John McCormack - The Sunshine of Your Smile (1916)

"The Sunshine of Your Smile" was written by Leonard Cooke and Lilian Ray and recorded by John McCormack on September 20, 1916. The recording would make it to #1 in the charts in 1916.

[@maryconvey3571]

Another beautiful old song by himself count john❤️❤️🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@saltburner2]

I used to sing this in my cabaret act! Lovely song, typical JFMcC. He was my inspiration.

[@hrbooksmusic7878]

The smile John McCormack sings about shines through his own voice… Very beautiful! ⭐️🌹⭐️
Thank you for sharing this delightful video you‘ve crafted! 🙏🍀

[@michaelmcgrailengland]

Nice video Mike. I like this John McCormack recording. A singer called Mike Berry turned it into a bit of a pop hit over here in 1980.

[@crystalraptor195]

This and “Send Me Away With A Smile” are such beautiful songs at such a sad time in history. Though I think the latter is a piece of propaganda to get troops’ morale up in the hell that was the First World War.

[@isabellaBella66]

When the women were VIRGINS 😇