Eydie Gorme - You Don't Know Me download song

This lady is not really familiar to me, but she sings in the Peggy Lee or Doris Day vein and does a classy job on this Cindy Walker evergreen.

Every thing she ever sang came out fantastic. She had a depth of feeling you just don't find in a song.

Eydie could sing ANY! song, and make it grand style, like she had a strapless gown, long flowing, Next to a grand piano, and a 50 piece orchestra. She could do Pop goes the weasel into a classic.

It would behoove anyone who appreciates this song to Google the short interview segment featuring the songwriter Cindy Walker explaining how she composed this song. Just type or speak: CINDY WALKER TALKS ABOUT YOU DON'T KNOW ME. You shan't regret it!

It just occurred to me that this is the first country channel I have noticed putting up a pop singer's version of a classic country song. And I appreciate it. It was great for pop radio eons ago to give country songs a shot to become "crossover hits," and often it worked. But country stations didn't return the favor and play pop songs, except by Elvis and the Everly Brothers, who were actually country but veered into pop and rock. But more troublesome, country stations would not even program COUNTRY songs sung by pop singers, which was a stupid mistake. I could only have furthered country to do so. Al Martino consistently recorded country classics that I thought were better than any of his country counterparts. He was the greatest country music star who never was! But he was shut out of country radio. All this eventually backfired, and is partly responsible for the destruction of country music as we knew it.

If that's not perfection, I don't know what is.

The face and the woman behind the song -- grace, intelligence, humor -- it's no wonder we all loved (and still love) her.

there is a skip in the song ... pity (1.08)

This may not be what you'd call classic country, but it's beautiful.  I used to sing this great old song that I learned from Ray Charles, got a lot of requests for it and I'm not a country singer either!  It's just a great old song.  Eydie's version is just sublime!

Eydie was incredibly versatile.  And she had an absolutely perfect voice!  This is beautiful!

* I" ve been a fan ever since I heard her sing from my Dad's old records the clarity of her voice it's so beautiful I love her voice ! Thank you for sharing ! ♥

I remember seeing her and her husband Steve Lawrence on all the variety shows in the 60's and 70's. Especially the Carol Burnett Show.

I know the well-known Ray Charles..Love Eydie's version..!!

No more singers like Eydie on this planet... It's time to get the hell outta here!