Indian Love Call Jeannette MacDonald & Nelson Eddy
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- čas přidán 18. 08. 2016
- "Indian Love Call" (first published as "The Call") is a popular song from Rose-Marie, a 1924 operetta-style Broadway musical with music by Rudolf Friml and Herbert Stothart, and book and lyrics by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein II
In Highscool (1968) me and a few buddies hiked through Yosemite National Park ...on the final nite there we met up with a few gals and sat to see the Famous "Fire Falls"..
Little did we know that this was to be the LAST time ever that Yosemite would be doing it! As the fire fell "Indian Love Call" was sung beautifully by two very talented staff members! As the fire fell the girl that was with me reached over and gave me the biggest,wettest kiss I'd ever had! WOW! Never saw her or the fire falls again! I'm 73 and will NEVER forget that sight,song and KISS as long as I live! 💖
Such a sweet story.
I can understand you 😊❤🎉
Do you think this song was sung each time the fire fell? Thanks
Very nice memory/story ;D Too bad you couldn't stay in touch with her, and also that no other can experience it the way you did. Cheers for sharing.
nice story, but nobody, absolutely nobody sings like jeannette macdonald and nelson eddy ... NOBODY
When we were kids (1950s) we thought this was hilarious!
We invented a singing game "I am calling you-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou! Will you answer too-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo?" Usual response "No-o-o-o-o-o-o!"
I've been following these two since I was 13 I'm 60 now.....Love their songs together....They are magic to watch together....... so much came between them in real life...
I’m glad to know that while filming Rose Marie they were reconnecting in a loving and profound way. I sincerely hope that they are together, in love, for all eternity. Those that kept them apart should have to witness their joy forever too.
That's a commitment that is possible to exist if the parts are loyal on their hearts and souls 😊
These two, Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy were the most beloved couples of their time. Their music was beautiful. Their voices entwined were angelic, and they were most surely the personification of a true love 💑 couple. Their music will live on in the hearts of many. From Naughty Marietta to I married an Angel. I am so grateful for my parents introducing me to such wonderful music. Ones that live in my heart, now and forever. Thank you very much for sharing this.
My mum and l use to sing with each other- 50 yrs ago,while in the kitchen. She passed 25/2/23 at 97, and this video has popped up in my feed whilst back in the family home. Love you Mum.
My mom loved this song too. She would have been 99 this year.
My mother and father sang this in High School in the 1940s!❤️ They talked about it all the time lol!!!
That song is timeless
My parents had few musical favorites (1915 - 1985). The Indian Love Call was as moving to a five year old boy as it was to them. They saw it in the cinema just as the Depression began to tear their economic futures to shreds. What was moving to me was and stays so to everyone, cloying sense of the fragility of life and love. Thanks for your post.
@@rubytuesday4564beautiful. Thank you for commenting
I grew up with this beautiful serenade when I was 5 years old. I know every song of the both of them . I love my parents for introducing me to such a beautiful and wonderful singing duo. May their spirits find each other. ❤❤❤
@@rubytuesday4564You have missed so,so much. Thank you for your input.
My parents got married on July 1946. My mother played the piano for years and this song reminded her the days of their honeymoon up in Asunción, Paraguay. The trip to get to that port was made on a big River Boat that covered the way Buenos Aires/Asunción.
She used to play "Indian Love Call" in the piano, remembering the song that was played many nights by the Orchestra and singers the Boat had aboard during the trip.🎉🎉
They radiate love their eyes and body language is explosive it's like enjoying an absolute experience in life no doubt about it
I haven't watched this movie in a very long time but I seem to remember that Jeanette McDonald had a neer-do-well brother who was played by Jimmie Stewart in one of his first movie roles.
My parents liked to sing this to each other when they were being silly together. Sweet memory.
Same :)
My parents too ......😂
Whenever I hike high in the Rockies I think of these two singing this song in this movie. Wow, what a soprano, beautiful voices.
I'm 60 something and this makes me miss my grandmother, these 2 were her favorites.
Isn't it great I'm 65 could you have imagined when you were 10 years old. That you could carry a device in your hand smaller than the tricorder from Star Trek. A phone that's a computer where you could find anything you wished to see? Not only my Grandparents but my mom and dad knew their songs. As with no television movies were a weekly event.😊
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@@Deontjie My g'ma was still alive when this came out, I believe Slim Whitman is the original performer of this.
I grew up listening to this on our Zenith Conramatic Hi-Fi. My mom would clean and sing while we played.
Their eyes adored each other the love was there no doubt about that
What beautiful gifted voices !!!
Jean Harlow's favorite song - Jeanette sang it at her funeral. 🙏🙋🎶
This reminds me of my dad. He loved this song.
I love this song , favourite movie of my parents..............sweet memories !❤
Those two were DIVINE! What chemistry between them! I cannot think of a love song duet out of Hollywood more sublime.
Loved this movie, & the singing is spectacular !!!
I probably commented here years ago under an old name, but my mother love love loved this movie and song. She had been Canadian in her youth.
I remember when this movie came on TV back in the early 60s… I was maybe 12 I don’t know why but it made me cry.
Somehow, I actually own this song on an album my Dad gave to me 50 years ago.
Dawno dawno temu oglądałam z siostrą
Przepiękny🌹🌹🌹
Rose Marie 1934. Always like to watch and listen to their films together. They both did a lot of good and supported the opera.
I love them… I watches their movies when I was little. It so nice to be able to hear them again❤️
I love it! Timeless.
Thank you so very much !!!!!!!!!! My favorite couple is Jeannette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy. Thanks to them and Shop Steward for making this vid for us to enjoy !!!!!!!!!!!! Sincerely, Robert S.J. Hu April 13, 2019.
If slim whitman's version could make martian heads explode, this version could shatter the whole planet!
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My mum loved them both as she would listen to there music all the time and also films .Thankyou
I first heard this in 1973 on the midnight theatre. They used to butcher old movies and play a million commercials.
It's beautiful when you send out your Indian Love Call, and it is answered!
Always adored these two, and in real life they were just as in love. Thank you so very much for posting this!!!
Well, she was bedding LB Mayer, Gene Raymond and Nelson Eddy at the same time. When the studio arranged her abortion she didn't know which was the father. And Eddy had affairs with various women and men. So I'm not sure how 'in love' they were. She had transactional affairs with Mayer and Ernst Lubitsch. Harvey Weinstein wasn't born yet.
Muttonchop Hal: You seem like a truly awful person. Seek help.
@@Muttonchop_USA I this true?
@@EricBrownBey Does it really matter? They did have affection for each other (and others as well, evidently) but their real life shouldn't affect appreciation of their art. They were beautiful together when they sang and that's what has lasted for generations.
At Yosemite when I was 3, when they did the Firefall, a lady with a piano who sing this as the firefall cascaded down Half Dome. She'd play the piano as the fire was kicked over the edge. I think it was so popular because of the film "The Caine Mutiny". So many cars were parked all over the meadows and the Boomer families (like mine) that my big brother had to hold me on his shoulders just so I wasn't trampled. Also so I could see the Firefall.
It's quite interesting how these memories stick. My memory had no reference to this song but my mom and older siblings remembered the Indian Love Call vividly but all I remembered is my mom buying a little knit Indian girl toy
Christ... So beautiful.
My Granny had this on a 78 rpm.
I've always loved it.
RIP mam you loved these two
They both won a gold record from RCA Victor for this 1936 recording.
Love this movie and the two forever! Eric's wife
Absolutely amazing
Thank you very much !!!My favorite actors !
Maaaaannnnn....them's are 2 seriously earnest old love birds!! lol
My parents favourite
🌍💖 Beautiful love song heavenly 🙏🏾🎭🖖🏾🌹🇯🇲🎶🔥🎶🔥🎶🔥🎶🔥🎶🔥
My mum and dad sang this to one another when he was in the bath to make sure he didn't fall asleep 😢
beautiful
It's nice having a whale of a time with your girl, Great. But what about the rest of the boy scouts , great postin and a great song.....xx
now considered a joke song..........but watch and listen, its actually magnificent!
Wow, it brings back memories.
Need more of these films they are the best
Love them
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
And they became lovers!!!!!
Beautiful
Beautiful.
ack ack aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack!!!! (Head explodes)
Ruskin Bond recommended this to me ❤
Linda pelìcula y maravillosos cantantes
maravillas del siglo pasado obras de arte
Thanks!!!!
Nice duet!
El AMOR TIENE QUE SER ASÍ.
То что Джанетт Макдоналд и Нельсон Эдди встретились вообще а не прошли мимо друг друга есть большой промысел божий и огромное чудо и удача для вашей страны
Edith singing it to Archie on All in the Family. ❤
According to a wiki I just read, this song was sung while burning hot campfire embers were pushed off the top of Glacier Point in Yosemite during a yearly summertime event began in 1872.
Yes, I watched and heard it myself growing up. Had it sung at my wedding
Sings well, and his eyebrows stay put!
❤❤
Just learned this existed through Angela's ashes cuz I didn't know what "I'll be calling you ooo ooo ooo" meant lol
Granmama from The Addams Family (tv show) is Jeanette's sister
Ah, yes!They were famed as "The Iron Butterfly " and "The Singing Capon!"
MARIE - LA TOSCA
Rose Marie, filme musical americano da Metro
De 1936. Elenco: atores Jeanette Mac Donald,
Nelson Eddye, Reginald Owen, no parâmetro
De Roma em junho de 1800, centralizado em
Floria Tosca, célebre cantora de ópera, o amante
Cavaradossi, um artista admirador de Napoleão,
E o Barão Scarpia, o regente policial. Infamante
É a prisão e morte de Cavaradossi, sem perdão.
O filme é rodado no Canadá, na trilha sonora
Muitas as canções, entre as quais, Indian Love
Call, Romèo et Juliette, uma música amorosa
De Charles Gounod, Dinah, de Harry Akst,
Some of These Days, de Shelton Brooks, Rose
Marie, de Rudolf Friml e Herbert Stothart. (*)
(*) FERNANDO PINHEIRO, presidente da Academia de Letras dos Funcionários do Banco do Brasil. - ROSE MARIE - LA TOSCA (poesia), de Fernando Pinheiro. - in O mundo de Morfeu, de Fernando Pinheiro.
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Michael Whalen you mean three
And the cray Claude
May the boss of m g m rot in hell for not letting them get married
Came here after reading Ruskin Bond's....
Kojak told about her in one chapter.
I always think of the Wayne and Wanda spoof of this from "The Muppet Show."
"Hey baby! You called?"
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What nationality was jennett macdonald and nelson eddy
born in USA
Must admit I prefer the version with Madeline Kahn and Harvey Korman.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 They are like two opera singers in the wilderness!
Slim Witman did it better
Looks so faked