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  • On this date in 1962 {Feb. 24th} "Love Letters" entered Billboard's Top 100 chart; evenually it peaked at #5 and spent 14 weeks in the Top 100...

    Ranked 34th on Billboard's Year-End Hot 100 Singles of 1962 chart...

    Nominated for an Academy Award for "Best Original Song"; lost to "It Might As Well Be Spring"

    Reached #2 on Billboard's R&B chart & #4 on the U.K. Singles chart...

    Charted versions; Dick Haynes {#11 in 1945}, Alison Moyet {#4 in U.K.}, and Elvis Presley {#19 in 1966 & #4 in U.K.}

  • Awesome song! I love it!!!

  • which Lumberton? Lumberton Oregon or Lumberton North Carolina?

  • @010bobby it's from the movie Blue Velvet by David Lynch. A fictitious Lumberton, based in part on Lynch's hometown of Spokane WA.

  • @scrabtree1

    He shot the movie down the road from lumberton NC, in wilmington. He had to shoot a scene or two in Lumberton NC in order to use the name, according to wikipedia. But yeah it's a fictional town - there's no bay in wilmington, and all the main actors had midwestern accents

  • @RagedContinuum bay in lumberton oops

  • You want me to pour the beer Frank. No, I want you to fuck it; shit yes, pour the fucken beer!

  • Awesome song!

  • Easily in my Top5 films of all time. The genius David Lynch got some ideas for Twin Peaks while making this. Angelo Badalamenti providing such great music to accompany both.

  • <3

  • One of the very few songs in which somebody does it better than Elvis, and his version is also damn good.

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  • Soul doesn't get any better than this....my all time favourite song

  • Ketty Lester's is the best "Love Letters" ever!!

    Interestingly, it was conceived as a swing number in 4/4. It was not conceived with the lilt of country waltz (3/4) at all.

  • INCREDIBLE VOICE, INCREDIBLE TALENT!

  • beautiful! thanks connie! i wouldn't have imagined it better!

  • This song seems so sinister when played over these clips from Lynch's beautifully disturbing film. Love it!

  • @cerzule I'd forgotten that this song was actually IN the movie, when Jeffrey finds the bodies of Don & Detective Gordon....

  • check out Elvis' version

  • Elvis' is good but Ketty is the best version. (and I was consumed by Elvis at 13 in spring and summer of 1956 !)

  • gorgeous! love it.

  • love the song

    and gr8 movie as well

  • I love this one JQ.

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