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The Tennessee Waltz – singer Patti Page 1950

Her biggest hit was “The Tennessee Waltz”, which was also released in 1950. “The Tennessee Waltz” was #1 for thirteen weeks in 1950
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patti_Page

written by Redd Stewart and Pee Wee King in 1947, popularized by Patti Page and by Les Paul and Mary Ford in 1950
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I was waltzing with my darlin’ to the Tennesse waltz
when an old friend I happened to see.
I introduced him to my loved one,
and while they were waltzing
my friend stole my sweet-heart from me.

I remember the night and the Tennessee waltz.
Now I know just how much I have lost.
Yes I lost my little darlin’ the night
they were playing the beautiful Tennessee waltz.

I was waltzing with my darlin’ to the Tennesse waltz
when an old friend I happened to see.
I introduced him to my loved one,
and while they were waltzing
my friend stole my sweet-heart from me.

I remember the night and the Tennessee waltz.
Now I know just how much I have lost.
Yes I lost my little darlin’ the night
they were playing the beautiful Tennessee waltz.

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18 Responses to “The Tennessee Waltz – singer Patti Page 1950”

  1. Hot!
    Hot!

  2. you awesome patti …
    you awesome patti page your a legend two thumbs up..

  3. Love it!, …
    Love it!, sentimental, saccharin, yes I know!. Sadly this type gentle chastened romantic song is an object of derision nowadays.

  4. sixpackmisfitnomad on November 8th, 2009 at 7:04 pm

    Now thats a Lady …
    Now thats a Lady damn.Dont think id be running off on her no Sir.

  5. Thanks Bob so much …
    Thanks Bob so much for Pattie, AMAZIN!!

  6. Thanks a heap and a …
    Thanks a heap and a bunch for sharing and posting this wonderful rendition of a classic.

  7. so light on the …
    so light on the high notes. impressive. a little sentimental for my taste, but amazing vocal quality.

  8. Patti Page MADE …
    Patti Page MADE this song. Sold over 10 million copies. Fantastic

  9. Perhaps the other …
    Perhaps the other way round? Debbie was 6 years later. But beautiful all the same.

  10. love this songs …
    love this songs though i wasn`t alive in this time! LOL but still love it

  11. This is a gem!
    I …
    This is a gem!
    I was 3+ when this came out. My surviving generation are so lucky to have caught this youtube era, to be able to view these classic videos of great artists and their songs, live.
    Brilliant, many thanks for posting.

  12. Had the same …
    Had the same seductive or should I say Very Seductive tones like Doris Day superb thnx for posting

  13. Agreed! :)
    Agreed! :)

  14. This is gold. How …
    This is gold. How come people don’t make music like this anymore? What a beautiful and talented woman =)

  15. idiot the 40s was …
    idiot the 40s was the worst

  16. The 3 finest femaie …
    The 3 finest femaie singers of the 50s & 60s: Patii Page, Patsy Cline & Connie Francis. Lovely ladies with voices like angels. It just does not get any better. The purity of this voice, the impeccable face, and the proper proportions of female economy & pulchritude make Patti Page an impossibly lovely dream.

  17. That voice of her’s …
    That voice of her’s…

  18. the Fifties and the …
    the Fifties and the Eighties–the best decades ever!

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