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Tom Smith (That's Me) Singing "There's Always Me"
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Released as a single in September 1952. With the Hugo Winterhalter orchestra and chorus. Pictured are Peerce and Winterhalter. Introduced by Danny Kaye in the movie, " Hans Christian Andersen". Original Billboard review: "Story ballad from the new "Hans Christian Andersen" flick, is read tenderly by Peerce with the Winterhalter ork and chorus providing a dreamy background". Julius La Rosa had the most popular version of the song. Other versions in release in 1952 were by Tony Bennett, Danny Kaye, Mel Torme, Fran Warren and an instrumental version by Hugo Winterhalter. Later versions were recorded by artists including Gene Pitney, Ed Ames and Earl Wrightson. Written by Frank Loesser. B-side is "Maria, My Own", which I have also posted.
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