Eddy Arnold - Anytime (Stereo Version)

The song was composed by Herbert "Happy" Lawson way back in 1921, and it took until 1948 until there was a popularly recorded version of it, then by Eddy Arnold. The song has been recorded since by many from Eddie Fisher to Perry Como to even Nancy Wilson. Eddy re-recorded it in the '60's for the benefit of stereophonic sound.

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• Anytime

[sheltv100]

From what I read, this recording was made in 1948.

[Nocaro]

@sheltv100 Eddy originally recorded it in 1948, but this is a "stereo version" recorded much later.

[elsandobottoms]

No one sounds like Eddy - a national treasure

[StevieB1362]

A voice as smooth as an cool RC Cola in August !

[teeddd]

Remembrance

[sheltv100]

@Nocaro Right, Stereo become more common in the 1950's. Not to mention if you download a 1950's stereo hi-fi recording on your i-pod or i-phone, it can still take up a good amount of disk space.

[attillathehan]

Thanks for your write up on this song. I have Slim Whitman's version but had difficulty finding other versions on YouTube. There's nobody like Eddy Arnold for songs like this.

[lulu66033]

Yeah Baby ... you can always sing to me. You dashing old Texan!

[davepaula123]

we lost another....but his memory lives on

[Savvynlady]

They played this song in the movie Ray and Ray Charles' character(Jamie Foxx) was the only one who could sing it and remembered the words.

[babah77088]

You're feeling lonely you're feeling BLUE

[upNyaBizznizz]

haha I'm just goin thru a music book called, 'Those Wonderful Years 1920-1940'

guess this one is worth learning on piano :)