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Always Faithful

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This album bring back memories of my parents music when we were a very young family. I can remember my parents hearing these tunes come on the radio and spontaneously dancing about the kitchen of our beach house. The romance of the era, the feelings of being separated from loved ones and the hopes that when the horror of the conflicts were over all would return to normal are now universal, especially with our armed forces once again in harms way fighting for freedom. These classic tunes aren't just for those of the older generations. These songs set a mood that every romantic will love. Bobbie's smooth, silky, sultry voice dances amoung the fine arrangements like a ballerina with grace and definition. I'd recommend this CD to anyone who loves sitting by the fireside with their lover, sipping champagne and munching on strawberries. This is definately your soundtrack. I especially love her rendition of "As Time Goes By." And you can count on this CD being out during the holidays. With "Stardust" and "I'll be home for Christmas" it sets the mood for a great celebration of Life. Thanks Bobbie for bring back precious memories and for providing a soundtrack for making more of my own.

In 1943 I was with the U.S. Army Air Force in North Africa. The girl I was to marry was home in Kentucky. She and her mother were listening to the radio. "You'll Never Know" came on the radio which brought tears to my girl friends eyes. In that moment her mother realized ours was more than just a casual friendship. We have now been married over 58 years and "You'll Newer Know" has become our theme song. Bobbie Lee Norman does marvelous renditions of that song and the other WWII song on the CD. We play "Always Faithful" on our stereo each evening after we retire for the night.

In 1943 I was with the U.S. Army Air Force in North Africa. The girl I was to marry was home in Kentucky. She and her mother were listening to the radio. Dinah Shore came on singing "You'll Never Know" which brought tears to my girl friends eyes. In that moment her mother realized ours was more than just a casual friendship. We have now been married over 58 years and "You'll Newer Know" has become our theme song. Bobbie Lee Norman does marvelous renditions of that song and the other WWII song on the CD. We play "Always Faithful" on our stereo each evening after we retire for the night.