My Silent Love-Isham Jones Orchestra

[@Bigband78]

Isham Jones was tops at writing and playing beautiful tunes.

[@ratpfink6663]

I agree Lou. He had the knack of making others' songs sound like he wrote them, and that was a very good thing.

[@bill16119]

I am familiar with Les Paul's version of this song. I've had the same guitar teacher for many years. He is 75 and played many years in an orchestra. He introduces me to all these beautiful songs. Once a beautiful song....always a beautiful song I say. Music/art is truly timeless. Thanks agasin for sharing this version.

[@roybo1930]

I Have this and Both "I Can`t Believe It`s True" And this side are just to die for!!! I Nearly fell to the floor when I first played this AWESOME record!!! Eddie Stone vocals the flip side, and he is another one of my favorits!

[@mainaccount131]

Super excellent with very good interesting photos

[@genia106]

Lovable LOU, ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL! One of My Favorite Songs..... A Gazillion STARS Merci G

[@Bigband78]

Guess What?.I followed your directions and found comments.And now I see the jdub117 comment.I wonder if he was on HEE Haw.JK

[@michaeloleary416]

Love Isham Jones-beautiful song!!!

[@Corrie121]

A fantastic rendition of this great song. Thanks for sharing.

[@WillAdamsmusic]

This is a beautiful tune.

[@bill16119]

Thanks for sharing this version. Just learned this song on the guitar. Beautiful melody.

[@Bigband78]

Corrie,I saw something real funny from Scotland where a young fella dropped his kilt during a live tv broadcast.

[@Bigband78]

Somewhere on YT is a live concert by the Isham Jones Orchestra from around 1934.

[@Bigband78]

Fred,I agree it is beautiful.

[@caroltenge5147]

Now thats music!

[@fredjmp]

Beatiful!!

[@wansaponnatyme]

I have always loved this song; and the first time I recall hearing the melody was in a fleeting comic-relief scene in the 1944 film. "The Uninvited." The 1930s recordings are virtually all fox trot tempo; but years later Peggy Lee had a very silky slower tempo version in an album entitled "Mink Jazz." I wish I could load it here; but I can't find my copy of that album. Boy, could Lee Wiley have made a splash with her voice and that slower tempo. Ahhhh, well.

[@Bigband78]

Love these old Isham Jones dance tunes' Lou

[@lovinraftqueenofnite7708]

This song was first used in "Dancers in the Dark"1932 with George Raft and Miriam Hopkins.

[@Bigband78]

@HarborGuy ,I like this record also,some nice tuba in it also.

[@Bigband78]

Yes Fred,"I Can't Believe It's True" is a nice tune that I think is already on YT.

[@Bigband78]

I agree Carol.Too bad I have too much base on this.Love that tuba.

[@phredl]

the depth of the Jones rhythm section really shines on this late Brunswick. Recorded just before the band moved to Victor. (I like the other side better)

[@Bigband78]

Someone else has "I can't Believe It's True" on KZbin somewhere.

[@runningwild09]

when music was good

[@conradgaarder]

Norma Shearer!!

[@Bigband78]

Thanks?????

[@scotnick59]

Ah, yes: heard on the wireless in Rick's bedroom during his first night's stay at Windward House in *The Uninvited*

[@TomDaly943]

Would you have the Roger Wolf Kahn version, Scrappy Lambert vocal? Thanks, Lou

[@Bigband78]

Pierre,do you remember the record no.?I may have it.

[@janettewalker3991]

This is a wonderful song but I think my favourite version (of course) is the Roger Wolfe Kahn with Elmer Feldkamp.

[@Bigband78]

They are both good but the sound on this old 78 is a little "fuzzy".I just dug out the record because phredL said the other side "I Can't Believe it's True" is better.

[@Bigband78]

Janette,I see you found one of my favorites

[@Bigband78]

I don't think so.Can you give me the record number?

[@Bigband78]

Will.Glad to see your not playing "Rap".Did you like Les Paul?

[@HarborGuy]

Boy, the drummer really has the 4x4 beat goin' - great record tho........

[@SatchmoSings]

Do you know what an equalizer is? Obviously not.

[@Bigband78]

No,my old $10 turntable has none.

[@frankolen4137]

Better than the junk of tofay