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@boopkid Glad we have commenters like you who take the time and have the knowledge to straighten out the ill informed, who probably tend to comment more out of ignorance than malice. Vee was a major talent with many hits and at least three classic rock 'n' roll hits, of which this is certainly o...

@pantherblack666 Sorry but I didn't see your question until today. I am from Elizabeth, New Jersey.

What a powerful beautiful version of this song. No other version I've heard comes remotely close to this one. Especially one that certain critics call the definitive version, which is actually just plain mediocre.

This song is for you Patrice, a woman beautiful in all the ways that woman could be beautiful. So fair, so kind, so feminine and so wonderful.

@samsonbenson12 The song was written in 1905 by Jean Lenox and Harry Sutton and became the theme song for Eva Tanguay who starred in Vaudeville and on Broadway over 100 years ago. She was known as the I Don't Care Girl. Later Judy Garland sang this in the movie In the Good Old Summer Time. The...

Wonderful song by Vinton. The McGuire Sisters actually did this before Bobby in the 1950s with a little bit different sound.

Thanks for posting this wonderful duet, especially with Eddie having just passed on.

@DEKMAN99 Your entitled to your opinion, no matter how ill informed it is. Eddie Fisher had a voice, and was greatly talented. Of those you named only Bing could say something similar and even he openly admitted that he wished he could sing as well as Eddie. And if by the KOP you mean Michael ...

This moron isn't really a comedian, but he certainly is a joke. Can you say AssssssssHollllllllllle.

@pianoplaylist Can you post the Polonaise by Carmen Cavallaro. It is nowhere on youtube. Thanks .

What a special song, and how much more so when Eddie sings it. Eddie was simply better than everyone else. Oh how he will be missed.