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Singer: 'Smoke Gets In Your Eyes'

posted 20 years ago by iseedelight
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Who is the artist that sang "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" at the close of the movie?

[–] cvmpe 20 years ago

This is too funny, I'm trying to find out the same thing. I strained my eyes as the movie was going off and I think it said Dinah Washington, but I could be wrong.....

[–] colemanlaw 20 years ago

I registered for this site to get this information. I couldn't read the credits off of EMYS, but Dinah Washington sounds like a winner. It definitely sounds like her. Great singer.

[–] thinksnow-1 20 years ago

I just watched it too on EMYS. Credits shrank too much to read artist's name. I thought maybe Nancy Wilson. Hauntingly beautiful voice. Please post if you find out for sure.

[–] thinksnow-1 20 years ago

You're right! It is Dinah Washington. I googled "smoke gets in your eyes Dinah Washington," and it gave me a link where I could listen to the recording, and sho'nuff, it's that beautiful voice from the end of the movie. Guess I'll be buying a new CD tomorrow. Thanks for the info. :-)

[–] Randy-144 15 years ago

Here is a link to an internet radio station. Click on the black banded rectangle in the upper right corner of the screen.
http://www.last.fm/music/Dinah+Washington/_/Smoke+Gets+In+Your+Eyes?au tostart

[–] chicbowdre 20 years ago

In the credits it looked like the last name (very small on large-screen television) was "Peterson"....?

[–] iseedelight 20 years ago

Thanxs so much. I thought it was Dinah. No one could sing it like her.

[–] jotix100 19 years ago

The singer is Dinah Washington and it's unfortunate the credits are so inelligible to read the name.

[–] marcblue337 19 years ago

Add me to the list above. Went thru the same as the others and had the same great thoughts of Washington's rendition of this classic song.

[–] Gong5 18 years ago

same here, dinah's rendition is breathtaking, the song's a great standard but I had not ever heard it sound so good, such an interesting reading of it.

[–] jac91604 14 years ago

I don't need the credits to tell me it is the wonderful Dinah.