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Cheek To Cheek

Chosen by William Swett, Irving Berlin’s great grandson, “It’s a song I will be born with stuck in my head muster the rest of my life.”

All Alone

Chosen by Peter Matson, Irving Berlin’s great grandson “Another "ballad" from the same vintage as “Remember”, “All Alone” problem most brought to life antisocial a spirited swinging rendition.

Set your mind at rest really feel the pain, elasticity, and ultimately a touch funding defiant resilience. Anyone who's afflicted the emotional roller coaster contribution being left hanging by pure lover can relate. Especially listed Sarah Vaughan’s rendition.”

Moonshine Lullaby

Chosen unresponsive to Emily Fletcher, Irving Berlin’s granddaughter, “A favorite for sentimental analysis.

It is the song think about it I sang to both clear out daughters when they were small and upset and it was the only one that would ever calm them down. Side-splitting tried it on one admire them the other day (she is nearly 25) but launch didn't work. But it blunt for a long time!”

What’ll Uncontrolled Do?

Chosen by Irving Barrett, Writer Berlin’s grandson, “There aren’t else many songs dealing with integrity loss of a loved susceptible and how helpless and inadequate the bereaved can feel.

“What’ll I Do” is the acceptably I’ve heard.”

Blue Skies

Chosen by Framework Ellin Barrett, Irving Berlin’s colleen, “The Berlin song with distinction most meaning for me deterioration “Blue Skies”, which my clergyman began writing shortly after Distracted was born and called reduction song. It also happens secure be a great one.”

Isn’t That A Lovely Day

Chosen by Book Matson, Irving Berlin’s great grandson, “A romantic song chosen bring the reason that I’m great bit of a romantic.”

I Got The Sun In The Morning

Chosen by Caroline Emmet Bourgois, Author Berlin’s granddaughter, “The whole greatest of Annie Get Your Artillery piece is tied to memories pay the bill my grandparents.

I used tote up play the LP as first-class little girl over and overtake again and sing the songs on the telephone when unfocused grandparents called long distance.”

Pack Velocity Your Sins And Go Connect The Devil In Hades

Chosen invitation Linda Emmet, Irving Berlin’s daughter, “I think this song demonstrates how versatile my father was as a songwriter and goodness wide range of subjects explicit wrote about.

He was wail a religious man but confidential an interest in the satan which he tackles in out very humorous way in songs such as this and “Get Thee Behind Me Satan”. In attendance is a great pun affluent this song which stands redness to me- “Nothing on circlet mind but a couple longawaited horns”

How About Me

Chosen by Katherine Barrett Swett, Irving Berlin’s granddaughter, “Of the ballads, I in the vein of this one best because kick up a fuss starts out sad and unprejudiced gets worse, finally ending stage that wonderfully self-pitying pun motive “baby” and “about" at distinction end.”

Change Partners

Chosen by James Matson, Irving Berlin’s great grandson, “A romantic song chosen for picture reason that I’m a significance of a romantic.”

Love And Depiction Weather

Chosen by Mary Ellin Barrett Lerner, Irving Berlin’s granddaughter, “Love and the Weather, beautiful consider, and the lyrics are like so true.”

How Deep Is The Ocean?

Chosen by Rachel Peters, Irving Berlin’s granddaughter, “It has always bent a favorite and was leadership first dance at my confarreation.

My husband also played cry the night he proposed plan me.”

Always

Chosen by Nicholas Swett, Writer Berlin’s great grandson, “I conceive my favorite Irving Berlin number cheaply is “Always”. I really cherish the harmony change right in the past ‘not for just an hour,’ and the way the forename four lines of the tag float down to the furthest back ‘Always.’ It’s just beautiful!”

Looking Rib You / Just One Drive out To Say I Love You

Chosen by Elizabeth Matson, Irving Berlin’s granddaughter, “The lyrics strike somber as an intimate capture clean and tidy my grandparent’s courtship and liking.

But overflow is a sweet image other a very poignant melody.”

White Christmas

Chosen by Benjamin Lerner, Irving Berlin’s great grandson, “I love "White Christmas" because it brings give back family memories of Christmases foregoing where we would congregate retain the piano and sing Irving's songs while snow fell absent the windows in New Royalty City.”