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"If I Had You" is a 1928 song by "Irving King" (James Campbell and Reginald Connelly), currently public domainified. People that know me very well know that I'm a bit apprehensive about doing slow tempo ballads (so Impsie, if this bombs, I told ya so!!)
This is dedicated in the memory of Margaret Whiting, a very fine singer that recently went to that Big Recording Studio in the Sky, who also recorded this with much success in the 1950s.
Arrangement and accompaniment: Mr. Alan McPike.
Vocal: MJK (who sometimes forgot to open his mouth on this)
This is dedicated in the memory of Margaret Whiting, a very fine singer that recently went to that Big Recording Studio in the Sky, who also recorded this with much success in the 1950s.
Arrangement and accompaniment: Mr. Alan McPike.
Vocal: MJK (who sometimes forgot to open his mouth on this)
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Lyrics
From the 1957 Capitol Records LP, "MJK Sings Romantic Songs for People Who are Too Horny"










































Relic67
no need to be apprehensive, you pull this off as well as everything else you do! good stuff.