Ida Lupino @ The man I love (1947)

Ida lupino canta la canción "The man I love" en la película del mismo título de Raoul Walsh

[@janepiepes2243]

I've always liked Ida Lupino ... She the real deal... And this sounds very good... She giving it her all. I like her even more. First time I'm hearing her sing .

[@SusanSingsSongs]

Miss Lupino emotes this song better than those with better voices. Such a gift.

[@pamelasullivan8535]

Ditto

[@solowcello]

Except that the voice is indeed a professional, successful singer, Peg LaCentra!

[@SusanSingsSongs]

@@solowcello Very interesting! Thank you!

[@monicabella7894]

Never heard such nonsence.

[@peteandpare]

WOW!!AWESOME BAND they sure can make those instruments talk.Love this movie Ida Lupino one of my favorite actresses

[@barbararichmond2167]

Best version of this song.

[@GhilaPan]

Whow! The best version I have ever heard of this song! Gratulation Ida! You never die!

[@gloriamariapereira3541]

Que mujeres tan bellas sin tantos artificios cirugías y anorexia. Artistas. Muy completas

[@jun24juanhuerta14]

Es como opera Hollywood.

[@sinda100]

Ida is mouthing the words but you have to admit she had them nailed!

[@j.w.2391]

Goddam but I Love Ida Lupino... She is truly one of the great Film Noir Icons. So happy that her oeuvre as an Actress and Director are being Recognized and Exalted by todays Cineastes.

[@seriesbookman1]

They play this movie on TCM now and then. Don't miss it! Ida is wonderful and the music is great.

[@erolgenlik4922]

She is great actress and great person and singer....and more...❤

[@TheIreneable]

Music by George Gershwin, lyrics Ira Gershwin, performed by Ida Lupino (dubbed by Peg La Centra), played by San on the piano

[@BERTRAMCAT]

Le bijou IDÉAL

[@zeldasmith6154]

Ida was amazing. She was made to be a screen star and a great director.

[@lukethomas658]

I'd heard of Ida Lupino, never seen her in action. She was pretty incredible.

[@teresapuppo1388]

MERAVIGLIOSA

[@jtl2112]

Excellent picturization and feel!

[@michaeloleary1867]

Great song!

[@laurascotti5776]

Fabulous Movie, Fabulous Song❤️

[@user-ob4le8sm9f]

Super!!!!

[@franciscoaparecidofelician7385]

me apaixonei pela musica e pela interpretação de IDA LUPINO.

[@seoirsecaffrey8977]

Fantastic ☘💚☘

[@paytonfit]

I grew up watching wonderful movies like this as a kid, but know it people, most of the actors singing in these movies weren't really singing. Their voices were dubbed. This is no exception. Ida Lupino was not singing this song. It was dubbed. The true singer was Peg La Centra.

[@babygyrl2891]

yes! thank you for sharing this!

[@kennethhodges3187]

Nobody has pointed out that this is not Ida Lupino singing! Her voice was dubbed for this film by Peg La Centra!

[@peteandpare]

These guys sure can play those instruments,Just love it.Can anyone tell me the name of the band.As for Ida Lupino shes the best.Thanks for uploading Primocarnera1971

[@laurascotti5776]

Anyone know who was playing the instrument next to the guy who was playing the sax???

[@bbdupon]

A classic song...I wonder if Ida Lupino is actually singing this one.

[@jaqatlantic]

After hearing her true voice singing in "Roadhouse," I have to think not.

[@marileesteele1804]

No, it’s dubbed, she’s acting like she’s singing (between kinda awkward cigarette drags & a swig). Did she smoke, cause it seems not? Truly accomplished, extraordinary polymath, multi-talented working (quite beautiful) woman in a contrived world of mostly ditzy glamor presided over by mostly male studio super-egos (all the power, glory & money). Gave a lot more than she got. I love Ida.

[@akarpowicz]

Lupino couldn't sing. Yet she could...Check out "Roadhouse". :-)

[@bbdupon]

OK, she aint Billie Holliday.

[@quabledistocficklepo3597]

Doug Noakes, Thank God for that. Why anyone even remembers BH I'll never understand. I did buy a couple of her records because I had been led to believe that she was something special, but I no longer have those records. One listen was more than enough.

[@marileesteele1804]

Quable, kind of agree but with Lester Young, when they were young, (e.g., Sailboat in the Moonlight) lovely. Me thinks tragedy of a sensitive person & sadness of a brutal

[@marileesteele1804]

world (being a poor, insecure black woman singer on the road) & awful boyfriends & easily exploited, vulnerable. That music is perfectly sublime.

[@tinogonzales7569]

It depends. Billie had 3 sections to her career, The 30s into the early 40s, The 40s into the early 50s, Then the last part, the 1950s. The last part, the 50s, she had lost her voice... only her timing and emotion are intact. I can’t listen to her from that period. Her voice was wrecked from years of abuse. Her middle period is cool... but she had def settled into her STYLE of singing. Her early years ...the late 30s into the 40s... are GOLDEN . Her energy, her clarity, her collaboration with her musicians, her phrasing, her emotion... FANTASTIC.

[@jimrick6632]

GOOD VOICE MATCH BUT THIS IS NOT IDA SINGING...SHE HAS ADMITTED TO BEING DUBBED......

[@user-fw1ui3mg7r]

НЕ ОДНОЗНАЧНО, Я СО ВСЕМ МИРОМ ДРУЖУ, НО У ВАС ИАМРОНГ БЫЛ НЕ ОЧЕНЬ, УБЕГАЙ

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