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About Harry S. Anchan
Expertise
Specializing in charted rock and pop music from the 60's to the mid-80's, with emphasis on the 70's, as well as Classic Rock. However, if you want to know who recorded what, when and how did it on the charts, I can help you with anything from 1944 to 1996. I may also be able to help you with many uncharted tunes, songs that Bubbled Under, and some 60's songs that played in Asia. I can also advise you on audio software, creation and editing of digital files, etc.

Experience
Collecting and following music since 1967 with a collection of about 28,000 titles. Worked in the recorded music business for 8 years and briefly in radio. Visit my web site here to listen to 50's-to-the-90's Pop/Rock, Canadian, Country, Malayalam, Kannada, Hindi, Sanskrit, Sri Lankan, and Irish/Scottish music, and for tropical images from beautiful Kerala, India.

Education/Credentials
B.Sc. (Science); Diploma in Broadcasting; Diploma in Telecommunications Engineering; Degree in Information Systems

Awards and Honors
14 awards in the recorded music business, some of which can be seen at my web site by clicking on the "About Me" link at the bottom left.

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Oldies - old song, possibly 1940's

Expert: Harry S. Anchan - 11/5/2009

Question
I'm looking for a song with the lyrics: You and I know the reason why, i believe it was called "you and I" but I can't find the song or who sang it.

Answer
Hi Ginni,

Though the 30's and 40's are way out of my realm, I feel bad not being able to help you. So, this is what I have found:

"You and I Were Made for Love"
Written by Earl K. Brent and Mort Greene
Played on the piano by Tom Collins
Sung by Mary Howard

It is from the 1939 movie, "Somewhat Secret". There are no lyrics to be found anywhere. In fact, I don't think even the soundtrack is available!

Sorry, that was my best effort. Thanks for the question.

Harry
http://harry.cckerala.com
Listen to Pop/Rock tunes from the 50's to the 90's

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