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All Comments (2)
billyguns2 2 years ago
Beautiful song in a beautiful performance; Romberg certainly could write a melody from the heart. There is also an even more marvelous recording from 1950 with soprano Shirlee Emmons and the Sigmund Romberg Orchestra; how I wish someone would share that on YouTube!
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Rob Pollock 3 years ago
Thank you for this posting of two American artists, singing a very enjoyable Sigmund Romberg song. This is the only duet version of the song I've heard which probably means that there are many others.
James Melton's voice again here sounds remarkably like John McCormack's, and that's certainly no bad thing.
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