Debbie Reynolds - Am I That Easy to Forget? (1959) descargar videos gratis
Charted at #25 on Billboard Hot 100 in January 1960 and #13 on R&B chart. Original Billboard review: "Cover of the Carl Belew bestseller affords the chick with a good hunk of material. She handles it well, and the side could create interest." Other charting versions of this song include: #9 Country for Carl Belew in April 1959, #11 Country for Skeeter Davis in 1960, #18 Hot 100 for Engelbert Humperdinck in December 1967 (#3 UK, #1 Adult Contemporary), and #12 Country for Jim Reeves in 1973.
Released as a single in October 1959.
Written by Carl Belew & W. S. Stevenson.
The other side of the single is "Ask Me to Go Steady".
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9 years ago
Tingchun chun
Thanks uploading.9 years ago
金崇瑜
I love debbie very much, forget debbie oh no, never never ………10 years ago
Rolando Sta. Cruz
Debbie, you are unforgettable10 years ago
Bruce Powell
forget you Debbie? Never!10 years ago
George Graves
Remember it well. Eddie Fisher did Now that You're Gone. MEMORIES !!!!!10 years ago
billythedoggie
Debbie you would never be easy to forget!!!10 years ago
Billdev Parkher
Great Version - Beautiful Voice!!!!!10 years ago
chamnong vutthipong
มีความสุขมากเมื่อฟังเพลงรุ่นเก่า10 years ago
me llama senorita madre
am i that esy to forget??10 years ago
Denise Bachan
'cause i'll just say we never met'10 years ago
Rambo Cage
T H I S ! 11 years ago
Enrique Obra
Any one who has the copy of Eddie Fischer version and post? . . . I appreciate very much . . 11 years ago
Ann Hubbard
Does she still carry a torch for Eddie Fisher?11 years ago
mush max
Never has been such a magical song.11 years ago
Beedee Kay
I remember this so well. (It was after Eddie Fisher left Debbie for Elizabeth Taylor) A meaningful bunch of lyrics that didn't need an Einstein to figure out!11 years ago
CatsPjamas1
You're welcome!11 years ago
Ness Agra
before you leave be sure you find you ...12 years ago
anthonytorelli
As a young teenage boy I had a Hollywood crush on Debbie. This song always reminded me of what a fool I thought Eddie was. (Careful not to judge. Many years later I would make the same mistake in my life.) Sorry I was so harsh on you Eddie.12 years ago
CarlDuke
In Carrie's one woman show called Wishful Drinking she talks of a discussion with Debbie about her mother's 3 marriages, and how husband number 3 was strange and number 2 went through his money and then hers. Debbie then declares, "You know, I think Eddie was the good one." Eddie was the best singer I've ever heard and Debbie has such a range of talent, that no other performer can match. And an incredible sense of humor and wit. Watch her old What's My line? appearances on youtube.12 years ago
anthonytorelli
Her answer to that rat Eddie Fisher who left her for Liz Taylor. Bad move Eddie.Videos Relacionados
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