It Isn't Fair..Don Cornell with Norman Leyden and His Orch.

[@rayharris943]

my parents lived across the street from don in Livingston Manor NY..he was always cordial and very gracious they have passed but they hold on the memories of him him..

[@davidbarnett9312]

I have two older sisters, so around this time I was nine, and this music imprinted on me. Even though in my teen years I became an Elvis fan, and later The Beatles, this is still incomparable music and timeless.

[@美花-b4k]

Song from the 1950s is still applicable today. Funny how times change change, technology changes, taste changes, yet struggle with love stay the same. Augh

[@biloak71]

Lucky us! The 50's were full of terrific voices, male and female, and the music to match. But Don Cornell stands as one as one of the best - ever. Diminishing no one, this singer just had all the voice qualities. I'm saddened we didn't see one of his performances in FL. before he passed. Certainly was my loss.

[@joanmulhall5616]

I was only 15 and I loved his songs.

[@richardrussette2635]

I had just been promoted to the purchasing staff at chrystler in 1957 an my wife and I went to the Club Gay Haven in Detroit to see Don Cornell he was great, my wife has passed away now, I missed her very much, but what memories

[@jarheadmarine100]

love this song an old romantic

[@roydavenport3266]

Thanks for posting Great song and singer

[@francisalanwormald6328]

AS A TEEN I WAS NOT ABIG FAN OF DON'S...BUT...THIS AND OTHER VOCALS TAKE ME BACK 60 PLUS YEARS. I RECALL IT LIKE YESTERDAY

[@francisalanwormald6328]

Truly IS pop music as it should be!

[@leopoldotroconis8500]

HERMOSA E INCONMESURABLE MELODÍA.

[@doclampton]

Magnificent. . .when music was violins, not violence!

[@davidstark6565]

Bill Lampton, Ph.D. nv

[@irenekent4335]

So amazing his voice

[@patalfano8103]

Wondeful this is music

[@fioredecor222]

SUPERB

[@francisalanwormald6328]

AT 80 I AM BROT BACK TO THE JOY OF FIRST HEARING>>>VOILA!!!!

[@GuillermoAlmanza6]

MARAVILLOSA CANCION

[@CarlDuke]

Yes, I agree this re-record of by Cornell of his hit with Sammy Kaye is actually a better version, especially the ending.

[@donc7986]

what great voice it was my era.

[@ScottAbles-zl5bd]

They copy Sammy Kay’s arrangement and it’s fine. Don seems a bit more relaxed here but I prefer Kay’s version that got Don his start as a soloist