Olivor!

No speculation needed. She has been honest about her leaving showbiz for a husband with cancer, her return and her massive stage fright.

She took down her website as it has far more visitors than ever expected. She still does vocal lessons but no longer advertises, only taking referrals.

When I hear her voice, I suddenly get a craving for quiche and a spinach salad.

I was able to buy her entire catalog of LPs for under $4 from the bargain attic at Record Surplus.

She spells her name wrong

Gliddy glup gloopy

Nibby nabby noopy

Sabba sibby sabba

Nooby abba nabba

Tooby ooby walla nooby abba nabba

I was always perplexed by this "ma che vuoi" pose on her album cover.

Please, sir, I want some more.

I'm always chasing rainbows....and taking 5 hours to do so...

I saw her Valetines Day 1993 at The Paramont theater in Seattle. She was great. And she did maybe an hour. Just enough time to not get tired of her. If she ever had stage fright, she hid it brilliantly. She appeared completely in control of herself.

Jane Olivor is the simply the greatest. I love her forever. I wish she still performed. She's a goddess.

Welcome: Jane Olivor Tribute

(But Jane is not a blond. Why doesn't the webmaster show her as her authentic brunette self?)

An interview with Jane Olivor...

Linda Creed.

I discovered Olivor due to this Oscar-nominated classic duet with Johnny Mathis. I like her.