Miracle of Love (1956)

The Perkins House in Colfax, WA has a large number of historical items. Including phonograph records, many more than a hundred years old and containing songs seldom if ever heard today. Many of these records are made of shellac, not vinyl. We in the Perkins House are honored to share our collection with you.
Miracle of Love (1956)

COLUMBIA - # 40708 (side A)
Bob Merrill, composer
Eileen Rodgers, vocalist
Ray Conniff and his Orchestra and Chorus, instrumentalists and backup vocals
Issued 1956
A whippoorwill awakens
And she tells the golden morn
That while the world was sleeping
Some new whippoorwills were born
Showing the lark and the dove
Another miracle of love

A bee begins a buzzin'
Makin' honey out of dew
And roses by the dozen
Bloom where flowers never grew
Warmed by the sun from above
Another miracle of love

Yes, I believe in miracles
That miracles come true
Dear, I believe in miracles
Just look at me and you

Two strangers in the morning
Then two friends this afternoon
Now strangers in the morning
Are two sweethearts 'neath the moon
Close as a hand in a glove
Another miracle of love

A ring upon my finger
And a hand enclosed in mine
An ivy covered cottage
And a little world in time
That is the sweet story of
Another miracle of love
Eileen Rodgers (July 10, 1930 – July 13, 2003) was an American singer and Broadway performer. her most successful single being "Miracle of Love" in 1956, which reached number 18 and 24 respectively, on the Billboard and Cash Box pop charts. - Wikipedia
The Columbia Graphophone Company, founded in 1887, was a major player in the early recording industry alongside competitors like the Edison Phonograph Company and the Victor Talking Machine Company. The company went through several reorganizations and different corporate identities over its history. The Columbia trademark was eventually sold to Sony Music Entertainment in 1990.

Видео Miracle of Love (1956) канала Frank White