Alice Faye sings "You'll Never Know" in Four Jills in a Jeep (1944)
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- Faye sings the Warren-Gordon tune in William Seiter's "Four Jills in a Jeep."
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I was born in the wrong generation. Love this lady. Especially the Phil Harris & Alice Faye Show on radio.
I think I did too.
I was born on Christmas of 1940. The last Christmas before the War. I was only a tyke, four and 1/2 when the War ended. but i must have heard all this music in the background and i have loved it for over 80 years. The words make sense, they are memorable and not, as many are today, misogynistic.
Beautiful voice, beautiful lady.
My late Mother's favorite song and I'm dedicating it to you now Mom!💕🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀
Me too
This is by far the best version of this song, even better than Alice Faye's original version in "Hello, Frisco, Hello". You can tell that Alice Faye poured her whole soul into it. Her voice is so amazingly feminine and loving, which must have touched the heart of every G.I. who listened to it so far from home. I love Vera Lynn, but this rendition tops it by a mile.
"You'll Never Know" is truly one of the greatest ballads in the history of motion pictures and certainly deserved its Oscar for Best Original Song in 1943.
I became so fond of this song watching "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" on Cinemax at age 11, but it sure takes on a new meaning, widowed last Wednesday. To all those who've loved and lost.
I saw Alice sing this song in the original picture in 1944. Still sounds grea!
Thank you for this wonderful clip!
The GI.I.'s loved this song, and while a lot of singers covered it (and covered it wee), Ms Faye really did own it!
The only one who came close was Vera Lynn, from England. Check it out.
I only like Alice Faye's version and Anne Shelton's version too! Both were amazing especially Alice Faye
They saw their own wives and girlfriends as they watched and listened to the words. Homesick and missing everybody in their lives. It was a godawful war!
GORGEOUS... Thank you for posting this gem.....What a beautiful singer and actress !!!!
One of the very most beautiful tunes there ever was.
THIS IMMENSELY TALENTED AND CLASSY LADY HERE SALUTES THE BRAVE MEN AND WOMEN OF " THE GREATEST GENERATION " WHO PUT THEIR LIVES ON THE LINE EVERY HOUR IN THE NAME OF FREEDOM SUCCESSFULLY STOPPING AN OUT OF CONTROL MADMAN
Truly my favorite version of this dear old song.
Thank you Harry Warren & Mack Gordon(lyricist) for composing this WW2 classic.
Bravo, dear Miss Faye ! You are not forgotten, and still loved.❤💯
The year I was born. I love this song, and no one does it better. Harry
Alice Faye's version of You'll Never Know is the best, a beautiful lady!
My mother this was her favorite song to the man she loved
Dang, Alice Faye has a Beautiful Singing Voice.
I'm head over heels in love with Alice Faye. Why was I born too late?
Beautiful voice that stands time
amazingly beautiful. love it very much. It stimulates my lacrimal gland to produce tears. the best version. this is the music of a soul in love with the Creator. You'll never know what God only knows. God bless you all.
Long live the boys in the army.
Missing you grandmother…🙏
Only a kid then, before Hollywood got their hands on her and changed her so much. Maybe only about 18?
Born 5 May 1915, Ms. Faye was 29 when this picture was made. She always took very good care of herself.
The definitive version.
linda canção, bonita voz e bonita garota dos distantes anos 40! 👏🏼
Song featured in the shape of water.
Yeah in Guillermo Del Toro's Best Picture of 2017.
beautiful perfect voice for the dong 3:12 ❤
Patriotism at its finnest!
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful! But, she never blinks?
That was/is considered a big "no no" in the movies; Alice was an expert at it.
Yeah she Never Blinks at All which is Ironically Enough.
No sé porque me recuerda a Karen Carpenter!!!😮😮😮😲😲😲😲😲😲😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
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