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He's great isn't he ? Shame he was killed in the air raid.
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I discovered Al Bowlly about 20 years ago, but always assumed he was an older man. Now, after seeing him on film in his heyday, I see has a unique set of vocal chords and song styling to match. Love his work with Ray.
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Matchless performance by Al; Don't forget his piano player!
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le mieux est d'écouter la version de Monk. splendide
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sooo gooood
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Absolute quality this. He's a master
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I am amazed, this should have 1 Billion viewings. It is FABULOUS!!!!!!
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It don't get smoother than this. Wonderful.
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The man was a genius with music. He was born to be a singer and was. He was among many greats back then...and damn I just love the song
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LOL...gotta love the dance jig he does when they change tempo!
He had such a unique, soothing voice. So sad that his life was cut short by the war. F**king Nazis.
CJkaiju 1 year ago 11
So, I'm reading "Joy in the Morning," by Betty Smith--it's set in the late 1920s, and has several references to characters singing/humming this song. I just had to hear it for myself, and, man, I agree with everyone that it's simply timeless. The song's nearly 100 years old, and I can't get enough. *sigh* Sometimes, I think I was born in the wrong era...
rhapsodyswept 1 year ago 8