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(Notes from "The Incomparable Como" Readers Digest UK compilation 1975)

Quote: Composer Richard Rodgers borrowed from himself for the melody for this lovely ballad from the show 'Me and Juliet'.

The melody was originally a theme called Beneath the Southern Cross, which Rodgers had composed for 'Victory at Sea', the TV series about World War II.

Perry's vocal version climaxes in a full-voiced high note ending that is superb singing and makes for dramatic listening.

Como's tine control and the ease with which he soars to the top of his register, as critic Henry Pleasants noted, 'so easy, so natural, so inevitable. Como sings so well that few notice how well he sings. Unquote:

Quote: The original music of this song was the haunting theme "Beneath the Southern Cross" written for the television series "Victory at Sea" telecast by NBC-TV for twenty-six weeks during 1952-1953.

Lyrics were added by Oscar Hammerstein and as a song it was introduced by Isabel Bigley and Richard Hayes in the Stage musical "Me and Juliet" and recorded by Perry in May of 1953.

The song appears to one of Perry's favourites and he performed it many times 'live' in public performance and on television but he never again recorded it. Unquote:

Lyrics:

No other love have I,

Only my love for you!

Only the dream we knew,

No other love!

Watching the night go by,

Wishing that you could be,

Watching the night with me,

Into the night I cry!

Hurry home,

Come home to me!

Set me free,

Free from doubt,

And free from longing!

Into your arms I'll fly,

Locked in your arms I'll stay,

Waiting to hear you say,

No other love have I,

No other love!

(Instrumental break)

(Into the night I cry!)

Hurry home,

Come home to me!

Set me free,

Free from doubt,

And free from longing!

Into your arms I'll fly,

Locked in your arms I'll stay,

Waiting to hear you say,

No other love have I!

No other love! (No other love!)

No other love!

Lyrics copyright Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner/Chappell. Inc.

~ From the 1953 Stage Musical "Me and Juliet"

Music by Richard Rodgers and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II

Williamson Music Inc. ~ ASCAP

With Henri René's Orchestra and Chorus

Produced by Hugo Winterhalter

Recorded at Manhattan Center, New York City

Recording Time 3:12

Recorded May 19, 1953 ~ Matrix No. E3VB-1313 Take 1 - 1A

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Комментарии

8 years назад

Barbara Stevenson

I certainly remember this episode of :"A Touch of Frost".One of my favourite shows with wonderful David Jason.

8 years назад

Sandra Botwright

song from A Touch of Frost. Man murdered by wife because he keeep moaning and wouldn't let her listen to it on the radio. Anyone else remember this?

8 years назад

CrooningForLeftovers

Pure Velvet.  Pure Perry.  Pure Class.

8 years назад

James Beer

Electronically rechanneled for stereo.

8 years назад

Gail Williams

Richard Rodgers composed this in 1952 for Victory at Sea, and "pirated" it forMe and Juliet," with these lovely lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein.  The documentary came first.

9 years назад

GOOD TELEVISION IS RARE

Heard Perry sing this when he was about 80, He could still knock It out of the park! What a voice!

9 years назад

Mark Hall

Stays crunchy. Even in milk.

9 years назад

Maria Papi

I first heard this song when I was a little girl sung by Jo Stafford.  Loved it then and love it more sung by the inimitable Perry Como.

9 years назад

Baron Weeren

This music did not originate for Victory at Sea. What nonsense. This is classic Rogers & Hammerstein.

9 years назад

Reio Lampreau

FOR MY WIFE

9 years назад

Teofisto Figuracion

What a great great baritone.

10 years назад

Don R

Perry at his best. I always preferred Como when he really sang out with that smoothly toned but strong voice rather than when he whispered into the microphone.

10 years назад

michael fowble

Very nice video creation !

10 years назад

BennyMax37

Simply "Fantastic" Bss

10 years назад

george mackenzie

i agree but you should check out Matt Monroe you will enjouu

10 years назад

Wa1kerBros4Ever

So relaxed and so brilliantly sung. Check out the UK singer Ronnie Hilton version. both as good as one another. Great voices.

10 years назад

Justice Seekers

keyboards guitars and more gone I just wrote 20 songs 200 million dollars 14 cars and motorcycles in our war horses are gone I'm your American Eagle my son is ninja we will fight to the death for this country World War two benefits for 12 people and I build three Italian restaurants in that town my race car was stripped my studio with trip to my custom van 4 track studio I built it

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