The Jo Stafford Show 1954 

I love Jo Stafford...i get so mesmerized by her smooth voice. The best version of ''Baby It's Cold Outside''. She should've won more singing awards.

Thrilled to find this -- Jo is peerless, my favorite singer.

Man, what a time. Gone forever. Thank you for the clip.

It is hard to imagine that people used to watch a program like this. It was a different time and yes we have lost something wonderful.

Jo stafford Stayin alive..great cover

Jo was much loved in Australia and New Zealand.

Jo had an incredible voice and vocal technique. So smooooth and what breath control! She could hold notes forever.

Always one of my favorite singers. I have never seen this before. Thank you so much for sharing this with the world. I adore her.

MY HI SCHOOL GRAD YEAR...KINDA NEAT MEMORY OF A MARVELOUS VOCALIST.

This gem was found as I listened to her ‘Smoke Gets In Your Eyes’ on my Jazz playlist. I wanted to see what a beautiful voice looked like….

Thank you for posting :-)

I've been playing Jo Stafford's records since childhood but never saw her sing...we didn't have these clippings in the Philippines....much obliged for the up-load!!!0 It's a marvel to hear @ Sing her this time!!!!

Loved Jo's voice !!!

I only came across Joe’s voice in a Bogart film 15 years ago… Smitten since..

Thank you very much for posting this. I think it's more likely to be the January 11, 1955 episode, rather than December 1954. There are no Christmas decorations on the set, plus the fact the songs sung do not appear to have been performed in any of the December '54 episodes. I'm compiling a work on The Starlighters, the vocal group that accompanied Jo on both seasons of her show. In "At Sundown," they are (left to right): Tony Paris, Vince Degen, Ralph Brewster and Howard Hudson.

One of the most incredible singers !

What a nice show and performances!

I have loved Jo Stafford's voice for my entire life. I struggle to imagine her as a coloratura soprano, however!

İnanilmaz degerli ve underrated bi ses

She did this show on British television when she was in London to star at the Palladium. Ella Fitzgerald was one of her guests.

6:10 Moonlight in Vermont

Wasn't she married to band leader Paul Weston in 1954?

Tuesdays, 7:45pm(et), right after "DOUGLAS EDWARDS WITH THE NEWS".

Acknowledged by vocal experts as having "perfect pitch."

Schon damals wurde viel Zeit und Strom für Werbung verschwendet. Da bleibt wenig übrig von der Show. Schade

Unbelievable, the America we have lost. Contrast the tone and content with what we have now. How could we have been so foolish to let this slip away and let what we now have replace the wonderful America we once had.

Ads make me think of MadMen :)

8:15 baby it's cold outside

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Whats this!? Sound only in the right channel! Un-listenable!

Bad picture quality, and the sound and picture is out of sync! Un-viewable!