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Della Reese

Della Reese

American singer and actressWikipedia

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Oct 13, 2026

Frank SantopadreHOST
20:37
Yeah
Tom BergeronGUEST
20:37
... was the Ed McMahon to Della Reese when she-
Frank SantopadreHOST
20:41
You are right
Tom BergeronGUEST
20:41
... had a talk show.
Connor GoldsmithGUEST
62:01
... always freaked me out as a premise.
Connor GoldsmithGUEST
62:03
Like, no disrespect to Della Reese, absolute queen, but the idea that, like, angels are watching and they're just interceding in your life all the time, like, at least Quantum Leap's just some guy.
Kristen GudsnukGUEST
62:12
[chuckles]
Connor GoldsmithGUEST
62:13
I don't like the idea that, like, heaven has eyes on me.
Chris BrownGUEST
58:36
Oh, yeah
Nick JonesHOST
58:37
... didn't he have that show with, uh, Della Reese around this time?
Chris BrownGUEST
58:40
Yeah, he would've still been alive.
Chris LathropHOST
58:41
All right.
Channing CrowderHOST
22:29
no pieces.
Marc HochmanHOST
22:29
So you would prefer Della Reese in Harlem Nights to Michelle
Channing CrowderHOST
22:34
Pfeiffer in Scarface? I'm going to get a sandwich.
Channing CrowderHOST
22:38
I'm going to get a sip of orange juice.
Miles GrayHOST
2:07
You're touched by an angel.
Miles GrayHOST
2:09
You're Della Reese.
Jamel JohnsonHOST
2:10
I'm going to the court.
Jamel JohnsonHOST
2:11
I'm going to the case.
Olden PolynicePANELIST
14:29
Yeah.
Byron ScottHOST
14:29
But now the Philadelphia fans are sitting there going like, uh, like Della Reese did on, on, on, uh, on Harlem Nights when she had her pinky toe shot off.
Byron ScottHOST
14:38
She, "Oh."
Jay WagersHOST
14:38
[laughs]
Golden Gems

Golden Gems

Sammy Kaye

Oct 2 · 1 Mention

Dave ShawHOST
2:55
He was the first to record and release Blueberry Hill in 1941, a song which became a standard in several genres, including pop, jazz, big band, swing, and rock and roll.
Dave ShawHOST
3:10
He was also the first to record and release the classic Daddy in 1941, which hit number one and which was recorded by other bands and singers such as Frankie Masters, The Andrew Sisters, Freddy Martin, and Della Reese.
Dave ShawHOST
3:27
Shortly after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941, Kaye wrote the music and Don Read wrote the words to Remember Pearl Harbor, the tune of which was based on Ohio University's alma mater.
Dave ShawHOST
3:44
On December 17th, 1941, RCA Victor recorded the song with Sammy Kaye's Swing and Sway Band and the Glee Club.
David PennHOST
30:47
...
David PennHOST
30:47
Della Reese is in that movie.
Royce WhiteHOST
30:48
Incredible movie.
David PennHOST
30:49
Nobody even knows who Della Reese is.
David PennHOST
30:51
You know how much that hurts my heart?
Royce WhiteHOST
30:52
[laughs]
David PennHOST
30:52
Like, if you put 100 people in a room and you go, "Do you know who Della Reese is?" You get 100 stone looks.
Royce WhiteHOST
30:58
Yeah.
Brian J. SmithGUEST
43:56
that, baby? Well, I mean, it was like a, we knew we wanted to have great, great, great music.
Brian J. SmithGUEST
44:03
Like we, we knew we wanted it to be like Ema and Della Reese.
Brian J. SmithGUEST
44:07
I, we, we like, we wanted it to feel like a sort of elevated musical experience, but those were a lot of things like, you know, like singers, songwriters.
Brian J. SmithGUEST
44:14
I, I had been just listening to beautiful.
Roma DowneyGUEST
0:43
What a privilege that was.
Roma DowneyGUEST
0:45
I'm a person who believes, and so to be able to be the messenger and bring a message of God's love was such a pleasure for me to get to work with the fabulous Della Reese.
Roma DowneyGUEST
0:58
And so on.
Roma DowneyGUEST
0:58
I really, it was just such a blessing and such a great part of my career.

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