Jerry Vale - You're Breaking My Heart (1963)

[billeybop]

Very nice voice and singer!

[san5sparkle]

wonderful

[windstorm1000]

My gosh the lyrical power in this man's voice--so velvety as well. I love the interesting tonal quality to his voice as well--and those little grace notes are a trademark . If its possible, this must be the best version of this Italian classic.

[richlarsen1]

Jerry Vale; right up there with Sinatra, Bennett. He had an incredibly wonderful voice.

[AnaJilK]

Up to now I thought that Vic Damone's version is the best, but after I heard Jerry Vale, I am not so sure... ♫♪♫♪♫

[Adoraa1]

I missed my father so much, when I hear this kind of music. He loved love songs.

[aida101541]

a great singer who up to now his songs can be classified as immortal hits of yesteryears and still being enjoyed by many specially seniors like me.

[MrLions49]

TOM ive taken this song love it

[TheLimePopsicle]

@MrLions49 Glad that you like it.

[Catherine2322]

thank you again its lovely

[twinPaula12]

I love this song even though it's sad. The first time I heard it The Ink Spots sang it. To me it's one of the great songs that tell a story that we don't hear much of these days. I like the Spanish lyrics in here, too. Very lovely. Jerry has such a smooth and pleasant voice. Thank you for posting this classic. - Paula

[mssp4]

@twinPaula12 Ithink it's Italian not spanish.

[BRG1942]

Vic Damone's is the version I know best. But Jerry Vale's is a VERY nice version.

[MsIncurableromantic]

Every note perfection. That's how to sing a song! Love it. Thank you once more for a lovely posting.

[TheLimePopsicle]

@MsIncurableromantic You're very welcome!

[wwnixon]

memories

[nancyfloressantos]

Forever treasured and cherished.........."I'll miss you, my love when you're gone........if someday you should want to return, , please hurry back...and we'll make a new start dear........till then you're breaking my heart.......".

[nancyfloressantos]

A beautiful version

[shatinterry]

A beautiful rendition,, interested to learn Vic Damone already had it done in 1949..