To: Publius
Oh, I put up a good front! :)
48 posted on
08/19/2016 7:25:47 PM PDT by
luvie
(I love the troops. That is all...)
To: radu; PROCON
49 posted on
08/19/2016 7:27:39 PM PDT by
luvie
(I love the troops. That is all...)
To: radu; PROCON
50 posted on
08/19/2016 7:27:41 PM PDT by
luvie
(I love the troops. That is all...)
To: Kathy in Alaska; AZamericonnie; LUV W; MS.BEHAVIN; ConorMacNessa; left that other site
THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK
IRVING BERLIN
![](https://tse1.mm.bing.net/th?id=A8469cfa382b5c5daf73a915db86e1b30&w=139&h=183&c=7&rs=1&qlt=90&pid=3.1&rm=2")
”ALL ALONE”It turned out that 1924 would be a great year for Irving with a lot of successful songs. This song received its first recording from the greatest “belter” in the business. It was a horn-based acoustic recording, and you can hear why “belting” was necessary. Note that it was still in the intro-and-chorus format. That’s Irving and Al in the photo.
Al Jolson: “All Alone”
51 posted on
08/19/2016 7:27:52 PM PDT by
Publius
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