My friend Bee at The Bee Writes is hosting ‘a very random challenge’ for February. Today’s prompt is ‘a love song from February 7, 1942.’ My selection is a favorite that was a 1942 Billboard Hit by Glenn Miller, actually written by Mack Gordon and Harry Warren in 1941. My favorite rendition is by Etta James. The song is ‘At Last.’
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I always liked this song! Good choice! 🙂
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Ah, Etta James is great and for a change I know the song. Thanks for taking part 😊
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This song means a lot to me. It is sultry yet triumphant. Makes me think of slow dancing.
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Really like her voice.
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