A fun song composed by Jerry Herman for the Musical “Mame” in 1966.
As you’re watching the video, see if you can spot a young Kenny Rogers and Kim Carnes, who were members of The New Christy Minstrels circa 1966.
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I don’t know who Kim Carnes is. But, I looked for Kenny Rogers but couldn’t find him. I guess he had that beard for so long, I don’t remember his face.
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Kim Carnes?
Probably best known for this Donna Weiss/Jackie DeShannon song recorded in 1981
Her hair is Harlowe gold
Her lips sweet surprise
Her hands are never cold
She’s got Bette Davis eyes
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Ha ha. I have heard that one line, but don’t remember the song and sure don’t know the singers.
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Might be my fault – didn’t explain my post very well.
Donna Weiss and Jackie DeShannon wrote the song (around 1974), –
Kim Carnes had a major hit with it about 6 years later.
Jackie DeShannon first recorded the song (1975?) but it didn’t do too well
/ it does have a nice up tempo R & B feel to it:
The Kim Carnes version with the iconic keyboard riff was a major hit:
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Back then, I didn’t pay much attention to who wrote or sang the songs.
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