The movie Something to Shout About, filmed in 1942 but released in 1943, introduced the Academy Award-nominated song "You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To. " If you are looking for a straightforward interpretation of "You'd Be So Nice to Come Home to, " this is perhaps not the place to start. Nancy Wilson - 1963. You'd be so nice to come home to You'd be so nice by the fire While the breeze on high, sang a lullaby You'd be all my heart could desire Under stars chilled by the winter Under an August moon shining above You'd be so nice, you'd be paradise To come home to and love Under stars chilled by the winter Under an August moon burning above You'd be so nice, you'd be paradise To come home to and love. Lyrics powered by LyricFind. A rare turn as a leader finds Bauer proving he is a natural on this electrifying interpretation of the song. Or that other men aren't as pleasing. Old-Fashioned Garden. Gordon Jenkins & His Orch. Where Is The Life That Late I Led? The verse, in fact, qualifies the love expressed in the song and totally changes the meaning: "It's not that you're 's not that you're, my darling, this is the reason why you've got to be mine. " What Is This Thing Called Love? Mel Tormé & George Shaearing - 1982.
You'd be so nice to come home to, You'd be so nice by the fire, While the breeze, on high, sang a lullaby, You'd be all that I could desire. When looking for definitive vocal performances of "You'd Be So Nice to Come Home to, " there a couple that stand out which, interestingly, both feature guest artists on trumpet. You'd be awful nice by the fire. Musical analysis of "You'd Be so Nice to Come Home To". Perry Como (Radio Transcription) - 1943. Helen Merrill's 1954 recording (Helen Merrill with Clifford Brown) is relaxed and swinging and features a remarkable solo by Clifford Brown, while Ella Fitzgerald's recording from ten years later (At Juan-Les Pins) features a cameo from Roy Eldridge and is taken at a much brighter tempo.
That same year, vocalist Helen Merrill, accompanied by stellar trumpeter Clifford Brown, did the tune at a swinging medium tempo, which seems to have set the pace for the tune on subsequent renditions. These recordings have been selected from the Jazz History and. In the Still of the Night. Additional information for "You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To" may be found in: Charles Schwartz. They All Fall In Love. Janet Blair & Don Ameche (Film Soundtrack) - 1943.
Les internautes qui ont aimé "You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To" aiment aussi: Infos sur "You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To": Interprète: Dinah Shore. In his book Cole Porter: A Biography Charles Schwartz says that the song... "evoked enough of a feeling of togetherness in its wistful melody and lyrics to have almost instant appeal for the millions who were then separated from their loved ones because of the war. Original recording 1962. It was nominated for the Oscar for Best Original Song, but lost to "You'll Never Know".
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