Harry James "I Surrender Dear"

From the three disc set Harry James & His Orchestra, Bandstand Memories 1938-1948.
Hindsight Records.
1994.
This track comes from an April 3, 1939 broadcast out of the Madhattan Room in New York. The 1932 ballad was one of the first hits for Bing Crosby. The song was written by Gordon Clifford and Harry barris. A March 1964 live recording for MGM is the only other version believed to be available.
The Harry James Legacy.
The recordings in this boxed set were made available by Sal Monte and Viola Monte from a private collection of broadcast transcriptions her husband, PeeWee had made during the years he was Harry James band manager and good friend. They were recorded on 10 inch, 12 inch and 16 inch transcription disks.

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This recording clearly explains why Harry James is still listened to today. Quite excellent and difficult arrangements too.

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If only this was on SoundCloud 😪

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T- I3ONE -ROCKS can’t find much classic music on soundcloud, how did you find this song?