TOTALLY LOVE this song. My piano teacher played it for me on her grand piano about 30 years ago from antique sheet music I bought. I totally teared up in joy! Love, love, love this gorgeous song. Thank you for your post! Wishing you a lovely Independence Day from Northern California ❤🤍💙
So glad you enjoyed it, Jim! I've always loved this song, I think it says it very well. Thanks for watching and commenting! Wishing you a great, safe 4th of July as well, my friend :))
Thank you so very VERY much for that lovely upload and heart-lifting tribute to our very special and one-of-a-kind nation! I've enjoyed it more than I can describe! Thank you!
The song is great, but I wish that somethings were different. First, the lady with that exquisite voice, isn’t really necessary and doesn’t fit in with the rest. In my opinion, it’s too much. As much as it sounds well and how talented that lady was, her voice and this song don’t match up. Second, the Telly Savalas looking guy with the concertina playing beside The Brian Sisters, isn’t necessary either. It didn’t sound right with their singing or the other instruments. Finally, since this song was sung in 1940 (WW2), I’m sure the boys overseas sang it too. It would’ve been nice if Alice Faye recorded a version with her singing accompanied by a regiment of the US Army singing in the background, like when Dame Vera Lynn recorded “We’ll Meet Again” with a British Army regiment in 1953. Lynn’s original version wasn’t the best and I’m glad she re-recorded one of her biggest hits (and also one of the most popular songs of WW2). However, it’s still a nice sounding song, even with the things I find unnecessary. Again, this is my opinion. Some of you may agree with me and others may think otherwise. That is fine, I thought that I give my two cents on this 82 year old song/movie (comment written April 3, 2022).
As I understand it, actors were not permitted to record songs they sang in films. It's a shame too as "You'll Never Know " forever became associated with Alice Faye
Hey Mr. No-Nothinkkk-At-All, to quote you, (and Oy!! Do I have to!?) "this is ONLY my opinion"..... mushnik,,, you forget the old saying: "Opinions ........... are like assshholes ............... everybody has one" .... but we don't want to see it already!!! "~Oy Vey to the 10th power~" ~!~
I first heard this in an episode of M*A*S*H and fell in love with it.
Me too.
Same here!
Alice Faye what a beautiful voice and woman! And the Brian Sisters how you gonna keep them down on the farm...And Yes...America I Love You!
I love this song! Brings out the patriot in me!
Three cheers for Alice
Always and for always 🎉
Two Great and Beautiful Souls. So Talented and Remarkably unforgettable!
The voice of lady on the ladder is incredible. At first, I thought she was whistling.
I love the song, Alice Faye's voice and the other singers too. Plus that John Payne was adorable.
I love her in Alexander ragtime band one the best musical of all times she was great ❤
I love this song and I wish someone would sing it today
In a word, "REMARKABLE"!!! There has been and never will be anyone like her.
"SOUND! WHERE'S THE SOUND!?!"
HA! M*A*S*H is the reason I'm here
Same here.
@@DavyJ763 me too!
Same! @@DavyJ763
😂 me too
If anyone is curious, this song is on Apple Music. The audio has been remastered and it is clear.
God Bless America!
I love you too
TOTALLY LOVE this song. My piano teacher played it for me on her grand piano about 30 years ago from antique sheet music I bought. I totally teared up in joy! Love, love, love this gorgeous song. Thank you for your post! Wishing you a lovely Independence Day from Northern California ❤🤍💙
...😌...My ❤️ love America...👍...🤗...🙏!
"There's 300million others like me"...Awesome clip! I love it!!!
That's how I always sing it.
Wonderful tribute song to our great nation, Heather! Wishing you a great 4th of July :))
Jim
So glad you enjoyed it, Jim! I've always loved this song, I think it says it very well. Thanks for watching and commenting! Wishing you a great, safe 4th of July as well, my friend :))
Thank you so very VERY much for that lovely upload and heart-lifting tribute to our very special and one-of-a-kind nation! I've enjoyed it more than I can describe! Thank you!
Look how far our country has fallen.
If times are so much better now then why is everyone less happy?
Is that George Bailey's mom from It's A Wonderful Life playing trumpet on the right? Sure looks like Beulah Bondi...
Love this. 💙
The same Alice Faye who referred to 20th Century Fox as Penitentiary Fox.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😢😢
In 2020
Who knows what movie this is from?
Tin Pan Alley
TIN PAN ALLEY
America, the one in this clip, is dead
Sadly, you are right.
I don't know why he bothered tinkling away on that piano with that orchestra there.
Hooray for M*A*S*H
The song is great, but I wish that somethings were different.
First, the lady with that exquisite voice, isn’t really necessary and doesn’t fit in with the rest. In my opinion, it’s too much. As much as it sounds well and how talented that lady was, her voice and this song don’t match up.
Second, the Telly Savalas looking guy with the concertina playing beside The Brian Sisters, isn’t necessary either. It didn’t sound right with their singing or the other instruments.
Finally, since this song was sung in 1940 (WW2), I’m sure the boys overseas sang it too. It would’ve been nice if Alice Faye recorded a version with her singing accompanied by a regiment of the US Army singing in the background, like when Dame Vera Lynn recorded “We’ll Meet Again” with a British Army regiment in 1953. Lynn’s original version wasn’t the best and I’m glad she re-recorded one of her biggest hits (and also one of the most popular songs of WW2).
However, it’s still a nice sounding song, even with the things I find unnecessary. Again, this is my opinion. Some of you may agree with me and others may think otherwise. That is fine, I thought that I give my two cents on this 82 year old song/movie (comment written April 3, 2022).
As I understand it, actors were not permitted to record songs they sang in films. It's a shame too as "You'll Never Know " forever became associated with Alice Faye
Hey Mr. No-Nothinkkk-At-All, to quote you, (and Oy!! Do I have to!?) "this is ONLY my opinion"..... mushnik,,,
you forget the old saying: "Opinions ........... are like assshholes ............... everybody has one" .... but we don't want to see it already!!!
"~Oy Vey to the 10th power~" ~!~
she was only 25 years old here.yet she sounded like she was 50. but most women then were heavy smokers so it made her sound old woman
She was a contrato , witj a great voice!