Wonder Why (song)
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Wonder Why ist ein Song, der von Nikolaus Brodszky (Musik) und Sammy Cahn (Text) geschrieben und 1951 veröffentlicht wurde. Brodszky und Cahn schrieben Wonder Why für den Film (Rich, Young and Pretty 1951, Regie: Norman Taurog). Im Film wurde der Film von Vic Damone, Jane Powell und The Four Freshmen gesungen. Das Lied war 1952 in der Kategorie Bester Song für den Oscar nominiert. Die ersten Zeilen des Lieds lauten: Wonder why I’m not myself of lateI’m feeling strangely great, I wonder whyI suppose some changes could explainWhy I walk in the rain, just let him try.
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"Wonder Why" is a song written by Nicholas Brodszky (music) and Sammy Cahn (lyrics), published in 1951. Brodszky and Cahn wrote for "Wonder Why" for the film Rich, Young and Pretty (1951, directed by Norman Taurog). In the film, the song is sung by Vic Damone, Jane Powell and The Four Freshmen. The song was nominated for an Oscar in 1952 in the category Best Song. The first few lines of the song are as follows: Wonder why I'm not myself of lateI'm feeling strangely great, I wonder whyI suppose some genius could explainWhy I walk in the rain, just let him try.
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Wonder Why ist ein Song, der von Nikolaus Brodszky (Musik) und Sammy Cahn (Text) geschrieben und 1951 veröffentlicht wurde. Brodszky und Cahn schrieben Wonder Why für den Film (Rich, Young and Pretty 1951, Regie: Norman Taurog). Im Film wurde der Film von Vic Damone, Jane Powell und The Four Freshmen gesungen. Das Lied war 1952 in der Kategorie Bester Song für den Oscar nominiert. Die ersten Zeilen des Lieds lauten: Wonder why I’m not myself of lateI’m feeling strangely great, I wonder whyI suppose some changes could explainWhy I walk in the rain, just let him try. Vic Damones Plattenaufnahme des Songs, die bei Mercury Records erschien, erreichte im September 1951 #21 der US-Hitparaden. Wonder Why wurde in den 1950er-Jahren von zahlreichen Musikern gecovert, u. a. von Billy Eckstine, Tex Beneke, Milt Jackson, Maynard Ferguson, der Dizzy Gillespie Big Band, Tyree Glenn, Sam Donahue, Tal Farlow, Melba Liston, Shelly Manne und Red Garland, in Europa auch von Sonya Hedenbratt. Tom Lord listet 85 Coverversionen des Titels. In späteren Jahren wurde Wonder Why u. a. auch von Alan Broadbent, Cedar Walton und Bill Evans (The Secret Sessions) eingespielt.
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"Wonder Why" is a song written by Nicholas Brodszky (music) and Sammy Cahn (lyrics), published in 1951. Brodszky and Cahn wrote for "Wonder Why" for the film Rich, Young and Pretty (1951, directed by Norman Taurog). In the film, the song is sung by Vic Damone, Jane Powell and The Four Freshmen. The song was nominated for an Oscar in 1952 in the category Best Song. The first few lines of the song are as follows: Wonder why I'm not myself of lateI'm feeling strangely great, I wonder whyI suppose some genius could explainWhy I walk in the rain, just let him try. Vic Damone's recording of the song was issued by Mercury Records and reached number 21 on the US charts in September 1951. "Wonder Why" was covered in the 1950s by numerous musicians, including Billy Eckstine, Tex Beneke, Milt Jackson, Maynard Ferguson, the Dizzy Gillespie Big Band, Tyree Glenn, Sam Donahue, Tal Farlow, Kay Armen, Melba Liston, Shelly Manne and Red Garland in the U.S., and Sonya Hedenbratt in Sweden. Tom Lord lists 85 cover versions of the song. In later years, "Wonder Why" was recorded by Alan Broadbent, Cedar Walton and Bill Evans (The Secret Sessions). Michael Feinstein recorded the song on his 1989 CD, The M.G.M. Album. Carmen McRae recorded it in 1991 on her last recording, Sarah: Dedicated to You. Denver pianist Ellyn Rucker recorded it in 1991 for her 1992 album Live in New Orleans
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