The Windy City from Calamity Jane (1953)

Calamity Jane (Doris Day) sings "The Windy City" to her comrades upon her return from Chicago, where she had gone to entice the actress Adelaide Adams to perform at the local theatre. It's a beautiful number that reveals both her pride for Deadwood City and its people, as well as how sheltered she has been in the comfort of her little town. Coming down from a realization of how her masculine behaviour is perceived by other people, and how other women act and behave in other places, she may also be trying make a defensive claim about who and what she is.
Lyrics:
I just blew in from the Windy City
The Windy City is mighty purty
But they ain't got what we got, no sirree
They've got shacks up to seven stories
Never see any Morning Glory's
But a step from our doorway...
We got 'em for free!
They've got those minstrel shows,
Purty ladies in the big chapeaux
Private lawns, public parks...
For the sake of civic virtue,
They've got fountains there that squirt you!
I just blew in from the Windy City
The Windy City is mighty purty
But they ain't got what we got
I'm tellin' ya, boys...
We got more life in Deadwood City
Than in all of Illinois!
On the street was a dancing fellar
All dressed up in a suit of yellar
And the dance that he did there
Went something like this:
[tap dances]
You should-a seen me a-wind'er shoppin'
A-wind'er shoppin' with eyes a-poppin'
At the sights that you see there, yes sirree
Press a bell and a moment later,
Up you go in an elevator
Just as fast as a polecat a-climbin' a tree
I heard claim hundreds came
To a thing they call a baseball game
Cigar stores, revolving doors
Men wear sideburns, and they ought'er
'Cause a haircut costs a quarter!
I just blew in from the Windy City
The Windy City is mighty purty
But they ain't got what we got.
I'm tellin' ya, boys
I ain't a-swappin' half of Deadwood
For the whole of Illinois
**Note: The content of this video belongs exclusively to Paramount Studios and all the people involved in its construction and distribution. I'm just a huge fan.

[@resaboutb.9566]

The athleticism it took to perform this dance sequence so beautifully, ohmygosh, simply outstanding! And Doris is so damned charming, I'll bet all of the men in the room were in love with her!

[@daveharrison8286]

I saw this in the theatre on the first run and yes, I was smitten. (13yrs old)

[@alixjamieson2177]

I remember when I was young I wanted to be Calamity Jane. She's a total badass and none of the guys give her shit because of it, they all adore her. Rock on Calamity!

[@fhearrbod858]

Are you as badass as her though?

[@whatsernamelj]

Umm they all gave her shit

[@mariadagloriafreire7868]

Muito tempo atrás assisti este filme de madrugada na globo amei gostaria muito de assistir de novo

[@mikayla8474]

I think calamity jane is the reason I'm gay-

[@battywattywoo]

@@mikayla8474 She's the funniest female character in the series Deadwood.....Because of the lovely Al Swearengen (Ian McShane), I'd rather have Deadwood than the whole of Illinois!

[@AutomanZ]

I've suffered with depression for years and this is THE film that always raises me a smile.

[@thomastom888]

Hi just take a look at Doris day life story aswell if you get a chance. This is the most amazing woman ever she has had every terrible thing happen you can think of In her life and she never gave up in life .When think of her story belive Me she just amazing

[@vincentfalsaperla]

AUTOMAN..ME TOO

[@deannamooney5575]

R.I.P. Doris

[@geaj]

@@deannamooney5575 I came here because of that as well.

[@ep6808]

AutomanZ Hope you're doing well 💕

[@GaryHaase]

RIP Doris. What a talent!

[@kennethkilby3338]

RIP DORIS

[@normansmith1431]

Her movies were a safe and a wholesome fun for all the family to watch and spend quality time together .. I call her The Elegant Mother as she was a mother in most of her movies .. kind, loving and yes Elegant. She retired in Carmel, CA where she bought a cute hotel only to allow pets in as other hotels in town were not allowing pets in. She represented the best in our American culture. God bless her soul and accept her in His Mercy and in His Paradise.

[@alyunganxietygamingchannel29]

RIP Doris

[@vickyhyde8173]

She will always be remembered

[@wearmouth2630]

For my Mam you gave us an excellent education in Films. Love you xxx

[@lyndseyleahy8469]

RIP Doris Day loved her as Calamity Jane 😢

[@alvargriffin5516]

My thoughts entirely R.I.P. Beautiful multi talented lady 😢😥

[@slitherinbishes7125]

Ik it rlly makes me sad as my man loved her and passed away a few months ago

[@normansmith1431]

Her movies were a safe and a wholesome fun for all the family to watch and spend quality time together .. I call her The Elegant Mother as she was a mother in most of her movies .. kind, loving and yes Elegant. She retired in Carmel, CA where she bought a cute hotel only to allow pets in as other hotels in town were not allowing pets in. She represented the best in our American culture. God bless her soul and accept her in His Mercy and in His Paradise.

[@yonezawa2810]

Soooooooo sad to hear this 😞

[@kboxer5555]

Wow! She left absolutely nothing on the table! Fantastic dancing and and she ALSO kept acting - watch her facial expressions. She's All In. Outstanding.

[@sadie3lisa]

+kboxer5555 Its been told that after they were done filming this show, Doris had slept for 3 days straight...she was totally drained.... This is one of my FAVORITE MOVIES!

[@erinmefford8041]

sadie3lisa www.dailymotion.com/video/x2ack4n_calamity-jane-1953_shortfilms this is the full movie

[@MrChippysteve]

kboxer5555 7

[@MushroomT-Racy]

Outstanding is right. The woman is absolutely amazing in her every action! Perfection. There will never be another.

[@jptiger2009]

It’s amazing what we have to settle for these days as entertainment after watching this. Less is definitely not more.

[@stephaniekeyser25]

There will never be this kind of original talent ever again. I grew up watching all her movies with my mom. The best of times. Doris had a glow and shine that changed peoples lives. R.I.P. Doris

[@lesleymaynard2391]

And still watched today. Love her. Such talent, and so joyous.

[@jolovesminnis]

You would never think they had once told her she would never walk again after she and her friends got hit by a train when she was 13!!!!!!!!!!! I love this song!

[@widowsquill]

What never kills you makes you stronger. :)

[@sebastianwelcome2080]

Five years ago this comment was made and l dint know that till now 2019 about her getting hit by a trian when she was a kid

[@stacey-qo6bc]

I knew she broke both her legs badly, and wasn't able to walk for 3years, which meant she couldn't carry on her dream as a professional dancer. And during them 3years instead listened to a lot of records and started singing instead. But I didn't know it was a train that caused her injuries, crazy.

[@damagethecombine3369]

Widowsquill unless it’s polio.

[@hankaustin7091]

The athletic ability that Doris Days shows throughout this entire scene is nothing short of incredible!! Lifting herself up by just her leg muscles, not once, not twice, but three times.. well, it proves she was in tip-top condition during filming! Not to mention her voice was in its prime as well !

[@viniciusalvesmaciel6436]

She was pretty young too, has only 30 years this time

[@valerienisbet]

Need to start screening male news readers for looks. 🧨✍️🛀🧑‍🍳🧑‍🦳🧕👳🌹🌹🥀🥀💐💐🌻🌻🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀☘️🍀🍀🍀🍀🍄

[@SRSM198]

Doris Day besides being a singer was an accomplished actress and dancer, she was magical

[@geoffkay8943]

I'm 70 and have loved Doris since I was a kid and still do the songs from this movie are timeless

[@TAYTAYYURI]

Wait so ur 75 now am I right?

[@alexfung9097]

DORIS DAY ,THE WONDER WOMAN!

[@jaymesguy239]

"Men wear sideburns and they oughter, coz' a haircut cost a quar-tur!" One of my fave movie musical lines EVER! Love this movie so much.

[@garrywood5345]

One Of The Top FIVE MUSICALS Of All Time. A Very Impressive performance by the 31 year old Doris Day.

[@geoffpulham5032]

I still think it's one of the most wonderfully-effervescent and life-affirming scenes Hollywood ever filmed. Ms Day is one of the things that will always make me have faith in America.

[@Bernaedens]

Doris Day was such a fantastic dancer! I've long been a fan of hers but somehow never saw this film until recently. I can't get over how she jumps up and down on the bar and at 2:16 she stands up from a cross-legged sitting position with no assistance! That's strength and talent! :)

[@Sableagle]

Yep. She's all over the set doing this, including being raised and lowered by her arms, and she jumps all over the stagecoach in the opening number, and she's never even slightly out of breath. Seriously fit lady there!

[@jaymesguy239]

Actually, she first started performing as a dancer, but switched to singing after she was hurt in a car accident. She recovered, but found she liked singing better, but obviously, she could still kick up her heels for these musicals when she had to.

[@sebastianwelcome2080]

how many accidents she being in first hit by train as kid then car crash l dint know all about that

[@debbiecooper298]

@@sebastianwelcome2080 it was just one accident a car she was in was hit by a train , her leg was badly broken which ended her dreams of being a professional dancer

[@stacey-qo6bc]

@@debbiecooper298 I watched a documentary which said both her legs were badly broken from that accident not just the one.

[@ksduncan1247]

Watch the lift up into the upper balcony, and then when she is lowered back down again. On the way down, I cannot see any safety equipment and it even seems that her full weight is already across the railing before the two cowboys grasp her arms. Yet she puts out her arms with perfect timing and confidence. Incredible.

[@Exotic3000]

Rest in peace Doris. Thanks for the memories. You were awesome.

[@bargainplaceuk]

Absolutely. Always loved her as Calamity Jane since I saw it as a child. Rest in peace beautiful lady.

[@rose6921]

this has got to be my favourite doris day film as no matter how many times i see it i never get bored of watching it lol

[@JojoChampion]

She utilized every inch of that set. Brilliant.

[@DaniGhostGirl]

So much talent in one person, jeez. I really didn't appreciate just how brilliant she is when I watched this as a kid!

[@Chris-w7e]

I like the personality of Calamity Jane. Down to earth authentic. No pretence. Doris Day was one of a kind.

[@shyrebel8813]

Man this film is everything. This is the film that made me love musicals.

[@petermay3919]

Always liked Doris Day...liked this performance

[@sithompson74]

How can anyone down vote this. Its almost perfect

[@HartfordHD125]

Every move, every turn, every line, word and facial expression is simply perfect. Pure genius.

[@juliejenkins2376]

My very favourite Calamity Jane song.

[@stacey-qo6bc]

This woman is literally my IDOL, she has been since my Nanna showed me Calamity Jane when I was about 8 years old. Since then, I have all her albums, movies. She's soooo talented, and she's still going strong looking after animals and running a sanctuary, I believe she's 96 soon. Xxx

[@avuncular300]

How marvellous that Doris puts so much energy and charm into her film roles. This routine was flawless despite its undoubted difficulties. So athletic and seamless. Nobody comes near her commitment. Maybe gone but certainly not forgotten. RIP dear Doris.

[@janetmcguffin1899]

Talk about a talent! She sings like a bird, she dances like Fred Astaire. and she lights up the screen. It was always a comfort to me to know that she was out there for real, not just in her pictures. It gives me a pain in my heart to think of her gone. Where ever you are Doris, thanks!

[@Anthony-g7s8i]

She was pure class ❤️😅😅😅

[@avuncular300]

Just glorious Doris - who can compare to her ? She throws herself into all that she does with such gusto and bravura. Quite rightly, she is a legend.

[@paulbush8881]

A true profesional a very rare breed nowdays hours of rehersal, one take and back in the trailer

[@robertstewart9658]

Thank God for film that we can capture beauty like this forever.

[@caitlinlol3908]

my grandma brought my dad to this film when my dad was little (my grandma was born in 1953) and my dad and grandma brought it to me and I’ve been watching it all my life, I am 15 turning 16, and it never fails to bring a smile to my face and make me so energetic. I love it so much

[@lindalanileembgtfrd]

This film has seen me through Hell and High water all my life, its an instant cure for a bad day!and Ive had a few of those, I loved Doris Day, she lifted me, this was her best film in my opinion , the fifties her decade, she shone so bright!

[@lindalanileembgtfrd]

This film was hers.

[@lindalanileembgtfrd]

She was nothing short of remarkable she was " calam"!

[@emowithnoristcutting]

i remember watching this with my dad when i was younger, and i just grew up loving it. i wish more people knew about it. true perfection.

[@leeannmansfield5254]

I use to be glued to this when I was a young girl.i love these films with singing .

[@rmshields76ify]

Alway remembered this movie from a kid...loved it! . Doris Day was exceptional, Original, funny, talented, & gorgeous...... The first girl power ambassador Rip Doris Day....... We salute you. X

[@JayReyGames]

Back when actors were actually good at what they did, Doris does this all in 1 take, nowadays it would have about 10 cuts in it

[@lunahahnemann7885]

Ten cuts after fifteen takes and twenty rehersal do-overs!😎

[@anonymous2092]

it's incredible so mucb amazing energy throughout the whole thing

[@parisself5877]

Yup. She is One Supreme Artist; I Still feel Staggered By What She Was Able to Do--so Effortlessly We

[@JayReyGames]

I doubt it was effortless, she just worked hard

[@massimomarchesini3467]

JayRey Games P

[@shirleywilkins36]

My favorite movie of all times...unbelievable

[@johntaylor6345]

Great song from a fantastic movie Doris Day is superb as Calamity Jane. Her singing and acting is great. It's a movie I've loved watching time and time again.

[@garyjoyce2963]

A crystal clear voice, a smile as wide as Dakota!!it can only be the wonderful Doris Day..the greatest brightest star of all..god bless you xxxx

[@bigbandsrock1]

SHE IS IT! THE LIVING END! THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER, LOVELY DORIS DAY! I ADORE HER TO THEE MAX!

[@sharrigarvin3348]

She was just amazing. Growing up it was just Doris Day singer movie star but later in life I became all of a sudden tuned in to the fact that she was a great comedienne dancer. knock out of a figure. Very stylish incrediable clothes. Singer we know that already and the most genuine smile in movie history. Thank you Ms. Day

[@amynunez4186]

One of my favorite movies 🎥 I still watch.

[@susanhighfield3370]

Love this film, Doris Day is fantastic.

[@scotnick59]

Doris is just so cute, talented and energetic - with that great voice yet - that watching her in this is magentic entertainment!!!!

[@johngalvin3124]

An effortlessly beautiful woman with talent to give away...

[@km8854]

IN LOYING MEMORY OF MAM DAD////AND DORIS DAY//////

[@AllSven]

Used to watch this as a kid every time I went to my aunt and uncle’s house. Pure gold. She was in her own world when acting...not afraid to really become the character she was playing. It was almost difficult to remember that she wasn’t the character she was playing. A sign of a truly gifted actress.

[@bewiseasowls]

Doris is just AMAZING! I watched this so many times just loving it more and more! This has got to be the most flawless perfect performance in all Hollywood musicals! I am amazed!

[@Ashley-q4n6y]

I loved her in this . What a talent!

[@donismyname4351]

The sheer amount of energy,💥vibrancy, 🌪electricity,⚡️and STAR POWER 💫⭐️🌟exuding from this woman during this number is nothing short of phenomenal!! She sucks you in right away and keeps you right where she wants you (mesmerized) the whole time... 😍👍💯

[@vanessapace-morris6120]

I fell in love with Ms.Doris Day when I was just a little girl. Thanks for my mom. Ms.Day has and always will be a great amazing woman who blessed me and my mother with so many wonderful moments and memories that can never be taken or lost or stolen or forgotten by me. But this is one of her greatest movies that I've ever seen in my 36 years of life. Just prayed that I would have had a chance to meet her or even just speak to her I would have been over the moon with a simple wave or hello from Ms.Day. We have to find more natural talent like hers. Just doesn't come around very often these days. AND I have talked with 2 of my daughter's about watching this masterpiece movie with me so that they can have fun and great amazing memories of me like I do of me and my mother. May God rest my mother's soul I love you so very very much mommy I pray and believe that u can see me and your grandchildren how much you were and still are missed and loved by us. We continue to do our best to make sure that we our making you proud of us.

[@alexcam-n1m]

That made me weep.

[@kboyzrock]

I was just a kid when I seen this movie, and fell for Doris right away, what a talent she was then and now!

[@louiserawle8999]

I am 78 in a couple of weeks and Calamity Jane is one of my fave movies of all time,Doris Day was gorgeous,Black Hills of Dakota is an awesome song.❤❤❤❤❤

[@anitamitchell4790]

Calamity Jane - one of my favourite films of all time. RIP beautiful Doris Day

[@johngadsby6599]

My Mum loved all of these films. I as a young 7 year old boy I took my mum to see them all!!! 1950's!!!!! Loved them ever for ever remind me of my Mum x

[@dianeanderson6733]

Doris day may be gone but not forgotten . beautiful looking women and very talented r.l.p.

[@robertgalbreath6239]

I never liked this film, but watch it beginning to end just to enjoy the dancing/singing/acting of the multi talented Doris Day.

[@GeoffreyJohns]

Doris Day is an entertainment genius. No one can now do what she could

[@xawaomar100]

Geoffrey Johns Was she racist?

[@GeoffreyJohns]

I only saw her in movies

[@xawaomar100]

Geoffrey Johns I was watching the Hairspray musical and a lyric in the song was: "Without love, life would be like Doris Day at the Apollo." The Apollo is a theater in Harlem, New York.

[@jwest3511]

Yes, there is. Check out Melissa Benoist. Singer, actor, dancer, piano player. On stage, in Supergirl, Glee, several movies. She does it all.

[@stefkward90]

I used to watch Calamity Jane all the time when I was a kid in back the 90's, I'm 29 next month and still love this movie til this day. Such a beautiful and talented lady, RIP Doris Day.

[@kevinyoung42]

0:45 My favorite line from the song, "for the sake of sniffing virture, they got fountains there that squirt you..." The look on her face when she says "squirt you" cracks me up every time.

[@edwardcorrell1852]

She is actually saying ''civic virtue'' (FYI)

[@kevinyoung42]

Thank you Ed! We should sit down and watch it together sometime :)

[@edwardcorrellg4783]

YOU'RE ON, KEVIN! YESSS!

[@vincentfalsaperla]

Kevin Y its: "for the sake of CIVIC virtue"

[@Lorabliss]

I love this song!😊 Amazing Doris Day. Her performance reminds me myself 30 years ago. Though that time I lived in Leningrad (USSR) I loved American music and often danced to it..

[@McLeanAmy]

That staccato footwork, those legato transitions, the angular gestures, her commanding facial expressions, that pronounced accent. ♥ They don't make them like Doris Day anymore.

[@poetcomic1]

She had to work like hell to become an accomplished dancer and actor. She was a singer. Period.

[@McLeanAmy]

@@poetcomic1 No, she was a dancer. She broke her leg when she was young and could no longer dance the way she used to.

[@chess6602]

Maybe not in Hollywood but they certainly do on Broadway!

[@carysbailey3800]

This is by far the best western/cowboy film I have ever seen! Doris Day ur sensational in this!!

[@yolandalove84]

This was always one of my favorites. Rest in peace Doris Day.

[@harriethadley9194]

So I'm from England and grew up listening to this song a lot. Currently sitting and listening to this with my first ever view of chicarge from the airport~

[@ashley-dn2el]

I loved Doris Day in this. My all time favourite!

[@PepperBuddyRosie12]

What an incredible talent!! RIP Doris Day

[@danielcoupe7002]

RIP Calam....this is one of my favourite musicals and im not ashamed to say so-great songs and Doris Day shows how its meant to be done..what a talent from the golden age.

[@fertiledirt7708]

I remember watching when I was just a kid. Also remember my sister got mad at me for saying she looked just like Doris. Everybody agreed. I always thought it was a compliment. Unfortunately my sister past away from cancer many years ago. RIP twin sisters from different families

[@stankimer9980]

One of Doris Day's most fun songs - brilliant

[@cjpatz]

So many memories with this movie.

[@BicBradley]

RIP Doris Day... This was a REAL talent. Most singers these days can't carry a tune in a bucket or dance worth a damn. Without auto tune and backup dancers modern performers suck.

[@chess6602]

Ever heard of Broadway?? Because that’s just the non televised version of what she’s doing here 😅

[@DrawbackDrawback]

Classic old person comment. Remember when your parents would say similar things about the artists you grew up listening to? People said the same shit about Elvis.

[@adrnbail]

She was my earth angel and the sight of her on tv saved my life several times. Her honesty and humility shown through in everything she did. RIP Doris my earth angel.

[@Ambiefyer]

This is a fun film, she has such a beautiful she plays the part very well.

[@pineapplezombie4953]

Brilliant movie

[@konataizumi465]

That would have been amazing to see that being filmed, how can you not love Doris Day? Her energy and character is amazing

[@caitlinlol3908]

My favourite film of all time. I’m 15 years old and I grew up watching this film, my dad also grew up watching it. We watch it all the time and know all the words to every song. I’m so blessed to of seen this film :)

[@rjoettesquire9358]

I will miss Doris Day! What a terrific talent & just so enjoy watching her movies! This one of my favorites.

[@margueritahancock5472]

Calamity Jane is one of my favourite films every Christmas l pray it will be on our telly screens but it never,this film would cheer me up no end,great story great songs great acting.they really dont make them like this anymore .

[@Mrphilharmonic]

Thank goodness she left us with such an amazing legacy.

[@rias-xx6cx]

Lives on through her music and movies ;)

[@goanna83]

My favourite song from this movie... such a talent and such a voice. And such a full life and legacy she had. RIP to an ultimate legend

[@gancho1234]

Such a feel good film

[@sweettorment641]

I always come back to see this every once in a while. very entertaining and great talent!

[@tinaowens1225]

A great talent very sad but Ms Day your songs and films will continue to entertain for future generations, such a voice Xxx

[@vincentfalsaperla]

the greatest of all time.God bless you DORIS DAY,Thanks for the memories.R.I.P.

[@PaulMcElveen]

This is one of favorite song from the classic 1953 movie Calamity Jane! It is pure movie magic! Iwas born in 1978. I own this movie both videotape, Laser Disc, DVD and Blue Ray! Thank you for posting and sharing this movie magic!

[@RainbowFlowerCrow]

Fellow 1978-er! I love this movie too☺️

[@savethedramaforyourllama6974]

This never fails to make me smile.

[@em5522]

RIP Doris Day. First movie with her I ever saw when I was 8yo and this song stuck with me ever since~ ☆♡☆

[@MariannaVlogs]

I absolutely loved this film. RIP Doris Day, she was an incredible actress.

[@susanslater316]

Love this film one of my favourite musicals. !!!! What a beautiful woman !!!! What a beautiful voice !!!? There will never be another Doris Day. Watched this loads of times never get bored of it. Her memory will live on forever. Such a funny witty woman. With such a beautiful smile that wud light up a room. I have got all of the film's she made with another great actor and close friend of hers rock hudsaob. 5hem two together were soooo funny. You can't beat the oldies but goodies !!!+!

[@alangranville284]

She is incomparable as Calamity and i can't think of anyone who could get anywhere near her level. As a direct contrast she was magnificent in "Love Me or Leave Me" opposite the great James Cagney.

[@joycelivingston522]

I saw this film when I was seven tears old. I made my parents sit through it twice. (you could do that back in the day) My little seven-year-old mind was blown! Doris was pure magic! RIP, Doris! Thanks for all the joy you've created.

[@gordonanderson4999]

Fun Song.. Loved Doris Day since I was 10 years old.

[@gordonanderson4999]

Still Great 62 years later

[@gordonanderson4999]

and I am still in love with this pure star..

[@gulagbatman1318]

Gordon Anderson I never see much people who are advanced in years on the internet. But im glad we got the same taste in music... 😊 Im 16 and turn 17 on December 20

[@bobreese4807]

My 1 minute of fame with Doris Day. In 1976 I worked in the sales department for the magazine and paperback book wholesaler of Los Angeles: Sunset News, later ARA services. Occasionally, celebrities would stop by with their agent, after getting their “tell all” biographies published. “Doris Day: Her Own Story” was just out and she and her agent came by for a promotional effort. After her agent spoke, he opened up the floor for any questions by the sales staff and execs. I was upset that no one, including myself, asked any questions or had any comments. I think most were awestruck and shy at her celebrity status and presence. The agent said something like…”Well ok, get in a line and Ms. Day will autograph a copy of her book for you.” Since I was so disappointed at our silence, I got at the end of the line, thinking that I could ask or say something to her. When it was my turn..I asked her, “Do you have any desire to get back into films?” She stopped signing her autograph on my copy and looked right into my eyes and said, “No when I was doing the movies, I was always asking questions like…’ Did I say that line right? Do I look ok? Is my makeup on right?’ It was always I, I, I. Now I have a chance to do something for others.” I understood what she meant and just said..”Good” 35 years later, I wrote to her and mentioned our meeting and what you just read of our words to each other. She replied by sending, to me, an autographed color picture of herself. I first saw her on TV in “Calamity Jane” and would play “Secret Love” on my mom’s piano. I was about 12 years old then.

[@lynryall1317]

Thank you for all your songs and films, wonderful talent and thank you for your love of animals...love you RIP x