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This
ethereal ballad was written while Harry was in New York writing songs
for Broadway. He had written it a couple of years earlier but none of
the publishers thought it commercial. With the publics mood changing from
antic to subdued and an increasing value in Warren's name, Robbins, Feist
and Miller took a chance on it.
Songwriters: Harry Warren, Edgar Leslie
US Hit Record(s)
Guy Lombardo Orchestra - (Columbia Records)- (# 1 Pop 1931)
Other Recording(s)
Jack Hylton
Orchestra
Jimmy
Lunceford Orchestra - (Decca Records)
Guy Lombardo Orchestra - (Columbia Records)
Henry Busse Orchestra - (Victor Records)
Russ Morgan Orchestra - (Decca Records)
Frankie Laine - (Mercury Records)
Johnny Mercer - (Hindsight Records)
Al Bowly
Joe Williams
Gene Krupa Orchestra
Sterling Male Chorus
David Pell Octet - (RCA Records)
Jimmy Forrest - (Prestige Records)
King Cole Trio
