Allegheny Moon

這篇網誌包含的歌曲:- 1.      Allegheny Moon(1956) by Patti Page 2.      Mockin' Bird Hill(1951) by Patti Page 3.      You belong to me(1952) by Patti Page 4.      Hush, Hush, Sweet Charlotte(1965) by Patti Page 5.      I’ll Remember Today(1957) by Patti Page 6.   Where Is Your Heart" by Percy Faith & His Orchestra, the Song from the 1952 film " Moulin Rouge " Allegheny Moon was written by Al Hoffman and Dick Manning and first popularly recorded by Patti Page who took the song to #2 in the nation during June of 1956. *** 我放在 "Xuite" 的歌曲，大多是當年的錄音。  Allegheny Moon, I need your light To help me find romance tonight, So shine... shine... shine (on tonight) Allegheny Moon, your silver beams Can lead the way to golden dreams, So shine... shine... please shine (shine) High among the stars, so bright above, The magic of your lamp of love Can make him mine Allegheny Moon, it's up to you Please see what you can do For me -- and for my one and only love (Allegheny Moon) So shine... shine... shine... High among the stars, so bright above, The magic of your lamp of love Can make him mine Allegheny Moon, it's up to you Please see what you can do For me, and for my one and only love Shine on me tonight, Allegheny Moon Mockin' Bird Hill is a song was written by Vaughn Horton and published in 1951. It was popularized by Patti Page and by Les Paul and Mary Ford in 1951, and for both of them following on to their big hit of "The Tennessee Waltz" the previous year. The music of "Mockin' Bird Hill" is based closely on a Swedish waltz called "Livet i Finnskogarna" or "Life in the Finnish Woods," recorded by Carl Jularbo in 1915, which enjoyed some popularity in the U.S. Tra-la-la, twiddly-dee-dee It gives me a thrill To wake up in the morning to the mockingbird's trill Tra-la-la, twiddly-dee-dee There's peace and goodwill You're welcome as the flowers on Mockin' Bird Hill When the sun in the morning Peeps over the hill, And kisses the roses 'round my windowsill Then my heart fills with gladness When I hear the trill Of the birds in the treetops on Mockin' Bird Hill Tra-la-la, twiddly-dee-dee It gives me a thrill To wake up in the morning to the mockingbird's trill Tra-la-la, twiddly-dee-dee There's peace and goodwill You're welcome as the flowers on Mockin' Bird Hill When it's late in the evening, I climb up the hill And survey all my kingdom while everything's still Only me and the sky -- and an old whippoorwill Singin' songs in the twilight on Mockin' Bird Hill Tra-la-la, twiddly-dee-dee It gives me a thrill To wake up in the morning to the mockingbird's trill Tra-la-la, twiddly-dee-dee There's peace and goodwill You're welcome as the flowers on Mockin' Bird Hill Tra-la-la, twiddly-dee-dee There's peace and goodwill You're welcome as the flowers on Mockin' Bird Hill "You belong to Me” was music by Pee Wee King/Redd Stewart/Chilton Price. The original version of was recorded by Sue Thompson and a better known version was recorded by Jo Stafford. It was soon covered by Patti Page, whose version entered the Billboard chart on August 22, 1952. See the pyramids along the Nile Watch the sun rise on a tropic isle Just remember darling all the while You belong to me See the market place in old Algiers Send me photographs and souvenirs Just remember when a dream appears You belong to me I'll be so alone without you Maybe you'll be lonesome too Fly the ocean in a silver plane See the jungle when it's wet with rain Just remember till you're home again You belong to me Oh I'll be so alone without you Maybe you'll be lonesome too Fly the ocean in a silver plane See the jungle when it's wet with rain Just remember till you're home again You belong to me "Hush, Hush, Sweet Charlotte" is a popular song with music by Frank De Vol and lyrics by Mack David, introduced in the 1964 movie of the same name starring: Bette Davis, Olivia de Havilland, Joseph Cotten, Agnes Moorehead, Cecil Kellaway, Mary Astor.... Until "The Exorcist" was filmed in 1973, Robert Aldrich's "Hush, Hush Sweet Charlotte" had been the most Academy Award nominated horror film in history with 7 nominations. The movie starred Bette Davis and it used a beautiful theme composed by Frank De Vol and Mack David as contrast to the horror on screen. The original soundtrack was by Al Martino (October 7, 1927– October 13, 2009) Patti Page recorded the song in 1965 and took the song to #8 on the charts in May of 1965. It also became one of her last top 10 hits. Hush hush, sweet Charlotte Charlotte, don't you cry Hush hush, sweet Charlotte He'll love you till he dies Oh, hold him darling Please hold him tight And brush the tear from your eye You weep because you had a dream last night You dreamed that he said goodbye He held two roses within his hand Two roses he gave to you The red rose tells you of his passion The white rose his love so true (Chorus) And every night after he shall die Yes every night when he's gone The wind will sing you this lullaby Sweet Charlotte was loved by John (Chorus)  "I'll Remember Today" 1957 - music by Edith Piaf - words by William Engvick For always and always I'll remember today How you held me and kissed me In the tenderest way Even though you may leave me In my heart you will stay Though I'm lonely tomorrow I'll remember today For as long as I live dear I'll remember today How you wispered "I love you" In the tenderest way Through the winds of December And the magic of May Through a million tomorrows I'll remember today I remember the music And the welcoming skies How the sound of your voice Through the love in your eyes So for always and always I'll remember today How you held me and kissed me In the tenderest way Through a million tomorrows I'll remember today   Oh how I'll remember today 他在1953年為紅磨坊電影主題曲填了一個英文版本:- The Song from the 1952 film " Moulin Rouge " " Where Is Your Heart " Percy Faith & His Orchestra - words by William Engvick, music by Georges Aurie Whenever we kiss I worry and wonder Your lips may be near But where is your heart? It's always like this I worry and wonder You're close to me here But where is your heart? It's a sad thing to realize That you've a heart that never melts When we kiss, do you close your eyes Pretending that I'm someone else? You must break the spell This cloud that I'm under So please won't you tell Darling, where is your heart? About Patti Page and her famous songs, Tennessee Waltz, Changing Partners, I went to your wedding, Go on with the wedding, How much is that doggie in the window and Till we meet again with Bing Crosby