Allegheny Moon
Patti Page Lyrics
Allegheny Moon I need your light
To help me find romance tonight
So shine, shine, shine
Allegheny Moon your silver beams
Can lead the way to golden dreams
So shine, shine, shine
High among the stars so bright above
The magic of your lamp of love can make him mine
Allegheny Moon it's up to you
For me and for my one and only love
High among the stars so bright above
The magic of your lamp of love can make him mine
Allegheny Moon it's up to you
Please see what you can do
For me and for my one and only love
Shine on me tonight, Allegheny Moon
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: AL HOFFMAN, DICK MANNING
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Patti Page (born Clara Ann Fowler on November 8, 1927 in Claremore, Oklahoma (some sources give Muskogee, Oklahoma), died January 1, 2013 Encinitas, California) is one of the best-known female singers in traditional pop music. She is the best-selling female artist of the 1950s and was among the first to cross over from country music to pop. Her recording career spans the years 1947 to 1981. Page continued to perform live up until her death at 85. She was billed as "The Singing Rage, Miss Patti Page". Read Full BioPatti Page (born Clara Ann Fowler on November 8, 1927 in Claremore, Oklahoma (some sources give Muskogee, Oklahoma), died January 1, 2013 Encinitas, California) is one of the best-known female singers in traditional pop music. She is the best-selling female artist of the 1950s and was among the first to cross over from country music to pop. Her recording career spans the years 1947 to 1981. Page continued to perform live up until her death at 85. She was billed as "The Singing Rage, Miss Patti Page".
In 1974 and 1975, she recorded for Avco Records, and, in 1981, recorded for Plantation Records, her most recent record label. Page's most recent single to appear on any Billboard chart was the 1982 #80 country single, "My Man Friday". (She last appeared on the pop chart in 1968, with her version of O.C. Smith's hit, "Little Green Apples", and on the Adult Contemporary chart with "Give Him Love" in 1971.)
Page made the country chart in up to 1983, with her biggest hit during that time being "Hello, We're Lonely," a 1973 #14 duet with Tom T. Hall.
In the 1990s, Page started her own label, C.A.F. Records. In 1998, she won a Grammy as "Best Traditional Pop Singer". Page continued to record into the new millenium with the CDs BRAND NEW TENNESSEE WALTZ, SWEET SOUNDS OF CHRISTMAS (2002), CHILD OF MINE (2003) and her last 2009 release BEST OF COUNTRY. Many of her songs have a strong beat to them that prelude rock 'n' roll. These titles include "Mister and Mississippi", "Detour" and "Cross Over the Bridge". In 1956, she married choreographer Charles O'Curran. They adopted two children, a daughter, Kathleen, and a son, Daniel O'Curran.
In 1974 and 1975, she recorded for Avco Records, and, in 1981, recorded for Plantation Records, her most recent record label. Page's most recent single to appear on any Billboard chart was the 1982 #80 country single, "My Man Friday". (She last appeared on the pop chart in 1968, with her version of O.C. Smith's hit, "Little Green Apples", and on the Adult Contemporary chart with "Give Him Love" in 1971.)
Page made the country chart in up to 1983, with her biggest hit during that time being "Hello, We're Lonely," a 1973 #14 duet with Tom T. Hall.
In the 1990s, Page started her own label, C.A.F. Records. In 1998, she won a Grammy as "Best Traditional Pop Singer". Page continued to record into the new millenium with the CDs BRAND NEW TENNESSEE WALTZ, SWEET SOUNDS OF CHRISTMAS (2002), CHILD OF MINE (2003) and her last 2009 release BEST OF COUNTRY. Many of her songs have a strong beat to them that prelude rock 'n' roll. These titles include "Mister and Mississippi", "Detour" and "Cross Over the Bridge". In 1956, she married choreographer Charles O'Curran. They adopted two children, a daughter, Kathleen, and a son, Daniel O'Curran.
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Wolfsky9
One of my Mom's all-time favorites. I can still see her singing along, while doing the dishes. Where---oh where---have the years gone.??? For you Mom. ---------Wolfsky9
Donna Heavner
I so often think those very same thought. To capture a a day or so of our youth.
Ken D
This song brings back a lot of memories. My aunts and uncles, would come to my parents house on Saturday evenings for bonfires and wiener roasts. They would sing this song along with others from that era. It was a much happier and simple time to grow up.
Donna Heavner
Oh for that time for our grandchildren to grow up in.
Patio Patty
My mom used to sing this to us when we were kids. I've always loved the smoothness of her voice. Anne Murray does a wonderful version of it a well.
Kirke182
My parents had a Patti Page album with this on it whenI was a boy. Such a long time ago.
RENATA CANTORE GROSS
Eternally Exquisite.
guildx700
Magnificent, simply lovely!!!!!
unklewink
One of my favorite songs as a Cleveland kid.
William Henry
The Waltz Queen - beautiful Patttie Page, perfect diction and so sweet to listen to. So wonderful.