Not nearly as popular as her number one WWII anthem, "I'll Walk Alone," this song was a minor hit for Dinah Shore, landing at #18 on the charts for one week in 1942. Both songs were featured by Dinah in the 1944 film "Follow The Boys." "I'll Walk Alone" with an acapella, all-vocal "orchestra" backing, due to a musician's strike, was Dinah's first number one hit and can currently be heard in Clint Eastwood's film "Flags Of Our Fathers." This bluesy number is the antithesis of that melancholy ballad, but it looks like Dinah will wait for him whether he's the sweet G.I. Joe of "I'll Walk Alone" or the two-timing skunk of this song. The full title is "Mad About Him, Sad About Him, How Can I Be Glad Without Him Blues?" and was written by Larry Markes and Dick Charles. This performance is taken from a 1962 episode of "The Dinah Shore Show."