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Thank you for a lovely rendition and for making a special occasion even more special.

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Well done, once again, as always. ("Some of us" might be interested in learning in which commercials/adverts either of you sang or played ... )

This song has a strange emotional power over me that may come from memories of my mom singing it in the kitchen when I was just a toddler. I also have a vague recollection of hearing the song repeatedlyy on TV as part of a mid-'60s 'spin-off' series called 'Tammy.' To be sure, Jay Livingston and Ray Evans were an amazing songwriting team, giving us, Que Será, Será, Mona Lisa, Silver Bells and even the theme from 'Bonanza"!

Happy Anniversary to Linda and Robert! This is a splendid song selection as a way to celebrate your 40th and all those memories you have together. That was a lovely rendition, Patricia and Matt. I enjoyed the singing in this guitar arrangement, which shows that the song stands on its own without the need for large-scale production with clarinet, horn stabs and layered harmonies. I enjoyed the discussion of the song's history... also regarding the chord changes. I laughed at Matt's alternate lyrics and Patricia's "reality check version" of the couple finding a new home. Being a young kid in California in the early '70s, I actually recall seeing that bank advertisement on TV.

Patricia, your voice is like a magical prodigy because you go from Opera to ballads , all delivered in a flawless and always beautiful way. Thank you.

Just lovely!😊😊

Nice job on this futuristic interpretation. The guitar effects were brilliant. It would have been interesting to hear Patricia’s voice modified electronically as well. Now I’m wondering how you guys would cover Black Sabbath’s War Pigs.

Beautiful version. Thank you for sharing it.

Your handling of wide-ranging requests and the creativity in arranging and performing the music never cease to amaze me. Apropos Bach, have you ever done Chopin? - 😊

Well done, once again, as always. Not, strictly speaking, "my" sort of song (regardless of the style in which it is presented), but still, I gladly "elect" to view your offerings. Long may you continue in your collaborative efforts.

Phillip Glass would be proud, I know I am !!!!

Doo, doo, doo, do it in a doocot!

Now looky here, you two; I'm listening to this excellent song in beautiful sunshine, and I don't want it raining until September! You'll be doing bloody rain dances next! And I like the hair, by the way 😁❤️

Beautiful ❤❤❤

Great guitar work and restrained vocals: I especially liked the pure tones on the opening and closing ‘do-do-do’.

Well done, once again, as always.

Beautiful one waoo

Nice smooth transitions between the triple meter chorus and duple meter bridge.

Love it! Unique treatment of this famous song. That's the beauty of this channel, you never know what to expect.

Beautifully sung (conjuring up memories of Bob Homme and his "giant's pipe".)

My "days of youth" are long gone, and "I care for very few, so do I, and very very few care for me..."

Beautiful !!! (and the singing is good too.)

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Well done once again, as always. (Every generation is doomed to want what their Grandparents had, and to discard what their Parents left them.) Sic transit gloria mundi. The "latest thing" is rarely as long lasting as that which has been tried and tested over a significant length of time. AND ... the value of many things is not recognised until they are no longer available.

And I agree with everything you said about having physical media and their different sound qualities. I certainly don't trust streaming platforms to keep things available, but these days I do tend to buy downloads rather than CDs purely to avoid the storage problem. Having said that, I am periodically adding to my collection of 78s, which I play on my HMV 102 ("The World's Finest Portable" according to HMV). I think all my discs are electrical recordings, mind you, but it still feels very different listening to purely acoustic playback.

I kept thinking it was going to morph into Schubert's Ave Maria during Matt's solo 😃

Wonderful!

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My French is quite rusty, but the sound of your voice is enchanting.

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One of my favourite songs performed by two of my favourite artistes - wonderful!

Perfectly pure voice, just amazing performance; Matt does things with a guitar that are impossible to do for others! My thanks to you both!

A wonderful rendition, many thanks for uploading it!

Another moving melody. Wow Patricia - your voice and expression is touching... Matt the strings added flourish and grace to the beauty of the piece. Well done. Saved so I can watch again.

A brautiful voice for a beautiful song. Thanks for posting.

Well done, once again, as always !

Très Bien !!!

Fabulous. And no pitch-corrected pre-recorded audio needed here!

I managed to get the sheet music to the song last year, Its the words that get to me for it is what I think of my late wife who passed away nearly 40 years Even after all those years I am still in love with her .

Beautiful performance and arrangement as always. Thanks for getting the song out on time, especially at such short notice.

So bowled over by your performance that she fell into the flow and nearly booked a crossing on Charon's ferry... Remind me never to watch you performing on the banks of the Thames. Heaven knows where my lifeless corpse might wash up!

Actually this poem was written by Leon de Montanaeken in the 1800’s.

Wonderful as always

Your services at the hospital include rescue and comfort in addition to the finest of music!

Well done, in all aspects of your most recent riverside singing adventure.

"Wspomnij mnie, może zadrży serce twe" Brawo!

Wow ! This is amazing. What a great performance, thank you. Lovely setting. I'm glad the woman that fell into the river, is OK . Her timing was spot on at the end of the song, but I can't hear the splash. It was fortunate that you were there and noticed and could help. Also how kind of you to stay for a whole hour until she dried off.

Well done!

Super beautiful voice ❤