Jo Stafford - No Other Love (1950)

Charted at #8 on Billboard Best Selling Pop Singles chart in October 1950. Released as the B-side of "Sometime" which charted at #27. Based on Frédéric Chopin's Étude No. 3 in E, Op. 10. With Paul Weston and His Orchestra. Piano by George Greeley. Original Billboard review: "Melody is a Chopin derivation. Lovely conception and execution by the thrush. Quiet, relaxing stuff." Billboard Overall Rating: 80 out of 100. Written by Frédéric Chopin, Paul Weston & Bob Russell.

[@mauroestillore3143]

No other love is my favorite song ever by Jo Stafford, my late sister sent it to me went I was 12 year old From USA to Philippines now I'm old 74th year old.

[@stevemiller2728]

I remember when I was nine years old my grandmother would play this beautiful melody on piano just like this recording. Even at that young age I recognized how tender this song felt. I'll never forget those times with my wonderful grandparents. We would spend summers at their lakefront property in Wisconsin. I am grateful for those memories especially at 72 years old. Those were great times to be alive with wonderful family and friends. I miss them terribly now, but their memory will remain within me forever.

[@ayzack2361]

Favorite chopin melody, and combined with her sweet voice, is amazing.

[@user-hm9gs2im7e]

Feel so warm and so tender every time I listen to this song.

[@robertfenimore10]

You always play the songs I love, I was 17 in 1956,great times!

[@mainaccount131]

Super excellent

[@huskarcasals1294]

Great music, my favorite! Thanks for uploading.

[@Olaf-gd2ee]

Wunderschön.

[@lazysingledaisybronwyn8105]

CAN'T WAIT TO HEAR THIS SONG SUNG BY 100 FEMALE OPERA SINGERS WITH A GREAT ORCHESTRA. AND THEN, AN ALL 100 MEN OPERA SINGERS WITH ORCHESTRA.

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