of "The Wayward Wind" fame which ended Elvis' first number 1 record's run.
Never cared for that song very much, to be honest.."Wind", that is, not "Heartbreak Hotel".
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RIP Gogi Grant
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I love it. I've sung it. In front of Actual People.
I've seen her sing it on at least one oldies show.
I've seen her sing it on at least one oldies show.
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I like the song a lot, probably because I heard it so much when I was a kid. I can't say I'll miss that "lush voice" because I've heard it very little over the past few decades (maybe a Time-Life special here or there), but, as the local radio station says, it's part of the "soundtrack of my life."
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