We’ll Meet Again,” written by Hughie Charles and Ross Parker, recorded by The Ink Spots. 1941.
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“We’ll Meet Again,” written by Hughie Charles and Ross Parker,recorded by Johnny Cash, 2002.
Johnny Cash (lead vocal), Thom Bresh (guitar), Jack Clement (Dobro), Laura Weber White (violin), Terry Harrington (clarinet).
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Dame Vera Lynn died yesterday at the age of 103. The singer, actress, and radio personality is best known for her 1939 recording of “We’ll Meet Again,” written by Ross Parker and Hughie Charles, a signature song of Britain in World War II. Not a bad anthem for the pandemic crisis quarantine, either.
More:
“Vera Lynn, Singer Whose Wartime Ballads Lifted Britain, Dies at 103,” Lawrence Van Gelder, New York Times
“Obituary: Dame Vera Lynn, a symbol of resilience and hope,” BBC News
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