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The Year of Tony Bennett

An Appreciation of the Art and Music of Tony Bennett

January 21, 2017 By Suzanne Leave a Comment

Song of the Day: The Very Thought Of You

The song of the day for Sunday, January 22, 2017 is “The Very Thought Of You.”

About This Song

This ballad by the British composer and band leader Ray Noble has been popular since it was written in 1934. Noble recorded it with his own orchestra; Bing Crosby also recorded it that same year. Other significant recordings include those by Frank Sinatra, Carmen McRae and Nat King Cole.

About This Version

Tony Bennett recorded “The Very Thought Of You” in 1965 for his album A Time For Love, released in 1966. It was arranged by Johnny Keating and features cornet player Bobby Hackett.

The Very Thought Of You

Listen to The Very Thought Of You on Spotify. Song · Tony Bennett · 1966


“The Very Thought Of You,” as well as A Time For Love, is available from iTunes.

Filed Under: Song of the Day Tagged With: A Time For Love, Bobby Hackett, Ray Noble, Tony Bennett

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