I only have eyes for you by Al Jolson

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Description: Released on the Brunswick label in the mid-late 1940s. This song has been covered by many artists but the biggest hit version in the UK was by Art Garfunkel in 1975.
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Simon69878 ::: Favorites Al Jolson caricature wasn't thin, he was a very great star and singer. This version is greater and so beautiful, it's so much better then the later versions. The later versions are terrible and are made for teenagers, not for adults. These later versions are so awful in compare of Al Jolson his version. He was the greatest star ever. 07-10-27 17:09:39 __________________________________________________
Simon69878 ::: Favorites Al Jolson sounds so great on this version. This version is so great and better then the later versions. Al Jolson was a great star and singer. He's one of my favorites. 07-10-27 17:04:06 __________________________________________________
upthehmmers ::: Favorites Beautiful song, sung by the best singer ever. Thanks for reminding us of how great the man was!!!! 07-10-22 09:01:29 __________________________________________________
diamondtrinket ::: Favorites brilliant,loved it ,thanks 07-09-17 16:35:02 __________________________________________________
eddobanks ::: Favorites I don' know about that. Jolson's mammyesque caricature wears thin. The song has no soul. The Flamencos and the Platters did it much better and I even think William Hung could do it better. 07-09-08 23:50:53 __________________________________________________
perfectjazz78 ::: Favorites By the '40's Decca owned the Brunswick label 07-08-11 11:43:17 __________________________________________________
busterharley ::: Favorites Simply great ! No one except Jolson could do justice to this great song. 07-06-29 15:19:47 __________________________________________________
fromthesidelines ::: Favorites Aj Jolson originally recorded for the American Brunswick label during the '20s and early '30s, so it's interesting to see this later recording released on his "original" label! This was originally released on {American} Decca in 1947, at the time he found new popularity as a result of "The Jolson Story" and his "KRAFT MUSIC HALL" radio show at the time. 07-06-27 14:29:43 __________________________________________________
bwiggs6 ::: Favorites A PURE VOICE, ONE OF A KIND. THANKS!bw 07-06-16 15:50:47 __________________________________________________
28drago ::: Favorites Simply beautiful. The greatest singer ever... 07-04-11 16:44:21 __________________________________________________