Let Love Come by Thurl Ravenscroft

First released: 1952, Length: ?:??
The Desert Song, 1952 studio cast

 Also known as (1)

1. The Desert Song: Let Love Go (Recording name: )

Creators (2)

Conductor

1. George Greeley

Vocals

1. Thurl Ravenscroft bass vocals

Works (1)

Recording Of

1. The Desert Song: Act II. Let Love Go (Ali, Riffs)
   

   Composer

   1. Sigmund Romberg

   Lyricist

   1. Frank Mandel
   2. Oscar Hammerstein II
   3. Otto Harbach

Releases containing this recording (8)

Official

Album - Soundtrack

1. The Desert Song 1952 Sigmund Romberg; Gordon MacRae and Lucille Norman with Chorus and Orchestra conducted by George Greeley
2. The Desert Song 1952 Sigmund Romberg; Gordon MacRae and Lucille Norman with Chorus and Orchestra conducted by George Greeley
3. The Desert Song 1953 Sigmund Romberg, Otto Harbach, Oscar Hammerstein II; Gordon MacRae and Lucille Norman with Chorus and Orchestra conducted by George Greeley
4. The Desert Song 1953 Sigmund Romberg; Gordon MacRae and Lucille Norman with Chorus and Orchestra conducted by George Greeley
5. The Desert Song 1968 Sigmund Romberg; Gordon MacRae and Lucille Norman with Chorus and Orchestra conducted by George Greeley
6. The Desert Song Sigmund Romberg; Gordon MacRae and Lucille Norman with Chorus and Orchestra conducted by George Greeley

Album - Compilation / Soundtrack

1. The Desert Song / Roberta 1953 Sigmund Romberg / Jerome Kern; Gordon MacRae and Lucille Norman with Chorus and Orchestra conducted by George Greeley 1952 studio casts
2. The Desert Song / Roberta 1956 Sigmund Romberg / Jerome Kern; Gordon MacRae and Lucille Norman with Chorus and Orchestra conducted by George Greeley 1952 studio casts