Lena Horne - Love - Black Entertainment

[Gina1fan]

I meant in 2007

[Gina1fan]

The cover was already done - in 1997 Free the Robots sampled this song for their track Jazzhole

[azncvc]

i wish someone did a cover of this song. I love the melody

[chkjns]

Thanks for posting this - another version is blocked by WMG. I've added this to my 1946 playlist (watching the movie right now). My channel is a tribute to the best of a century of music on over 700 playlists. My lists will lead you to artists like Sy Oliver & Errol Garner, whose shining stars were dimmed by the times in which they lived. There's a playlist for every year since 1900, and lists for nearly 450 different artists. chuck

[ccaammiiittoo1]

Was that Suzette Harwin caressing the face of the soldier in the initial scene?

[MusicandDancing4Ever]

@ccaammiiittoo1 Suzette is the one on the left and Marie Bryant is the one on the right. Suzette is the one who takes Marie's man.

[ccaammiiittoo1]

@MusicandDancing4Ever Thank you forever and ever. Of course, you know I meant Suzette Harbin, not Harwin.  Marie Bryant, Sheila Guyse, Helen Williams, Isabelle Cooley, Fredi Washington, Hilda Simms -- the list is long -- were jewels rare overlooked by a narrow minded public. But don't start me. Just let me thank you once more.

[MusicandDancing4Ever]

@ccaammiiittoo1 Have you seen my video, Unsung black female performers? I included a few photos of the women you named.

[ccaammiiittoo1]

@MusicandDancing4Ever Thank you, Jesus. Some talented persons such as yourself, with, of course, the financial means, has done something I've "thought" about for years. Please tell me where do I go to buy it. I've within the last few months that Lena Horne's stand-in has passed. Juliette Ball, a pert looking thing, born in Alabama, was 92 at death. I might add that starlet Acquanetta is interesting on several levels. May you live 100 more years!

[ccaammiiittoo1]

@MusicandDancing4Ever Please don't forget to let me know how to go about getting your video. I really want to see it.

[MusicandDancing4Ever]

@ccaammiiittoo1 Suzette was such a beauty and talented, its ashame she's overlooked.

[ccaammiiittoo1]

@MusicandDancing4Ever She certainly was. She was way ahead of her time. There was a girl who came along later that reminded me of Harbin. Marlene Clark had Harbin aristocratic features. But don't start me! Please don't! I've done my homework. And it looks as if you've done yours, for sure.

[plucsin]

Love is almost never ever the same...

[SaniyahRaks]

Thank you sharing and the information.

[imonthebox]

Lena Horne nails this Ralph Blane and Hugh Martin song. A superb version.

[xxxWarriorGoddessxxx]

BEAUTIFUL!!!!!

[joehop1505]

CLASSIC LENGEND!

[lubeube]

Wonderful song- beautiful performance. Anyone able to upload the version Lena did in her "The Lady and her Music" show - it's on the album?

[PJCoan]

@lubeube I LOVE that version! I had it on cassette in the late '80's, and can't find it anywhere! Help us someone!!!

[outinsider]

Rest In Peace Lena. This was the first movie in which I saw you as the classic door-opener you were.

[ccaammiiittoo1]

Many great memories here! And I remember all the actresses above mentioned. "Love" is a classic I remember from "Ziegfeld Follies of 1946," starring Lucille Bremer, Fred Astaire, and of host of others, including Horne. Two other actresses in the sultry category I'll mention are Acquanetta and Isabelle Cooley.

[puffpuffy]

"A dirty shame"

[nycglitztap]

R.I.P. Lena... this was my favorite song sung by you. Wish it could have been a bigger hit =\ here's to hearing your voice in heaven.... :)

[whatis364]

She was such a beautiful woman and the heavens will open to embrace her beauty and God will simply enjoy her awesome voice..

[carmenjones411]

Love to love you Miss Horne!

RIP, You truly great woman, there will never be another Lena...

[carmenjones411]

Thank you so much for sharing!