The Ink Spots, are, in my opinion, one of the finest groups to come out of the golden age of music. Especially when you consider they thrived in an environment that was severely prejudiced against African-Americans. They had an ability to take human emotions and store them in songs like I don't want to set the world on fire, someone's rocking my dream boat, among countless others.This particular song was taken from The Ink Spots: Swing High, Swing Low, The Early recordings 1935-41. The line up would, most probably, have consisted as I have put them in the credits, though this may not be totally accurate. If you have any questions, don't be afraid to ask me. Enjoy the classics!
PS. I do not, nor do I claim, to own rights to this song. All reserved to the artist and affiliated record companies.
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