So in Love
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"So in Love" is a popular song, written by Cole Porter, from his 1948 musical Kiss Me, Kate, based on Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew. It was further popularized by Patti Page in 1949.
The Page recording was issued by Mercury Records as catalog number 5230, and first reached the Billboard chart on February 12, 1949, lasting 2 weeks and peaking at #13.
The song has been recorded by many other significant female singers, including Peggy Lee and Ella Fitzgerald.
[edit] Recorded versions
- Julie Andrews - 1989
- Josephine Barstow & Thomas Hampson - 1990
- Shirley Bassey - 1961
- Mimi Benzell - 1959
- Vikki Carr
- Rondi Charleston - 2001
- Andy Cole - 1958
- Bing Crosby - 1949
- Plácido Domingo - 1991
- Tommy Dorsey & His Orch. (vocal: Denny Dennis) - 1948
- Timothy B. Schmit (Fast Times at Ridgemont High) - 1982
- Alfred Drake & Anne Jeffreys (Broadway Revival) - 1965
- Lara Fabian & Mario Frangoulis (feat. in the film "De-Lovely") - 2004
- Eddie Fisher - 1955
- Ella Fitzgerald - 1956
- The Four Lads - 1958
- Sergio Franchi - 1976
- Lesley Garrett - 1996
- Gogi Grant & Howard Keel - 1959
- Robert Goulet & Carol Lawrence (TV Production) - 1968
- Kathryn Grayson & Howard Keel (Film Soundtrack) - 1953
- Dick Haymes - 1948
- Edmund Hockridge & Janine Roebuck - 1996
- Mark Jacoby
- Betty Johnson
- Stan Kenton
- Lisa Kirk - 1953
- k d lang -1990 on Red Hot + Blue
- Mario Lanza
- Steve Lawrence
- Peggy Lee - 1958
- Liane & The Boheme Bar Trio - 1959
- Julie London - 1965
- Lulu - 1965
- Patti LuPone - 2005
- Gordon MacRae - 1949
- Sue Matthews - 1993
- Marin Mazzie & Brian Stokes Mitchell (Broadway Revival) - 1999
- Nichola McAuliffe & Paul Jones (London Revival) - 1987
- Robert Merrill & Roberta Peters
- Diana Montague & Thomas Allen - 1993
- Patricia Morison & Alfred Drake (Broadway Production) - 1948
- Patricia Morison & Alfred Drake (TV Production) - 1958
- Patricia Morison & Alfred Drake - 1959
- Patricia Morison & Bill Johnson (London Production) - 1951
- Joan Morris - 1988
- Mika Ohashi - 1988
- Patti Page - 1949
- Johnny Prophet - 1963
- Tito Puente - 1960
- John Raitt
- Patricia Routledge & David Holliday - 1967
- Diane Schuur - 2005
- Dinah Shore - 1949
- Frank Sinatra & Keely Smith - 1963
- Dakota Staton - 1961
- Enzo Stuarti
- Kiri Te Kanawa - 1985
- Jerry Vale - 1966
- Marlene Ver Planck
- Dinah Washington
- Julie Wilson
- Bill Wright
- Earl Wrightson - 1962
- Rachel York & Brent Barrett (London Revival)- 2002
- Chick Corea - 1989
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