Or is that "schmaltz"? I'm too lazy to go look it up. The one and only Julie Andrews and "Our Love is Here To Stay."
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My parents saw her on Broadway in the original "My Fair Lady." From that day to this, she remains his favorite female singer.
She has real beauty, I think. And a kind of low-key professionalism in singing.
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