This was from Dolores' nightclub act at a gay club in London in 1977. The cassette of this performance was the only one in existence when she died.

Truly MARVELLOUS!!!

Terrific performance, and the photos were great!

THIS WAS AWESOME!! The vocal style and the pictures work wonderfully together!! Thank you so much!!!

A perfect song for this marvelous performer. Dolores Gray had a wonderful career but how I wish she had done a few more Broadway shows. One of the greatest performances on original cast recordings is Gray as Frenchie in DESTRY RIDES AGAIN.

She is still in great voice here - thanks for this - and the visuals were perfect, wicked and funny.

Where has this little gem been hiding? Gray on fire, the slideshow is priceless.

Brilliant - the slideshow is inspired :)

What a fantastic treat! I regret to say that I recognise virtually every women in those glorious photographs. I remember Delores mostly as a glamour puss. I know she appeared in the West End in many musicals and can remember seeing On TV when she starred in Sunday Night at the London Palladium. Thanks for the post... John Sivorn, England.

fabu work on the visuals, thanks much!

great version of this song, thanks

Well done montage.

wow~~~~ i can hear just from singing how drunk she is ^^ AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can practically hear the drama without seeing the performance

I'm loving the pictures you chose. Such clever work!!! ;-)

Great song, great videos

Like finding a missing mountain range on the map. Thanks so much for sharing her with us. (And yes, the lady parade is hilariously well done.)

great video to match a great voice!!

Awesome video! Tis a keeper! Thanks!

OK, this video is absolutely hysterical.

Hi there -- I run the blog where I'm assuming you found 90% of these photos (that, or we're similarly insane and you have the same collection as I!), and let me tell you, you strung the images and lyrics together brilliantly. Glad that my site helped in some way!

BRAVO! bravo! BRAVO! I drink to this Video! It's absolutely witty . I just wish you would have included Faye Dunaway's Eyes of Laura Mars on ¨look into their eyes,and you´ll see what they know¨

1:37 A Pinter play . . Ian Holm Vivien Merchant "The Homecoming" 3:33 . . Yvonne DeCarlo John McMartin original Broadway FOLLIES

Anyone know what show had that set at 2:05? So pretty

The video appears to have gone slightly out of sync, which is a pity because this is brilliant.