Can you remember dancing with the
love of your life at your wedding reception?
AL JOLSON certainly can, and here he is to
sing about it in his inimitable style.
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Sunday 2 August 2015
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My father was born in October 1927 just six days after the release of 'The Jazz Singer' starring Al Jolson which was the first "talkie".
ReplyDeleteThen your dad would've liked this kind of music, eh, CJ?
ReplyDeleteDefinitely, Kid - he was the kind of person who moaned that "you can't understand the words" in modern songs. But he liked Elvis and some modern songs when he heard them such as Abba's Fernando and Stevie Wonder's I Just Called To Say I love You.
ReplyDeleteI have a wide taste in music myself, CJ - from classical to pop.
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