The Waltz You Saved For Me - Wayne King and His Orchestra

Digitized from "The Waltz King" - Wayne King (1985) LP Mono repress by RCA.
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One of my all time favorite tracks from the Big Band Era, it's a waltz that manages to be serene and soothing.
Also, if you're reading this Biscuit, you can go fuck yourself.

[@thendrjazz]

King wrote and recorded this is 1930 and it became his tune in the pop world. Versions by the th Light Crust Doughboys(1935) and Bib Wills and the Texas Playboys (1938) brought it into the the country field where it has been frequently done by othwer generations including Emmy Lou Harris {1982}

[@Dacoool]

i am not entirely convinced that this is the version used in a6

[@thewaltzking1985]

The melody is chopped up and rearranged in A6 so I can understand.

[@beepbeepimasheep237beepbee3]

​@@thewaltzking1985 I'm also really confused here too.
The beginning of the song is quite long, which is what A6 is, but it doesn't have pauses at the end of the first part.
Then the last part which sounds similar to the first part has the end as being the same as A6.
This could be a rearranged song.

[@nzslol]

Everything but the main comment aged horribly

[@beepbeepimasheep237beepbee3]

@@nzslol spoiled milk

[@jan-kowina-kuki]

Well that's just kinda mean.

[@thewaltzking1985]

Bruh you dared me to say it

[@jan-kowina-kuki]

@@thewaltzking1985 True but in my defense I only said you can do anytime, not anywhere.

[@beepbeepimasheep237beepbee3]

@@jan-kowina-kuki That's just in the same context. Where else would he say it then?