Connie Francis & Perry Como - Anniversary Song 

So glad you like it Edgar. Thanks!

THIS IS NIT, REPEAT, NOT CINNIE FRANCUS. IT IS A SCAMMING PARASITE ILLEGALLY IMPERSONATING HER.

Thank you

@@conniefrancis4743 So great to have such hearty massage. It's a bit difficult for me to say anything at all Enlish is not my mother tounge. You are the first English song singer that trapped me into the world of music. My first long play album is you .I will find time to dig it out from my collection which I kept since 1968.

@@wzara So sorry to advise that you have been conned by a despicable imposter. The real Connie is at ru-vid.com/show-UCY3HWPXENKiQUcBYHmRwa9A

THIS IT.I AM 75 AND LOVES THIS MUSIC. CLASSIC WORLD MELODY. GOOD SONGS, GOOD MEMORIES. GREETINGS FROM BULGARIA 🇧🇬

Beautiful sentiment. This song was composed in 1880 in Romania by Iosif Ivanovici and made its way to becoming an American classic when Al Jolson and Saul Chaplin gave this classical waltz English lyrics and it was heard in the 1947 movie The Jolson Story.

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@@conniefrancis4743 *Are you the REAL Connie Francis??* There's a lot of phonies who use other famous people's names on the internet just to fool people, you know? But just in case, I'm going to save this post for the rest of my life. I'm 74-years old now and grew up with you, first listening to your songs over my $10. transistor radio, and now listening to it on iTunes and the internet, things that we didn't have in "The Good Old Days," when I first saw you on American Band Stand. I even mourned when I learned that you and Bobby Darin broke up, taken from us far too soon. My favorite song of all time would have to be "Where the Boys Are," and I actually love it so much that even though I'm a man, I actually recorded it myself, changing the lyrics to "Where the GIRLS Are," even happily discovering that we sing it in the same key, just one octave lower. Whenever I sing it, I dedicate it to you, "The greatest female singer who ever lived." So many young people have never even heard of our rock pioneers, so I try to correct that problem the best I can. If this is actually you, Connie, I truly believe that your voice was God given, a gift to all who enjoy good music, from "Stupid Cupid" to "Mama." With all the junk kids listen to today (things like "rap" music, which isn't really music at all), it makes me long for the kind of music that made all our lives so wonderful and magical. It seemed like such an innocent time, you know? Please know that there are still millions just like me who both love and support you and your music, and appreciate your major contribution to American music. Long after all of us are gone, your golden voice will echo through the ages. God Bless, and Happy New Year!!! -Tiffsaver.

@@conniefrancis4743 Dear Ms. Francis, Thank you for writing back to me. I just left your manager Ron Roberts an email with my name and contact information today and I'd love to speak with you!! All the best, and talk soon.

@@conniefrancis4743 Tried to, but You Tube won't allow it. Please contact your press agent Ron Roberts for my info that I sent him yesterday. Love to talk with you.

@@conniefrancis4743 If you are actually Connie Francis, you will simply have your manager Ron Roberts tell you about me and he will be happy to forward you my personal information as I just mentioned, twice. This site will not accept email addresses. If you are indeed Ms. Francis, have a Happy and Healthy New Year!!!

@@conniefrancis4743 Dear Imposter: I personally contacted the owner of this channel directly, Ron Roberts. He informed me that you are definitely NOT Connie Francis, as I had first suspected all along. I suggest that you go back to playing with your video games in your mother's basement, because your scam has just been discovered. Go away, and stay away.

Thank you Ken. This duet is sublime! Would love to get permission to release it as a digital single on Concetta Records!

I endorse your comments, Mike!

That is correct. English lyrics were provided by AL Jolson to a reworking of the melody by Saul Chaplin.

@@conniefrancis4743 Kiitos sinulle ja Perry Comolle tästä esityksestä . Siinä on rakkauslaulu ,vailla vertaa.Oli ihanaa ,että löysin tämän RU-vid'ista . I Love you .

Myös mieheni ja minun häävalssi 1969 ja tyttäreni ja miehensä 1997. Ihana❤️

Niin kaunis ❤ Todellinen rakkauslaulu.Kyyneleet tulevat silmiin ja tuntuu sydämessä ja sielussa ❤❤❤❤ ​@@tellervosantaranta1962

Afraid it didn't work.. Perry really was a great crooner. But Connie took this one

@@conniefrancis4743 Thank you so much for taking the time to talk with me. I really appreciate all the great music you have been a part of for quite a few yeas.

@@CarlDuke Sorry to disappoint., You have been conned by a despicable imposter! The real Connie is at ru-vid.com/show-UCY3HWPXENKiQUcBYHmRwa9A

@@ronroberts Thank you. From what was said to me I began to suspect that was so. Thanks for confirming that.

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@@chuchu7831 you are most welcome

@@bluelove1444 Nice to meet you❤🙋‍♀️

@@bluelove1444 🙋‍♀️ I like❤ Perry Como🤴 Dean Martin🤴 Yves Montand🤴 Are they both Italian❤🙋‍♀️

@@chuchu7831 Dean Martin yes sure italian but the last one i dont know him 🤔🤔🤔