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Richard Rodgers

If I Loved You
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Richard Rodgers – If I Loved You
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Rodgers and Hammerstein's "If I Loved You" made it all the way to Elvis Presley, which tells you how far a well-built song can travel. Play Elvis's version, then flip to Rodgers's own and hear the bones he gave everybody to work with.

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Written by Richard Rodgers.

Recorded earlier by Frank Sinatra in 1945.

Also recorded by Frank Sinatra (1945), Dinah Washington (1951), Elvis Presley (1997), Shirley Jones & Gordon MacRae (1956), P.J. Proby (1973), Sarah Vaughan (1986).

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Richard Rodgers wrote "If I Loved You" with Oscar Hammerstein II, and Frank Sinatra had it on record early. Which unexpected singer also recorded it?Elvis Presley
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