I'll Never Stop Loving You (1955 song)

I'll Never Stop Loving You is a song by Nicholas Brodszky (music) and Sammy Cahn ( text ), which was published in 1955.

Brodszky and Cahn wrote I'll Never Stop Loving You for the film Love Me ( Original title: Love Me or Leave Me, 1955), directed by Charles Vidor, with Doris Day and James Cagney in the lead roles. Doris Day is the song before in the film. I'll Never Stop Loving You 1956 received an Oscar nomination for Best Song.

A recording by Doris Day with the orchestra of Percy Faith appeared on Columbia 4-40505 ( coupled with Never Look Back ), in Europe at Philips ( PB497, coupled with Ten Cents a Dance ). Already in 1955, the film song by Charlie Spivak and Cannonball Adderley was covered, also by Slim Whitman (Imperial X8298 ) and Lex Baxter. Among the jazz musicians that I'll Never Stop Loving You interpreted, included, inter alia, Ahmad Jamal, Dodo Greene, Dinah Washington, Nancy Wilson / Jimmy Jones, Hal Galper and Charles McPherson, in later years, Monty Alexander, Frank Mantooth, Rob McConnell and Eric Reed.