Glen Gray: For You.

[@laureanoruaorozco1562]

What a golden era,I adore this music, specially the Glen Gray's Orchestra.

[@yellowsnout]

I agree, Glen Gray was/is the smoothest sound

[@lindyp45]

We listened to this over and over on the 331/3 at home when I was growing up. Actually, it might have been the 78. Whatever, it is one of my strongest pleasant memories of my youth. For years I have been trying to remember the name of this singer and it just exploded in my brain this morning. Now that I know that one of my brothers probably has our original, I might even trade my Benny Goodman at Carnegie Hall for it. Well, maybe a temporary trade; I really can't give up my Sing Sing Sing permanently. Actually, now that I can hear this KZbin version any time I want, maybe I'll just keep my Benny Goodman at Carnegie Hall (also very precious to me).

[@davidford5679]

listened to Kenny when he was a DJ at WRR-AM (1310) in Dallas in the 50s and 60s...this was theme song of his show. So smooth and very good.

[@juanmanuelespinosavera6023]

I simply love this beautiful song ¡

[@30sDame]

@genia106 My dear Genia I am so thrilled that you enjoyed this video and very intrigued by the fact that you might know either the man or the woman who appears in the image at 2:15. I found that image while browsing on-line under the search title "1930's kiss". I have no idea who the couple might be, unless my eyes are decieving me I don't believe that they are famous, but I could be wrong! Your knowledge amazes me as always my friend:) Thank you for watching!

[@MrDEMcT]

Genia - could you fix me up a date with her?

[@STRANGDAYS1751]

Ricky Nelson recorded this song and it did fairly well,But I like this one much better..