Peg O' My Heart

[GeorgeH76]

Just one more of my favorite "The Three Suns" tunes they recorded in the '40s.

Played in the keys of G - E flat - F

 

[Dingo40]

George,
Nice choice, well played!??

 

[boxplayer4000]

Is this tune called 'After You've Gone'?
Nice accordion sound for this type of tune, plenty jazz chords, very relaxed. Thanks.

 

[JIM D.]

George played a fine rendition of "Peg 'O' My Heart.
The song "After You've Gone" is a truly different tune --

 

[nagant27]

Great playing and nice sound. I used to play this song with my dads band when I was in college on piano. He played a cordovox at the time. People always sang along, must have been a real popular song in its day. Before my time!

 

[JIM D.]

It's still very popular here in the US mainly played at Irish /American gatherings. --- (Wish I had a Nickle for every time I've played this.)




It was made popular here in 1947 Pop music by the "3 Suns". ---




Sounds very much like George's version

 

[Dingo40]

Very nice, Jim: thanks for the clips!??

 

[GeorgeH76]

It's still very popular here in the US mainly played at Irish /American gatherings. --- (Wish I had a Nickle for every time I've played this.)




It was made popular here in 1947 Pop music by the "3 Suns". ---




Sounds very much like George's version

Actually, George's version sounds like the three suns version That's where I got the Three differents keys G-E flat-F from...and to try to play the song REAL SLOW. I had to use FINALE PrintMusic to enter from a lead sheet I had and then transpose...some musicians can do this in their head but no way could I do it.