Frankie Laine - Your Cheatin' Heart - 1953

Not Hank Williams, but something to fill out the B side of I Believe. He does a pretty good job at injecting a tiny bit of country while maintaining the Frankie Laine style.

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[gladietita]

one of the better voices! wonderful song he is brilliant

[mammie64]

Love it!

[TOMBANCROFT]

Don't think this a remake!

[3dogsrmy3]

i wish i have met frankie,but my uncle did. he was close school friend and lived in the same neighood in chicago.

[marieprkes39]

this was my dad's favourite song

[MyUrubatan]

Since I was younger just one of my most favorites songs to be around dancing 'nd go romantics !!!

I just know those beautiful times they will be not forgotten... even when the tears come down like fallin' rain... and really most of times I'll be blue...

[pogi022534]

Beautiful song, Reminds me of good old days. Very memorable

[OrodesIII]

A glorious voice and great song!

[pogi022534]

Nothing can ever replace song like this

[highnrising]

LarryD,

In revisiting this, I learned that Tony's "Cold, Cold Heart" was actually a No.1 pop hit in 1951. So I suppose it's still remembered because it was a socially significant record, and a significant record in the development of Hank Williams' career and establishing him as a nationally renowned artist --more so than Laine's "Cheatin' Heart.," which came afterward and was not as big.

[larrydonguy]

Hello, highrising. In re the year-ago comment bout Bennett and Laine. Bennett has become a pop music icon whereas Frankie never had the revival of public interest in his music that he deserved. Also Frankie did all sorts of stuff that was broadly "country-western"; more "western" than "country", of course, but none of it was a "stretch" for him as it was for Bennett.