I love this song, and although Sinatra made it famous (and I love Sinatra), I really like this version by Jonny Fair.
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3 comments:
Kurt Weill wrote the music; Maxwell Anderson, the words for the 1938 "Knickerbocker Holiday" sung by Walter Houston, John's father. Anderson, a playwright and screenwriter, wrote a lot of movies including the famous "Key Largo."
I'm a big fan of the Willie Nelson rendition, but can't find it on YouTube to share. Dratz!
This was a lovelyy blog post
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