Perfect Harmony: The Barry Sisters Story

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With their own particular sound and look, a combination of sweet harmony, sophistication and glamour, the show traces them from their humble beginnings appearing on the Jewish Children's Hour radio show to the swank of New York Nightlife -- through Las Vegas, the Ed Sullivan Show, their own television series in Germany, and live appearances throughout the world.
The score includes such Barry Sisters classics as Bei Mir Bis Du Schoen, Won't You Come Home Bill Bailey, Around The World , All of You and Meet Me in St. Louis. Loaded with nostalgic charm and universal appeal, this loving tribute to two great show biz legends is guaranteed to lift the soul and touch the heart.

[@bessamemucho]

B. Sisters performed best iddish musal culture at the time. Thnk you for posting.

[@chelseaguy52]

why is there no talent like this today??????

[@georgianasilvapereira]

beautiful

[@bessamemucho]

Thank you very much for posting unique video. Barry Sisters are the legends of Ydish heritage.

[@mierpaul]

You don't need to be Jewish to love the Barry sisters. They were sexy, sassy and can sing their lungs out!!!

[@michaelmcgee8543]

i never heard of this sister act until now i dont even rmember them showing up in the ed sullivan show

[@eartha80]

Although better known for their Yiddish songs, they also made a very wonderful LP titled "side by side" with songs like : why don`t you do right / Come`prima / cry me a river / misty / I1m a fool to want you ,etc. But the song I like best of that Lp is their "chinese" rendition of "Who`s sorry now" , really funny ,but same time also very great singing.

[@BratWody]

and singing the songs of his childhood and youth, he was afraid to rise his kids and grandsons in Jewish culture- 'not knowing iddish will be easier for you and your familly' said once to my mother, I feel today when Poland is in love in Jewish music and culture again that the Nazis stole me something very important... I wish you all the best too.

[@polykushner1525]

Они великолепны)

[@samlevy7321]

Да

[@downloadsa]

Yes there were recorders but on the internet there is only one recording with them moving. I saw a lot more recordings in 1957 when I was a kid. A lot more then one.

[@DirkjeA]

That is verry sad what you tell about your grandfathers feeling, but something to understand. It is nice to know jewish culture revives in Poland. And I do understand your feelings of being robbed, not only of our family, but of a way of life that is never comming back and that is what hurts us. It makes me listening to all those great songs in yiddisch here on You Tube. Most of the time with a lot of warm feelings and sometimes with tears in my eyes.

[@downloadsa]

Where on earth did you get recordings from 1957 there were no recorders in 1957?

[@tonyguterman4930]

hello please do you know where i can find all these videos of the barry sisters singing i cant find any

[@MarxCrispyFish]

...am I the only one who imagines a couple of hot dames singing at a broadway show getting ther attention of a whole crowd of wolves like in one of then MGM cartoons whenever I hear their voices?

[@gershontabak4192]

MarxCrispyFish cantor Dante please Barry sisters please Barry sisters please cantor Dante

[@JettLeo]

Where can I see the show in n.y.?

[@bessamemucho]

What a pity ydish cucture is going away Why?

[@BratWody]

I do understand- also think it crosses Jewish minds to often, but that obvoius cuz Shoa is a fresh wound, slow down tried to be friendly. Maybe my english ain't good enough for you to see that :) The sisters ain't ugly that's what I meant. I've seen less atractive girls in my life. They sing nice, all in that is quite sexy to me. But maybe you're a talented supermodel :) good for you than. Again Shalom :)

[@LMB222]

@vertxxgg Nonsense. Yiddish sounds worse than German, it's just that those veible sung well.