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In Reply to: RE: Actually I believe it was the orginal Fanny Brice that recorded it first.... posted by patrickU on October 27, 2007 at 11:16:39
Edith Piaf was born in 1915.....she recorded it much later as evidenced here....
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No doubt, you are right! It is always the same, you are raised with the inner assurance that something belong to some one, like a twin brother to...And you discover that it is not like that.
So now who sang this song the best....
I've been defending my love for her since I was 13....It's no different now @ 52...this song from On A Clear Day sealed the deal for me.....for me she will always be the best...she has never been the most technically/pitch perfect singer....but NO ONE delivers the emotional impact of song better IMO....
As a kid I did not her voice at all, I found her old fashioned and nerving.
Much later, it stated with Funny Girl I get use to her singing and then it came..I loved her voice and her " Papa can you hear me..." and many songs.
Now I prefer Piaf for that particular song, too bad I could not find it on the net...Mon Homme...
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