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1. Ebullient trumpeter Roy Eldridge’s version of Tommy Dorsey’s theme song is one of the few early jazz recordings of the tune. Roy is in top form, and it’s a shame that there’s a so-so vocal instead of more great trumpet. Tenor saxophonist Stan Getz recorded one of the first faster tempo versions of the tune in while in Sweden. He’s accompanied by a fine rhythm section of.

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2. I'm Getting Sentimental Over You Lyrics: I was just another who laughed at romance / I said it was not for me / Then you made your entrance and right at a glance / I knew it was meant to be.

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3. Nic, thanks for posting this song. The B side of the record is "Was I to blame for falling in love with you" another romantic gem. The site that these songs are on, is a great resource for discovering and downloading wonderful songs for research and education.

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4. I'm Getting Sentimental Over You Lyrics: Never thought I'd fall, but now I hear love call / I'm getting sentimental over you / Things you say and do, just thrill me through and through / I'm.

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5. Print and download lead sheets for I'm Getting Sentimental Over You by Tommy Dorsey Includes complete lyrics in F Major (transposable). chord symbols and melody line of a song and are rarely more than one page in length. Musicians will often use these skeletons to improvise their own arrangements. Im Getting Sentimental Over You.

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6. Never thought I'd fall But now I hear the call I'm getting sentimental over you Things you say and do Just thrill me through and through I'm getting sentimental over you Once I wondered why I'd sit at home and sigh I'm getting sentimental over you Words cannot describe This poetry inside I'm getting sentimental over you.

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7. Shop and Buy I'm Getting Sentimental Over You sheet music. jazz ensemble sheet music book by Tom Matta: UNC Jazz Press at Sheet Music Plus: The World Largest Selection of Sheet Music. (NC).

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8. Andy Cole on his album Sentimental Over You (EMI/Columbia, ). Bing Crosby recorded the song for his album Feels Good, Feels Right (). The band They Might Be Giants covered this song in the mids and released it on their compilation, Then: The Earlier Years. Maynard Ferguson on his live double album M.F. Horn 4&5: Live At.

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