Let's Call The Whole Thing Off
Harry Connick Jr. · Other Songs - Harry Connick Jr.
You say "neither" I say "neither"
"Either" "either", "neither" "neither"
Let's call the whole thing off
You say "potato" I say "patattah"
You say "tomato" I say "creole tomatah"
Let's call the whole thing off
Oh, if we call the whole thing off
Then we must part and
Oh, if we ever part
That would break my heart
I say "ursta" you say "oyster"
I'm not gonna stop eatin urstas
Just cause you say oysters,
Let's call the whole thing off
I say "pajamas" you say "pajamas"
Sugar, what's the problem?
For we know we need each other so
We'd better call the calling off off
Oh let's call it off, oh let's call it off
Oh let's call it off, baby let's call it off
Sugar why don't we call it off,
I'm talking baby why call it off
Let's call the whole thing off
Let's Call The Whole Thing Off
Harry Connick Jr. revitalized the Great American Songbook with a sophisticated blend of traditional jazz and contemporary pop sensibilities. His rendition of "Let's Call The Whole Thing Off" captures the playful wit inherent in the composition, showcasing his signature smooth vocal delivery and impeccable phrasing. This recording stands as a testament to his ability to honor classic standards while infusing them with modern warmth. Connick's extensive discography reflects a deep commitment to swing and vocal jazz, often featuring arrangements that highlight both his piano skills and his charismatic stage presence. The track exemplifies the timeless appeal of the genre, inviting listeners to appreciate the enduring charm of well-crafted melodies performed with genuine artistry and emotional resonance.

