With Orchestra and Chorus Conducted by Mitchell Ayres
Produced by Charles
Grean and J. Burgess
Recorded at RCA
Victor Studio 2, New York City
Recorded
January 13, 1949
Notes:
~ A reflection of the instability of the late
1940s was this moody torch song, which told of the instability
of a big
romance. Gordon and The Starlighters had a hit with it in 1949, the last
year of shaky peace etween the end of World War II and the start of the
Korean conflict. The sad, pensive tune was written by Bennie Benjamin and
George David Weiss. It contrasts sharply with the jauntiness of some of
their other hits, such as Wheel of Fortune, Cross Over the Bridge
and Surrender.
( notes from "The
Incomparable Como" Readers Digest UK
compilation 1975 )