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Words and Music by : Fred Brooks - Lester Judson | |||
Recorded by Harry
Belafonte Recording date: Jan 4, 1954 (14:00-18:00) Master number: E4VB 2804-B Playing time: 2:22 Producer: Joe Carlton Hugo Winterhalter: leader; H. Ross: contractor; Millard Thomas: guitar; Arnold Fishkin: bass; Nathan Foodman: drums; William Rodriguez: drums; Buster Davis: piano, Thomas Parshley: flute: Edwin Brown: oboe; Clifford Heather: trombone; Lou McGarity: trombone; Donald Lipsey: trumpet; R. D. McMickle: trumpet; Charles Margulis: trumpet; Maurice Bialkin: cello; Martin Lake: cello; Sidney Brecher: viola; John DiJanni: viola; Felix Buldrini: violin; Harry Glickman: violin; Jasha Herzog: violin; Harry Melnikoff: violin; Felix Orlewitz: violin; Julius Schacter: violin; Ray Charles, Jack Brown, Murray Kane, Mel Larned, Edwin Lindstroem, Earl Rogers and Alan Sokoloff: vocal chorus. 78 : B-10710, 20-5722 45 : 47-5722 CD: BCD16262, GSS-5381, |
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Lyrics: She's pretty as a rainbow after the rain She's softer than a kitten and sweeter than cane She's fairer than the flowers that bloom on the hill She's mine and I love her and I always will The first time I saw her my first day in town The strangest thing happen the world spinned around At first she didn't see me so how was she to know My heart almost stopped beating kept on repeating She's pretty as a rainbow after the rain She's softer than a kitten and sweeter than cane She's fairer than the flowers that bloom on the hill She's mine and I love her and I always will Though we've never spoken and we've never met The thrill of her beauty is hard to forget But one day I'll tell her 'cause one day she'll be The joy of my life when I make her my wife, 'cause She's pretty as a rainbow after the rain She's softer than a kitten and sweeter than cane She's fairer than the flowers that bloom on the hill She's mine and I love her and I always will |
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