Original sentence: "All The Things You Are" was recorded by, amongs others, Tony Martin (1946) and Allan Jones (1949)."All the Things You Are" is often selected for its different phrasing, chord changes, and the fact that it is a 34-measure song (a departure from the standart 32 bars)--set up in phrasing of 16-8-10 (AABA+2)instead of 16-8-8 (AABA).Mario Lanza recorded it in 1951 for the MGM film "Because You're Mine" (1952), but he song was cut from the film before release.The definitive recording of the song is by Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra (1939) with Jack Leonard's vocal and the trombone of Tommy Dorsey.The verses start off with these lines...
Edited sentence: "All the Things You Are" is unique and played often for its different phrasing, chord changes, and the fact that it is a 34-measure song (a departure from the standart 32 bars)--set up in phrasing of 16-8-10 (AABA+2)instead of 16-8-8 (AABA).Recordings of "All The Things You Are" were memorably made by, amongst others, Tony Martin (1946), Allan Jones (1949) and Mario Lanza in 1951 for the MGM film "Because You're Mine" (1952).The definitive recording of the song is by Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra (1939) with Jack Leonard's great vocal and the stunning golden-voiced trombone of the master himself: Tommy Dorsey.The verses of this very lovely song start off with these expressive lines....Unfortunately, the song was cut from the film before release