Joseph Schmidt - Today Is the Happiest Day of My Life download song

very good quality...thank you....

This brings back the fondest of memories for me with my grandmother - now long gone - as we listened to a recording of Schmidt on the Australian Broadcasting Commission. That superb voice still has the ability - probably enhanced by its worn and crackly quality - to lift my heart and spirits.

Excellent restoration!! How did you do it?

How great to hear this recording. One of the first songs I heard, thanks to my father who loved all the great tenors of the time especially Gigli, Schmidt, Lanza, Wunderlich, Peerce, McCormick. Brings back great memories of the 40s when I was then a youngster.

Thank you ever so much for posting and sharing. His voice has thrilled me ever since I was a little girl. My mom had the 78rpm recording but over the years it broke. I tried listening to it on a 33 rpm album and it wasn't the same. Thank you for bringing back a wonderful memory of my childhood.

Yes I am one you commenting  about Joseph Schmidt yes I was introduced to his talent by my father

This has been my favorite ever since I was a small child, and I never fail to feel uplifted when I hear it.

Brilliant thanks so much. I used to listen to this on the original 78rpm as a young child in Johannesburg. Great music.

I see I have commented twice on this clip - first time seven years ago. Now, at 82 years, I reiterate my appreciation and gratitude to DARANGULAFILM, Goodness knows how many times I have enjoyed Joseph's joyous rendition.

My Mum had this wonderful song on a 78., She played it to death and how I loved it although I couldn't understand it. Thank You so much for posting this memory.

Good quality, if you consider the age of the recording! One of the most beautiful songs!

My Dad used to listen to this 78 rpm record in the NCOs mess during WW2. Lucky I found another copy and now I can play it as a memory of my father. He told me how Joseph was killed by the Nazis. A great happy song with a beautiful flourish at the end.

I thank you for the joy of simply hearing such a fine voice.This 84 year old Aussie loved it.

love this good memories of listening to this with my dad

Parents had this 78 record way back in the 1950's and I grew up with this. Was always a favorite of mine!

Magnificent. Magnificent. First record I ever bought. A 7inch EP in 1958. Then I bought Little Richard. Played both before football matches, to rev me up.

Excellnt sound.Congratulation, and thanks for uploading/sharing.

Great to hear again. A favourite of mine.