I concur with this romantic sentiment exactly.,none the less a beautiful song

A really romantic memory of long ago

What a voice! Thank you for posting.

Interesting - I remember this by Perry Como, but it was one of those songs that was tackled by a handful of labels to see which one the public would jack up to the top.

Perry his voice was the best.

Bunny was not alive in 1946. Get it right.

Voz melodiosa , honey baby.

This is very catchy.

I love this.

Hey Leigh, is there any way I could possibly purchase this record off of you?

This is such a great song🎶

This is great🎶

I like the background instruments. I wonder what the quality could have sounded like if it was recorded today? Oh well.

The Ink Spots, despite having this song being in the top 10 best selling singles of all time, still remains one of the more underappreciated groups and under utilized soundtrack material artists in the world of standards and music overall. Such an outstanding band, that, over it's lifetime from 1932 - 1952 (not including other groups later) it had 19 members come through it's ranks, not including it's pianists, and had become the prime examples of two entirely different genres of music, and made a sound so unforgettable and timeless that many not musically inclined can be surprised to learn these songs weren't recorded this decade, let alone the early 20th century.

esas bandas de los 40s tenian gran clase de cantantes en su momento muy buenas

I will always be strongly in love with 78rpm thanks for sharing-i will remain in contact with you

excellent music keep up the good sharings

Love this.

🎶🥰🥰

I love this charm. Brings me to my grandparents vibe.

This is a nice little jazzy number.🎶🎺

It’s a nice jazzy version of a wonderful song.🎶🤠

Audio???

1946 pressing of a 1936 recording. I also have the original. A classic.

Imagine having a song so short you can post it as a YT short.

I really wish I had this record, a weird way I found this song too!

Many '43 & '44 78's were pressed on reclaimed shellac. They sound scratchy even when new. This sounds different than the movie version.

Another beautiful song.🎶

Such a beautiful song.🎶

Recorded on July 7, 1944.

Fijne muziek is het .En ik ben ermee opgegroeid. gr Lies Menten

wat mooi Ik ken deze melodie maar al te goed . mijn vader speelde het altijd bij ieder optreden gr Lies

Mooi is deze muziek en dat blijft het ook gr Lies

This is catchy.🎶

Great song.🎶

I think this is a different version from the one most often heard

Even way back then satire/parody was a thing.

I knew someone who had this record, he would play it for his canary on his Victrola

Lovely Gerschwin melody with meaningful lyrics one does not hear today.

That logo at the top of the record kind of looks like the vault boy from fallout!

On a record preview too!

Where do you get all these rare 78RPMs from because I looked this song and label up and I can’t find either anywhere?

This is good!

Super ale przyladuj Polskie i z innych światów 👍🙂

Another World War II Era record by Kay Starr, a great postwar singer.

Is a Sandwoman singing? Maybe, but i like it and i don' t know, Miss Brewer. R I P.

Sleep well. It was time for Rock' n Roll.

Kay Starr from late-World War II??? Amazing. This is a great, soulful vocal performance by Starr on this record, and the orchestra sounds inspired by the Nat King Cole Trio. Thanks for sharing this record playing here on KZbin. :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)

Something special about the snaps and crackles on old vinyl, I love it

Just Great , I’m back in Jersey again !