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To Know You ( Is To Love You )
- Music by
Robert Allen and lyrics by
Allan Roberts , 1952
- Charlie Deitcher Productions, Inc. /
Music Sales Corp. ~ ASCAP
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- With Mitchell Ayres' Orchestra
- and The Fontane Sisters / Betty Hutton
- Produced by Dave Kapp
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- Recorded at Manhattan Center, New York City
- Final Recording Time 2:40
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SESSION MUSICIANS
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- Orchestra
- EVENING 7:00 TO 10:30 PM
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- Conductor: Mitchell Ayres
- Contractor: Henry Ross
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- Trumpet ~ Melven Solomon, James Maxwell,
James Milazzo
- Trombone ~ Lou McGarity, John
D'agostino, Warren Covington
- Sax ~ Harry Terrill, Bernard Kaufman,
Stanley Webb, Philip Zolkind
- Piano ~ Henry Rowland
- Guitar ~ Danny Perri
- Bass ~ Robert Haggart
- Drums ~ Terry Snyder
- Accordion ~ Nicholas Periot
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- Recorded June
19, 1952 ~
Matrix No. E2VB-6610 Take 1
- 1A ( Betty Hutton )
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- Remake September 09, 1952
~ Matrix No. E2VB-6610 Take 2 - 2A ( The Fontane Sisters )
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- Single release:
RCA-78RPM-20-4959
- Single Flip Side: "My
Lady Loves to Dance"
- US Chart Position No. 19
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| Lyrics | 1959 Version | 1959 Lyrics | Digital Finder | Album Links |
| Alphabetical 'NR' List | Chronological 'NR' List |
- With Mitchell Ayres' Orchestra
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and The Fontane Sisters
- Produced by Dave Kapp
- Recorded at Manhattan Center, New York City
- Final Recording
September 9, 1952
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| A Bushel and a Peck | She's a Lady | The Last Straw |
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Notes: ~ album credits for
"Dreamer's Holiday" list this track as being recorded with Betty
Hutton
- but in fact it is with The Fontane Sisters. The listing was
corrected for it's supposed second release
- within the 1965 Camden album
"No Other Love" but the track included there was Perry's 1959
- recording from the RCA album "Como Swings" where he sings in
duet with his choral director
- Ray Charles. Perry is known to have recorded
four
songs with Betty Hutton, the first two on
- September 12, 1950, including "A Bushel & A
Peck" and "She's a Lady", followed by two
- unreleased songs
on June 19, 1952, including "The Last Straw" and "To Know You ( Is to Love
You )",
- the latter which was remade with the Fontane Sisters in September of
that year.
