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The Blue Diamonds ( The Blue Diamonds)īill Henderson with the Oscar Peterson TrioĬount Basie with The Alan Copeland Singers Michael Holliday with The Norrie Paramor Orchestra and featuring the Michael Sammes Singers Ray Charles with The Raelets featuring Margie Hendrix - With The Ray Charles Big Band - Arr. Tony Sheridan & The Beat Brothers ĭodo Greene accompanied by The Ike Quebec Quintet Jack Warner with The Mike Sammes Singers and Orchestra Jan and Kjeld with Gert Wilden and His Orchestra Pat Dodd and His Boys - Michael Sammes Singers Nat "King" Cole with Orchestra conducted by Nelson RiddleĬarl Smith, Rosemary Clooney, Gene Autry, Don Cherry, The Collins Kids with The TunesmithsĪndre Williams - Todd Rhodes and His Orchestraĭig Richards and The R' Jays with The New Notes Harry Roy and His Band (Vocalists: Harry Roy, Marjorie Kingsley & Renee Lister) Lawrence Welk and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Parnell Grina and Shirlie Grundyīing Crosby with Orchestra directed by Victor Young Jimmie Davis with Charles Mitchell's Orchestra Currently, only Davis is registered as the composer and author of the song.īMI Licensing Request a synchronization license When it was copyrighted in 1940 it was attributed to Jimmie Davis and Charles Mitchell. Although the source is very authoritative, also this theory cannot be proven for certain. Toru Mitsui (Kanazawa University), the song was written in 1933 by Oliver Hood. Another unconfirmed story, but at least it would explain why they were the first to record it. 3) An unknown lady singer from South Carolina wrote the song and offered it to the Pine Ridge Boys. 2) Jimmie Davis wrote it in the early twenties. Some time later, Mitchell sold his share to Davis. There are at least four theories about it: 1) Paul Rice wrote it in 1937, inspired by a letter from a fan, and sold his rights to Jimmie Davis and Charles Mitchell in 1940. The real author of this song will probably stay unknown forever. Written by Jimmie Davis Copyright date JanuLanguage English Comments
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