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Such a voice inspite of the early recordings........She must have been sensational!!

This song alone see the North through some of its darkest days.Francie and his charming wife Anne are an inspiration to the Irish people.God bless them both.You made more of a difference in song than all the bombs and bullets. Our freedom is at hand and we are off our knees!

God Bless the Aussies.........Ireland loves you

He makes me want to puke.

Not a great voice.She sounds like a karaoke singer...I'm disapointed. as I had never heard of her until she died. Frances Langford sang this song as it should have been sung.

Absolutely lovely,you restore my faith in this new generation..Best of luck always..

They really have the sound of the 30's,but the song shouldn't be jazzed up as it loses the flavor of the 30's ..Over all excellent.

@toront01066 Clinton's roots are from Fermanagh

Yes I agree,Tetazzini was wonderful. Thank you for posting Marie Ivogun.

Hummmm Londonderry must be in England,oly London that I kow of. England thats where men are men and sheep are nervous..Right.... See in Derry we want no part of an oppressive used to be empire.Your empire chat is in the past,Ye start battles and twice the States had to rescue the "Empire"..Some f...

A castrato?

Young man,you have something there in your voice.Take voice lessons,give it a try,what have you got to lose? There is a timbre... a quality in tour tone that tells me you are an undiscovered gem.Good luck and God Bless.

What a great future you possess.The Metropolitan awaits you.God Bless.

What an excelent instrument is her voice and what a lady she was.No one was like her.She was unique.

Cedric..The soprano is a little overpowering but when your voice ripens and darkens with time I believe you will be in major opera houses one day, I would love to here you do Un di felice,I believe La Traviata is yours.God Bless you and your future .

Too bad as she is largely forgotten today. Great recording and much appreciated.She starred on Broadway and had her own Opera Company.....She was a STAR

supurb!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is sad..I asked about this locally and it came down to money..Perhaps if cats were licensed also ...Why aren't they licensed????Whats the answer>>there are millions out there money could be garnered this way also.New York State has increased fees dramatically.Neutering is so expensive the po...

Words so true...My father died when I was 3...I can still remember him holding me on his lap and feel his arms around me..i'm 70... ...yes...girls need a dad too.sometimes more..With all the single parent families..lack of committment and fatherless children God help them. I lost my wife when my...

One of the songs from the movie CAL....my favourite rendition...such a lonely and beautiful song

So this is in England right? London....If it was in Ireland i'd be Derry.

These were beautiful cars...our neighbors had one it was black with the wide whitewalls..They were striking cars.My mother bought a 1954 Nash Country Club 2 door hardtop,in red and black. they had seats that made into a bed.I went to pick up a date once and her father said...no daughter is going...

The music box is fine....the rest just plain juvenile and stupid

Did they buy anything?????lol

She was wonderful. An incredible voice from long ago

Her first film was in 1930 not 1934.......God what an insult to a great artist

Not only a great singer but a great human being as well....a rare combination...She is in God's Court.....A lovely lady.

I remember this from years ago...thanks for the memory...Judy Canova a great comedian.

@phoenix1916 You tell em mate..Fukin London is in England where it should stay.

All too true! Spoken like a true Chevy hater...lol

The Aztec was ugly with a capital U.I still think it looked like a garbage truck.Tell me how did the 1959 Chevrolet escape your list??.It was the true grease spot on the page of automobile history of the 50's.

Iv'e had several Packard Patricians over the years..Oh how I miss them.I sold my 56 Patrician in 2009 thinking I was dying and then discovered it was a mistaken diagnosis...happy day...but my lovely Patrician that I had since 1961 was gone...I first see the patrician on a foggy morning in 1955 go...