The Slickers first recorded it in 1944 with Carl Grayson supplying the vocal; their biggest all-time hit, it reached number four on the charts according to Joel Whitburn.
It was their biggest all-time hit, reaching No.4 on the charts, according to Joel Whitburn. The Slickers first recorded it in 1944 with Carl Grayson supplying the vocal.
The Slickers first recorded it in 1944 with Carl Grayson supplying the vocal. It was their biggest all-time hit, reaching No.4 on the charts, according to Joel Whitburn.
The Slickers first recorded it in 1944 with Carl Grayson supplying the vocal. It was their biggest all-time hit, reaching No.4 on the charts, according to Joel Whitburn.