Just look at and listen to Evans' reaction at the end of her performance...he was hypnotized by her singing, and the cue disturbed him from his daze. Her treatment is marvelous...having only heard Johnny Hartman's flawless rendition of this song, I never imagined a woman singing it, but Morel handles it masterfully.

This is her only song from this particular program. Terry Morel, vocal; Clare Fischer, piano; Gary Peacock, bass, performing in 1962.

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Miss Morel did an EP on Prestige as well as 3 TV appearances on Bobby Troup's Stars of Jazz in L.A. in the 50's. She did a novelty piece with Jack Sheldon in the 70's called School House Rock which you can't even discern she was a part of. Her contribution is buried in the production.She wasn't properly recorded on the Bethlehem LP.The EP is a better illustration of her true potentual.The 6 sides she did on Stars of Jazz and this piece are by far best work. She was vastly underrated.

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Great vid. Terry Morel !! Great camerawork & lighting.

Who could have known at this juncture that "Schoolhouse Rock" was in Terry Morel's future.

Great singer.

Wow! This is extremely rare!!! Did she just one song? Or is there more?????Terry Morel has just one labum under her own name from 1955. Didn't know that Terry Morel was still active in the '60s. Btw; It's Terry MOREL

that is one woman who sang on "Conjunction Junction" by Schoolhouse Rock, the other one was Mary Sue Berry

That's Larry Bunker on drums, Ronald.

I agree with Exquisitesounds, the Bethlehem album is very low-budget sounding and appears to be nothing more than a tape of a set she did in a club some place. But she was a wonderful singer/stylist. I only have two Stars of Jazz songs by her, on an old '70's Calliope LP called Sessions Live, including "Day In Day Out" and a ballad. Where can the other 4 Stars of jazz sides be gotten?