Linda Scott - Yours (Quiéreme Mucho) (1962)
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Released on the 1962 album, "Linda". Many English versions of this Spanish song have been recorded over the years. Chart records: #2 for Jimmy Dorsey on Billboard chart in 1941, #8 for Vera Lynn in October 1952 and #27 for Dick Contino in November 1954. Linda is pictured with Arthur Godfrey. Written by Gonzalo Roig, Albert Gamse and Jack Sherr.
Linda singing this makes me smile. We were in Spanish class together. The teacher was Mrs. Arvanetes, 10th grade at Teaneck (NJ) High School. We were in the class of ‘63. We didn’t do all that well in Spanish, if I recall correctly. But Linda had an excuse since she was a big star by then.
It's really nice to hear from someone who knew Linda!
And another romantic love song that will go down in music history as a masterpiece great and great
Linda I love that song you sang
when you were with Arthur Godfrey yours especially when
you sung it in Spanish it was so beautiful you were my favorite singer for years and
always will be you are a great
singer and a very pretty lady
I will always love you forever
Linda has a big voice and a style all her own.
I thought I had all of her recordings. Guess not...this is absolutely fantastic. Thank you for posting!
You're welcome!
Thanks for sharing this Tom. I love this interpretation by Ms. Linda Sampson with her pretty sweet voice ! Ken
I don’t think Linda would mind if I tell this brief story. For whatever reason her handlers must have made her change her last name from Sampson, a fine name, to Scott. Unknown to her at the time, I’m sure, was that there was another Linda Scott in our Teaneck High School class of ‘63. We had a huge class with over 600 members, fed from two junior high schools. The other Linda was Black, which made it all the more fun. I’m sure they eventually worked it all out between themselves. We all thought it was a hoot. Those were the days.
Linda was in a sorority at school and had lots of friends. She was a regular gal. Very sweet.
My favourite version of this beautiful song was from from a guy called Jerry Vale - in the late 50's -60's, may I add this is a lovely version - thank you for sharing.
You're welcome; Jerry Vale was fantastic!
Linda has always been a delight and a sweet treat for the ear and the eye. Hutch Davie was a common fixture on many of her songs for Canadian-American and Congress records. His arrangements and choice of instrumentation gave the music a unique flavour. She was poised to have another major hit early in 1964 with ''Who's Been Sleeping in My Bed'' when that musical tsunami spearheaded by the Beatles and known as the British Invasion changed things a bit. jtk🍁Canada
Lovely song - Great photo of daughter & dad
Great song. Learned it in 8th grade Spanish class.
I heard this song in one of Tom & Jerrys episode! And never stop loving this beautiful
song!
awesome Linda Scott..quiereme mucho
I put up an announcement on this channel when I moved over to the new one, but I think a lot of people didn't notice it. I'm glad you enjoy my postings!
Thanks - I hadn't known that. I still enjoy your many other postings.
I actually meant to post this on my current channel, MaltShopPopsicle (that's where I've been). It's all pop music from the 1960's. I posted it here by mistake but decided it fit in well with this channel anyway. Always nice to hear from you though!
sounds fine, i like to listen this song in spanish, julio iglesias version is nice, thanks for the song, i like the pic, in black and white.
Well, I haven't heard from yu in ages, under any of your names. Good to hear another of your hgih-quality recordings again. I can't swear to this, but I think Jim Reeves might have done aversion of this as well. This girl had a sweet voice.
Welcome back!
I haven't heard from you in a long time either! I've been posting regularly on my MaltShopPopsicle channel.
She sang this song so nice in English after the cold-war!
Well it would be, but the guy there with Linda is Arthur Godfrey. :)
Great voice.
Who is this lady......is she famous?
This is Linda Scott. She had a couple of Pop hits in 1961, the biggest being, "I've Told Every Little Star."