Thanks Peter for your inquiry. Am still around, but have not posted anything on The Forum since all the sad sad events involving Miss Day and our beloved webmaster Bryan James. Perhaps in time I will post news of interest to all Miss Doris Day fans and admirers. In the meantime Happy Days to All. Te...

Johnny| DId you miss my point on my post of 1 December 2020? Although WWYWTLWO is not now shown on commercial television, it is sitll available for viewing and possibly tapiing. Go the the web site I mentioned in my referenced post and enjoy watching the film while it is still being aired. Happy Day...

Just ran across a web site where you can watch WWYWTLWO. Just saw it a few moments ago. Go to m4ufree and click on the third thread--Watch Movies and TV Show online Free/m4ufree. When the next page appears, enter the entire name of the movie at the upper left, and clip watch. It's not high definitio...

What sad news concerning Bryan. There are not enough praises to acknowledge the tremendous efforts Bryan made on behalf of the FORUM. The volume of loving tributes to Bryan will continue for a long time, as they should. The Doris Day Web Forum encompasses so much valuable information surrounding the...

Peter, thanks for posting the details on the 31 July 1946 One Night Stand. I have added that program to the Doris Day Definitive Discography. I do have one question on one of the songs. According to my entries in the DDDD that song was also included as AFRS Magic Carpet #458, August 1946, but the so...

Tomorrow marks the first day of the Julien's Auctions of "Property From The Estate of DORIS DAY. I received the print catalog and was amazed at the quality of the book, which is about 2 inches thick, and measures 8 3/4" by 11 1/4". The catalog contains 735 pages, and has many Doris Day photos I had ...

Peter, thank you for posting all those great finds of the Les Brown transcriptions. Particularly intriguing is the 11 September 1945 One Night Stand (AFRS) Fill #93 which contains "The Man I Love" and "Dream." Could you share that particular trnascription? Have not heart those songs by Miss Day. All...

Visit the auction site web page for an fascinating article on the auction and Miss Day's career legacy. And for $100 you can order a print copy of the auction catalog. Hqppy Days Texas Gonzalo

Hi Peter, as you you will recall the recording of A Strawberry Moon/That Certain Party is contained in a 78 rpm test pressing. I heard both songs only once before my turntable became inapporable. The first thing I have to do is transfer the songs on tape then on to a CD. When I can accomplish that, ...

I do not wish to rain on our parade, but most of the tracks included in this new project were released earlier by Hindsight Records. I hope the tracks described for this CD are different, but I doubt it. Hindsight Records in 1986 released a CD which contains 10 of the tracks now described for the ne...

The air check recording of "Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me" is definitely sung by Doris Day. The sound of her voice dates it sometime in 1944-1945. The song is now listed in the Doris Day Definitive Discography. Thank you docwheels for posting your findings, and thank you for your contributions to...

The suggestions for limiting the Forum topics is a good idea. Any suggestion for removing workload for Bryan is very positive. But let's not overdo it. My favorite aspect of Miss Day's career has been her music. That is the primary reason I shared my Doris Day Definitive Discography. The discography...

Thank you Howard for posting the great find of the Les Brown Jr. interview. Everyone should listen to the interview and be thrilled with the anticipated release of the Hindsight Records CD. What we learn from the interview is the existence of previously unreleased Doris Day songs from 1952 with the ...

Hi Peter, Thank you for sharing your wonderful finds of the two Doris Day Radio Shows. The audio is great. We had been treated to the Van Johnson song with Doris - "You're Just In Love" in the recent CD of lost radio songs. In any event it is great to hear the entire two radio shows. Thanks to you t...

Hello Paul, it was very gratifying to hear from you once more. Personally I missed your postings and insights about everything Doris. Welcome back, Texas Gonzalo

A Collector's Edition (Celebrating An American Legend) has just hit the news stands. The magazine is comprised of 97 pages, and was published by American Media Specials and costs a hefty $14.00. The publication contains 14 segments and covers every aspect of Miss Day's life on and off screen, music ...

Bryan James a big Thank You for all the love you have poured into making The Doris Day Web Forum the gift that is there for all to share and enjoy. No doubt keeping the Forum going for such along time has required many hours and sacrifices on your part, and let me join the chorus of gratitude for wh...

Yes indeed jmichael, a beautifully written appreciation about beloved Doris Day. And "the voice remains," a voice that will forever live in our minds and in our hearts. Texas Gonzalo

Peter, thank you for posting such a rare musical treasure which features two previously unknown songs by Doris Day. It was such a treat to hear Miss Day singing live from WOR Radio in New York. Particularly impressive was her rendition of "More Than You Know." Her sultry phrasing of the lyrics was p...

There are no words to describe the sadness we all feel for the loss of Miss Doris Day. She will always live in our hearts, and although she is no longer with us, her legacy will live on. And so will our love always for such a wonderful fellow being. Texas Gonzalo

Johnny, the interview is still posted in the DDWF. The interview is featured under the caption "Books About Doris Day." After you enter the site, the first thread "Leonard Maltin's Comments About Doris Day" includes the entire interview. Enjoy again, and Happy Days, Texas Gonzalo

Peter, you are welcome. Here's another side note on the new Doris Day CD. The fourth song on the disc is "The Joint Is Really Jumpin' Down At Carnegie Hall." This track originated from the WLW radio program "The Lion's Roar," in 1943. This is the first recording I know about which had its origins du...

Today I received in the mail my copy of EARLY DAY. The songs are a welcomed addition to any Doris Day record enthusiast. The nine songs I had previously mentioned as unknown in origin were indeed from The Bob Hope Radio Shows. The rarest was "Slippin' Around" with Jimmy Walkely." Doris gives the wes...

Peter, thank your for the timely infomation on the new Doris Day CD. Sorry I missed the entries that were already part of your postings. The one song that really intriques me is Slippin' Around (Jimmy Wakley). Jimmy Wakely was a very popular country and western singer who recorded that particular so...

Greetings Robert. What a grand entrance you made when joining DDWF with your introducing us to the new CD you purchased--Doris Day - Early DAY. Included in the new CD are songs few of us had ever known to be Doris Day recordings. Item #5 was familiar, but it has been very elusive, but now thanks to ...