DON CORNELL - I'LL WALK ALONE скачать видео бесплатно

DoreenPinkerton

Love the clarinet emphasis in the orchestra on this song, with piano, that is light hearted. The strings carry you to the moon, with this talented man's voice! For you, Daddy, per your request! Great stuff! Lovely.

tarquin45

One of the greatest versions of this wonderful song is by Marty Robbins.

Keith MacMillan

Are we not all lucky to live in this day and age ? To call up these wonderful artists from the past is really remarkable and SO ENJOYABLE. Thank you to all the people who post these items.

joromeyers1

Nothing like these singers & songs. Love it brings back memories

gregvarley123

Hi im trying to get hold of the song my mother's pearls don cornell if anyone can help i would be very grateful.

gregvarley123

Hi im trying to get hold of the song my mother's pearls don cornell if anyone can help i would be very grateful.

james kelsey

i was about 12 years old, when i first heard this song. i thought don had a tremendous voice. i've got all the lyrics for his songs, and love to sing them myself. whatever song don would sing, he seemed to burst right in with that great voice of his.

KentuckyJet

a winderful song by a wonderful singer! One that was underrated.

Mark Gallagher

@Corrie121 Jane's version was great but to me this song belongs to Diana Shore. Back in the early forties she was the first female singer to have a number one hit on the U.S. Pop charts and it was this song.

Mark Gallagher

@TheThroney Thanks a Lot, I always love to put these old songs on and find out there's still people who loves them has much as I do. My wife says I'm stuck in the fifties. I guess she's right if it was just up to me I would be driving a "Hudson Hornet"

Corrie121

Great rendition of this great song. Jane Froman's rendition is great too. I always associate this song with her, but I must say that this Don Cornell version is exceptional. Thank you for sharing.

TheThroney

I love you Mark! :) thanks you so much for putting this song up..You're Great!

felixbautista

A golden oldie in its true sense - a real memento - have heard it when I was little- Ricky Nelson had its own version as well - really appreciate your uploading it.

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