Margaret Whiting - A Tree in the Meadow2.wmv скачать видео бесплатно

jim30bell1

I've read that there was something very unusual about this song. Usually, the vocalist and orchestra are in the same recording studio. However, in this case (or so I've read) the background music was recorded in England and then sent to Hollywood where Margaret Whiting added her voice to the recording. This had never been done before.

Jena Butler

At the moment i'm looking for a song performed in the 1940's for an audition, any other good songs?

Doris Shadden

I sang this at a style show when I was in high school in 1948..My husband and I had our first date that night. We have been married 62 years. A lot of cherished memories.

Dustin Lee

What a wonderful song & a voice!

mrob75

How fascinating to read all the posts listed below of people who remember hearing this fabulous song in 1948. That was a long time ago...A different time and a different world. 

JIM RICK

I REMEMBER THIS RECORD WHEN I WAS 10...AND IT STICKS TO ME TODAY..I AM 75 NOW

Donald Stafford

good stuff im 30 and this is the first i ever heard of her

Donald Murrell

A very pretty song from a very pretty LADY.

VMV1968

Thank you so much for uploading this song. I'd never heard this song before, but belongs now to my favorites. Happy 2013. (Portugal)

gf1001

This song was written by Billy Reid a uk song writer, his lover Dorothy Squires 1915-1998 made the song famous in the uk, she came up with the opening line after visiting a field with a Tree In The Meadow. This version is nice.

windstorm1000

I have need to--partner had a stroke. You keep smiling too---

L mitch

I also was 9 in 1948, and I also remember all the words. I am 72 now, but will be 73 in November. It truly is a very beautiful song. Keep smiling and laughing abit.

windstorm1000

lovely, wistful song perfectly sung--

rembrandt#3

Her father wrote some pretty good songs

Ralph Swartz

I think this is one of the very first popular song I ever remember hearing. I was 9-years old in 1948. I'm 73 now and still remember the words to it.

mbotman

Where or where did you get this fabulous version of this song? I have looked and looked for it but could never find it. THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE SONGS EVER.. (and I am only 44 years old.) I remember hearing this version on the radio station "Music of your life" in Indianapolis in the 80's. Thank you so much for posting this blessed recording. What a voice.. and what a beautiful tune. My grandmother would have loved this song, too.

Bud Lehn

I saw Ms. Whiting in the early 70's. What a great singer. I love this song of hers. Thank you for uploading it.

My Space

Takes me back in time listening to her on the radio.

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