Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
The heartwarming story behind Buddy DeSylva and Al Sherman’s “Save Your Sorrow (For Tomorrow)” is sprinkled with Tin Pan Alley-era synchronicity and manifesting. Recorded in the Capitol studios (October 7, 1949) with famed conductor Pietro “Pete” Rugolo, Peggy Lee means every word she sings. “Live today; tomorrow never comes…” #peggylee #shorts #tinpanalley #40smusic #vintage #musichistory
The heartwarming story behind Buddy DeSylva and Al Sherman’s “Save Your Sorrow (For Tomorrow)” is sprinkled with Tin Pan Alley-era synchronicity and manifesting. Recorded in the Capitol studios (October 7, 1949) with famed conductor Pietro “Pete” Rugolo, Peggy Lee means every word she sings. “Live today; tomorrow never comes…” #peggylee #shorts #tinpanalley #40smusic #vintage #musichistory










