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Hoagy Carmichael was a great musician who IMHO didn't get the recognition he deserved. He did ok after making his appearance in To Have and Have Not. But his music is great!! He was on that old western show Laramie for a few years too. Good guy

always loved this performance

What the heck?! This is fantastic! A dream come true!

Que recuerdos tan hermosos música maravillosa que tantos recuerdos me trae bella música que jamás morirá The Ford Aces una obra musical tan hermosa

Una maravilla ❤❤❤❤❤ que hermosa canción de los Cuatros Aces que hermoso recuerdo música maravillosa que nunca ni nunca morirá jamás siempre estará en mi corazón un arte musical

Love all Four Aces tracks thanks for posting these......

Eu assisti um filme que tocou está música no fim. Muito bom dia valeu

The photo attached here is of the Connecticut garage band "Pentagons," a far cry from the early '60s classic San Bernadino California doowop soul vocal group that we hear on this posting.

It's my understanding that composers Hilliard & Garson submitted this song to KAPP records in 1962 and that it was intended to be a ballad recorded by crooner Jack Jones. Somehow, Akron, Ohio's R&B quintet, Ruby & the Romantics gained access, put it to a bossa nova beat, and took it to #1 in March, 1963. Wonderful recording.

I really can

Rachanee Suzie Q. Many thanks for these lovely songs that I will still always in my mind. I love Brian's voice since I was 17 go on 18 now I am 78.and.I love to listen to him. Thank you so.much. For your sharing.. it's make the old guy very very happy.. Thanks..😊❤😊

I like this. Melody is the Johnny Dollar radio series theme.

VERY nice.

Nice job John!

Another great conversion on your part, John.

One of favorites sweetheart of the 60s

Beautiful song, for my Beautiful kitty.

Another great remix to stereo. Could you please weave your stereo magic on 2 songs by Bobby Rydell "The Fish" and "Cherie". Thank you in advance.

A great stereo mix from the blind singer! His other hit was the vocal version of the Les Baxter's 'Unchained Melody' 10 years before the Righteous Brothers version.

Joni James another favorite female artist of mine in the 1950s. This was again issued on M-G-M 12706 and reached #19 on Billboard in October 1958. Another song is the Skeeter Davis hit My Last Date (With You), a modest #38 hit in January 1961. Keep up the good work and first time stereo John!

Another nice job, John. Keep it up!

This is truly a great song from the 60's and I have it in mono. But in this stereo version, the drummer is insane on this. Listen @ this guy kill the drums through out this song.The DES stereo version allows you to hear ALL the instruments being played and in tune with Barbara's lovely voice.

Most of Mary's 20th Century Fox songs seem to be in mono. Thanks for this stereo treat!

I love the backing vocals throughout. Sounds like a female doing that main backing "oooh". Very buried in the mix but they still come through and enhance the otherworldly space-age pop element already there with the phase effect.

They had a great first tenor. Time travel.

Great work! This sounds *exactly* the way i imagined/wanted a stereo version to sound - thanks for sharing!

It's Mr Sandman and not what you called it on your video LOL!

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Thank you again for another great transformation to stereo of this classic hit.

simple yet effective. ^_^

A beautiful song from long ago. Very much enjoyed hearing it again.

John. Another nice conversion on your part.

I liked this song since my childhood. But in stereo it is even better! Thanks, John! Well done!

Nice one, John! Like it!👍

Thanks, John.

Another beauty from Guy with Mitch Miller's Orchestra and Chorus. However, it did not make the Billboard, but peaked at #2 on the UK charts in July 1953. His previous single release 'Look At That Girl' could also be on your next list! That single also missed out on Billboard, but reached #1 on the UK charts in June 1953.

Columbia single; probably produced by either Ray Conniff or Mitch Miller; it has that feel to it. Nice job, John. This is a keeper. Taragon may have done a stereo of this but they didn't have the technology to do panning of the various elements at the time they did this. Nice placement.

Thank you for transforming this track to Stereo. Keep Up The good work.

I also have that Taragon CD in my collection. Another track to convert would be 'Gilly, Gilly Ossenfeffer' from July 1954, #18 on Billboard. Albert

John, this song appeared in true stereo back in 2000 on Taragon CD TARCD-1079.

This is a beautiful song to fall asleep to.

Every Boomer will remember this theme with great fondess. :)

Bring back memories for me, the 70' was the best of time

Orale. Slow Jam for the ages. Thank you.

Nice conversion.

Memories of my adolescence, when there were still "good and bad" and life seemed simpler to me...

Nice conversion of a very unknown version of this song.

The vocal version of the popular orchestral/instrumental hit by Billy Vaughn and The String-A-Longs. His version was originally released on Leader L-814 single in February 1961 and produced by Norman Petty. Johnny later turned to country music in the 1970s.

The flip side also charted in Pensacola, FL. Another nice rendering in DES of an obscure single. Thanks much!

Another good job, John.