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Paul Whiteman was called on to provide a pit orchestra for a 1923 musical called “Little Jessie James,” and he engaged a colleague of his, Harry Archer, both as bandleader as well as composer for the production. With the collaboration of lyricist Harlan Thompson, Archer wrote “I Love You” for this show, which became not only the big hit of his career but also the most popular song of the musicals of that season. We hope you enjoy our version! ▶️ If you enjoyed this video, please subscribe to our channel! ▶️ If you like the music we play (four-hands piano, classic jazz, stride piano, swing, blues, boogie woogie, ragtime, and the Great American Songbook), please visit us here: ▶️ Subscribe to our newsletter: 🔶 Become part of our Patreon family! 🔶 Learn about the different benefits here:
