1945 HITS ARCHIVE: There! I’ve Said It Again - Vaughn Monroe (his original #1 version)
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- Опубліковано 1 тра 2019
- There! I’ve Said It Again (Evans-Mann) by Vaughn Monroe & his Orchestra, vocal by Vaughn Monroe and The Norton Sisters
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I"m 85 as a young girl i rember sitting on a couch and veranda with the window open curtains blowing in the breeze and listening to this song love the memory still feel the moment of another time
Sra.Su descripción es parte de momentos de felicidad plena;,ellos,no se ssfuman nunca.Hoy con sus 85 años,los revive con la intensidad de aquéllos luminosos días." Siempre,mientras sintamos nostalgias conmovedoras,los años se quedan en el presente,y retornamos sintiendo la brisa,las cortinas meciéndose y el aroma de un tiempo mejor. ¡¡Sea muy feliz !
I worked with Vaughn twenty years after he made this record and he still sounded great, and he was a friendly guy.
Great song. Vaughn sadly forgotten today by most
Not By Me...NEVER!!!!
Not by me or my kids(hopefully my kids love it as I do)I was lucky enough to grow up in a house that loves memories and learning of what has come before you
Pushing 75...And STILL BETTER Than The Crap Passing for Music Today!
Amen! totally agree!
AGREED 100%
Whatever happened to Melody?
my mom's 89 and she loved Vaughn Monroe, when she was a young girl, every once in a while i'll be somewhere in my home and i'll hear ask Alexa to play his songs,,,love it
A year since my Nan died today....this was her funeral song...it was her and my Grandad's song.....hope they are dancing in Heaven right now.💙💜xx
For My Ma (Helen) and My Pop (Blaine). For the five-year-old kid peeping around the kitchen doorway and into the living room to watch his parents slow dance to this jewel. I remember that as if it were yesterday! Man, the persistence of memory is a wondrous thing! For all of those of "The Greatest Generation." They gave all! They should never be forgotten!
What a lovely memory! Thanks for sharing it. ❤ Your parents picked a lovely song to share.
This is, without a doubt, my favorite song of all time. It's simply too beautiful for words...
Top 5 all time! My dad made my friends and I(currently 37 years old) memorize it and sing it to people on special occasions, currently doing that with my kids, old leather lungs is the most underrated singer of all time
Let's make sure this brilliant singer is not lost to history.
At 85 I Rember sitting on a couch the curtains behind blowing in the window and this song in the background good memories not lost on me thanks for the memories❤
How amazingly magical is this song?
Along with other 40s music, this is one of my all-time favs.
My trombone teacher from 1966-76, Mr. George Robinson, plays the lead with the trombone section on the first 4 bars of the bridge after the first vocal chorus. Great player, great teacher. Great guy.
Those 4 bars are gorgeous.
One of the most beautiful Love songs ever written and the orchestra arrangements are absolutely brilliant
During the forties as a teenager this was my favourite song. And one of nmy favourite singers. Memories. T. Heslop. UK.
I GREW UP LISTENING TO THIS TUNE! I STILL SING IT TO MY LOVELY WIFE OF 50 YEARS...
I'm 62, Raised on every style of music, playing 1920's-40's 78s when I was 3 y/o. I'm sure I haven't heard everything I'd love. "There! I've said it again" is a recording on my 78 that sank deep in my heart 40+ years ago. My girl hears me trying to sound like Vaughn doing this song on special occasions, she'd rather have Paul McCartney. 'Sir Paul! Take my girlfriend please!' ...take off on an old Henny Youngman rountine. Jeff thinks with his heart and brain & says, "No, I think I'll keep her".
My mom had the radio on early in the day, back in the '40s, Vaughn's strong, mellow voice was heard often. Heard this song in my mind when I woke up this morning, great to hear it again.
A beautiful song and quality recording. If I could only turn back time and listen to the big bands live. What a magical time that must have been.
I remember seeing Vaughn Monroe's commercials for RCA when I was just a toddler. In my early teens I discovered his recordings, and I've been a fan ever since. What a voice! He deserves a special place in musical history.
The original - like this masterpiece, is usually always the best.
Usually always. So true! 😊 There ARE exceptions, but they are exceptional.
So great ! Vocals, arrangement, lyrics, melody ... just wonderful !
Beautiful song. Especially those magical sounding bells in the beginning!
Whats the point of those bells in the beginning? Sounds like an announcment. I heard it the same on the "I'll never smile again" on Frank Sinatra single with Tomy Dorsey
@@leolardo It's like an intro
The song I sing to my love since 1996 trying to sound like Vaughn. In the 1970's bought an old 78 storage box filled with hits from the big band era, this is my #1 favorite romantic song. Trouble is, she'd rather listen to The Beatles, funny and stand on your head true, lol.
I love The Beatles, AND the music of the Big Band era. It doesn't need to be "either/or".
There are really only two types of music - good and bad.
funny you say that because Bobby Vinton’s cover of this was the last #1 hit in the US prior to Beatlemania
When the music mattered...
Perry Como The wind beneath my wings.
This was my parents song! "Their Song"!!!!
one of the few memories of my dad was him singing this using his own words of course
I love his singing so much. 🥰🥰
Me too. Really a different voice, and just beautiful.
Bobby Vinton's 1963 version also went to the top of the charts. It was knocked out of the #1 spot by I Want To Hold Your Hand--and so began the British Invasion.
Vinton's version was #1 on the charts on the day I was born 1/15/1964
Loved hearing him sing back in the 50s.
A voice and A song frozen in time. AWESOME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Vaughan Monroe who no one could dig any dirt on, he was the perfect gentleman and husband.
I remember hearing this as a 5-6 year old girl listening toy dad’s grandfathers’ old cd’s. It’s so dreamy and romantic. Very 40’s which I absolutely love. It makes me sway back and forth, gracefully moving around my room dreaming of dancing with the love of my life….I love it so much
Loved it.
I've always thought that this song was his Signature tune in the forties. A Classic in that era. T.Heslop. UK.
What a song... where were am i before finding this beautiful song ?
Recorded on December 21, 1944.
Eighteen-and-a-half years later Bobby Vinton also had a #1 version of this when I was in college.
Bobby Vinton covered this song in the 60s
Though I like Bobby Vinton, I prefer this version. (Vinton's version was a little too "sweet" for me.) Sam Cooke also did a fine version.
Sounds way better played at 1.25 X speed.
Now I'm gonna hear BOBBY VINTONS VERSION !!!
In the context of 2021 a song like this sounds almost excruciatingly corny and sentimental. But that is exactly its charm. It is so unpretentious and nakedly sincere.We are so guarded and so hyper-sensitive to hipness and unhipiness these days that we don’t even know how to enjoy a simple emotional declaration like this song. I am not completely convinced that that is for the worse. A hit parade of song after song after song like this with no real complexity or ingenuity would become very tiresome very quickly, but on its own terms it is a endearing tune and performance - in my humble opinion. And functions nicely as a palate-cleanser.
It’s so ironic that for those of us who love this music it’s the other way around. Songs from 2021 are corny and out of touch to us and insincere. Listening to 2021 music would be tiresome. 😂😂
You did mention that this performance was not to complex. This is true as Vaughan Monroe is a crooner. If you want some complex items Jazz is a great genre. Specifically Afro-Latino jazz. A good place to start would be Willy Bobo and Ricardo ray. It has a very complex tempo for drummers as it mixes the 3x and 2x beats of Latin and jazz. Also for complex vocals you want to shy away from crooners. Ella Fitzgerald, Mel forme, Bobby Darin, bing Crosby, Barbara Streisand, Ethel merman, etc. these are all people who have more complex vocals though Crosby was a crooner he also had a very unique style and awesome vocal range which allowed him to become more complex vocally. Band wise, literally all of them were insanely talented so you can go any which way there Duke Ellington, Chick Webb, Count Basie, etc., Lord only knows how much talent was present. Anyways have fun trying out the new stuff. Any complex 2021 music? I feel like it’s there I just don’t know where too look.
@@sarahwheeler6541 I never said this song was insincere. Quite the opposite. It's wearing-your-heart-on-your-sleeve sincere. Your basic "I love you because you're awesome" song. And there's nothing at all wrong with that. But songs can be a little more adventurous.
As far as singers, for women my favorites are Sarah Vaughn, Dinah Washington, Lady Day - of course, Jo Stafford, Blossom Dearie and Peggy Lee. For men, Bing and Frank - of course, Billy Eckstein, Johnny Hartman, Nat Cole and Joe Williams. I know all about the big bands and in addition to Basie, Webb and Ellington I'd add Woody Herman, Goodman (underrated in my opinion), Artie Shaw and Jimmy Lunceford.
And as far as some recent tuneful and complex songs, here's a nice playlist I found from this month ua-cam.com/video/Atj6kjeUo-Y/v-deo.html
If this is the B side of the record, what is on the A side?
"Rum And Coca-Cola" was on the other side: ua-cam.com/video/HsOn8XO1vS8/v-deo.html
Two great songs. Thanks for the info.@@the78prof72
I have it on a 45 and it has Dance Ballerina, Dance on it. That's a good one too.
Great song, but I like the version by Sam Cooke better.
another one of those overly romantic american songs that made the women in europe swoon for g.i. servicemen. They thought america must be the most romantic of all places....they married and came state side and found out that it (america) wasn't all that treacly. Marital and in law problems and homesickness for the old world set in.....music is deceiving....