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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- On the 78 flip side is the 1930 Jack Hylton recording of “One Night Alone With You” ( • 1930 Jack Hylton - One... ).
Transferred from 78rpm Victor 22744 - After To-Night (Yellen-Silvers-Dougherty) by Bert Lown and His Hotel Biltmore Orchestra, vocal by Elmer Feldkamp, recorded in NYC June 3, 1931 .
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Well, we know that we can't make anyone so essential -- we have to go on living. Still, this theme of utter desolation and incapacitation after a breakup has been a dramatic and frequent theme in pop music since its inception, indeed in all art of the ages. Elmer, a fascinating enigma, was a multidimensional interpreter, who could sound heartsick, as the material demanded, but never pathetic. Merrill Kline's pulsing brass bass seems to say here, "Life must go on!"
I always look forward to reading your comments scrolling through this beautiful music
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Have to join in on what The Keeper sayed. You are right to the point.
@@bikercowboy1 Gee, I thought I was just a windbag. Thank you!
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