OUR HEARTS ARE WITH TONY

San Francisco celebrated the 50th anniversary of Tony Bennet's famous song on Valentines Day, 2012.
The song was penned by George Cory and Douglass Cross, who were a gay couple that were homesick after moving to New York City. They tried several titles, and the one they thought of as "too corny" was the one we know. It was composed in 1954 but not released until 1962, when it spent a significant amount of time at the top of the music charts.