WHO SINGS "QUE SERA SERA"??????

K>D>C>

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Mar 18, 1995, 3:57:21 PM3/18/95

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I heard this song at the end of a movie and I really want a copy for
sentimental reasons. My dad used to sing it to me when i was young. So if you
know the artist/album please help me out....

Christine D. Kwiecinski

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Mar 18, 1995, 8:41:38 PM3/18/95

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>>>Article #34351 (34358 is last):
From: lea...@public.compusult.nf.ca (K>D>C> )
>Newsgroups: rec.music.misc
Subject: WHO SINGS "QUE SERA SERA"??????
Date: Sat Mar 18 18:27:21 1995

I heard this song at the end of a movie and I really want a copy for
sentimental reasons. My dad used to sing it to me when i was young. So if you
know the artist/album please help me out....

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Whatever Will be, will be (Que Sera, Sera) was sung by Doris
Day.

Christine.

Isabel Hernandez-Cata

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Mar 20, 1995, 11:22:58 AM3/20/95

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>Christine.

It was also covered by Sly and the Family Stone, as heard at the end of the
movie, "Heathers".

-isabel
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Yet Another Steve

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Mar 20, 1995, 4:37:15 PM3/20/95

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In article <Jon_Meltzer...@unc.edu>, Jon_M...@unc.edu wrote:

> In article <D5nzD...@freenet.buffalo.edu> bh...@freenet.buffalo.edu

(Christine D. Kwiecinski) writes:
> >I heard this song at the end of a movie and I really want a copy for
> >sentimental reasons. My dad used to sing it to me when i was young. So if you
> >know the artist/album please help me out....

> >Whatever Will be, will be (Que Sera, Sera) was sung by Doris
> >Day.
>

> If the movie was "Heathers", that version was done by Sly and the Family
> Stone from their albums "Fresh" (out of print, I think) and "Anthology"
> (should be still available on CD). Sly's sister Rosie sings lead.
>
> (And, yes, Doris Day did the original back in the fifties.)

The solo female version at the *beginning* of "Heathers" is by Syd Straw.

Steve

HotPlatter

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Mar 20, 1995, 8:09:44 PM3/20/95

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The hippest and best version of this was done by the HIGH KEYS on the
ATCO LABEL around 1963/64.

HotPlatter

Rob T. Durkee

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Mar 21, 1995, 5:30:46 PM3/21/95

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Doris Day took "Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera Sera)" to #2 in 1956. It was
sung by her in the movie "The Man Who Knew Too Much", where she co-starred with
Jimmy Stewart. The record was on the Columbia label (#40704). You can contact
Columbia Records. Also, you might want to check the various Time-Life CD's,
particularly the ones that feature 1956. Good luck.
Rob
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Jon_M...@unc.edu

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Mar 19, 1995, 6:01:42 PM3/19/95

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In article <D5nzD...@freenet.buffalo.edu> bh...@freenet.buffalo.edu (Christine D. Kwiecinski) writes:

>I heard this song at the end of a movie and I really want a copy for
>sentimental reasons. My dad used to sing it to me when i was young. So if you
>know the artist/album please help me out....

>Whatever Will be, will be (Que Sera, Sera) was sung by Doris
>Day.

If the movie was "Heathers", that version was done by Sly and the Family

Clisby Williams

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Mar 24, 1995, 2:04:14 PM3/24/95

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The Doris Day version is from a Hitchcock movie; I think
it's "The Man Who Knew Too Much."

Clisby

RodsWoman

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Mar 24, 1995, 10:29:30 PM3/24/95

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Doris Day sings ue Sera Sera.