absolutely. her *particular*, singular version.   i'm certain that its still as gorgeous as i remember.   been bouncing all over the internet, and so far all i can find is that import christopher mentioned.    im on a mission, but still cannot justify that kind of expense.  so....if anybody can help me out, pleasepleaseplease!    thanks auditeers, harris       ps:  anyone here seen or heard nelly mackay?   she seems to have a massive p.r. machine behind her. am wondering if anyone could deliver on the heels of such hype.  
 


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Hi Harris. I will pass this information on to my friends at Top Shelf
Oldies. There are so many knowledgeable people there. I just wanted to
apologize,too, for talking about other subjects here. So sorry! LOL to
Steve Durben, too......and thanks for the welcome!

Judy
www.topshelfoldies.com
www.superoldies.com
for the best in obscure '50s and '60s music


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I assume it's that *particular* rendition of the song you're jonesing for.
In which case, the only option I know of is currently the Japanese import on
Universal/Polygram. And you'll pay through the nose for it.

If that's not the case, there are any number of recordings of that Rodgers
and Hart standard. One of the more recent (and "modern") is a DJ remix on
the Verve-released "Verve/Remixed" (catchy, huh?) of an Ella Fitzgerald
recording. I've also got a smooth-as-silk gender-switched version, "Wait
Till You See Her", by a guy named Jubilant Sykes.

I gotta say, though, Helen Merrill is one tasty singer. Some 50 years
later, she's still putting out great stuff.

> years back, i heard a song by helen merrill called 'wait til you see him'.
> ive been hunting this song for years. the box set is out-of-the-question
> expensive. it was originally released on an album called 'helen
> merrill with strings', and i cannot find a coy for under $30. anyone here
> have this, heard this, or know where else i could try to find this?
> thanks, harris
> 
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