bluewingtip]

I'm not that big of a fan of Gisele MacKenzie; but I have to say that she just hit this one out of the ballpark! Thanks for posting.

[@waynebrasler]

The Waldorf-Astoria album is quite something still, a very sophisticated and witty club act with lots of special material and a stunning performance of "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes." Which follows a very funny opening number.

[@douglaso6428]

What a gorgeous voice and wonderful performer! Clear as a bell and communicated so much through the words. I think she gets a bit too emotional in the 2nd half after returning to the bridge (Johnny was wise to understate it), but this was truly a treat. Thanks for posting...

[@Alandix]

A true voice, reminds me of Julie Andrews' love of the lyric, and it is a deep rich sound only Giselle could muster.

[@juan58102]

Oh Gisele where are you??? I would married you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@dianavictoriaaljadeff8949]

En excelent singer not very popular(1927-2003)