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Uploaded by ILoveJenni47 on Dec 2, 2010
Charted at #3 in November 1918. A largely forgotten song, but a very nice one! McCormack recorded quite a few songs about gardens, flowers and roses. Written by Ruth Rutherford and Haydn Wood. Released as a single-sided record.
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Greetings! It's interesting how closely the VICTOR orchestra played the background on both this and the blue-seal version by Lambert Murphy, until the endings.
Globe2219 3 months ago
Thanks very much for posting this lovely old song, I was instantly transported to my Nan's lounge room, and quieter times, some 60 years ago. What a truly wonderful singer McCormack was.
Rob.
Arellessful 4 months ago