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2012年02月23日(木) 06:15

Sweet Sue, Just You

Lyrics:Will J. Harris
Music:Victor Young

The song was published in 1928.

In all likelihood the West Coast-based band of Earl Burtnett
may have introduced this number,
as his version hit the charts in June, 1928.

Since “Sweet Sue” wasn’t introduced in a Broadway show or a film,
it’s a little difficult to ascertain who actually premiered the tune.
A recording by a Chicago band led by pianist Charlie Straight
may have been the first, since composer Victor Young was a member
of Ted Fio Rito’s Orchestra in Chicago
when the song was published in 1928
and was also doing freelance arranging
for a number of Chicago bands.
Young had also been a member of drummer Ben Pollack’s band,
which recorded the tune in April, 1928,
probably using an arrangement by Young.




Every star above
Knows the one I love:
Sweet Sue - just you!

And the moon on high
Knows the reason why:
Sweet Sue - is you!

No one else it seems,
Ever shared my dreams,
Without you I don't know what I'd do.

In this heart of mine,
You live all the time,
Ooh, Sue - just you!





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