The Fontane Sisters - Chanson D'Amour (Song of Love) (1958) descargar videos gratis
Charted at #12 on Billboard Hot 100 in April 1958. With the Billy Vaughn Orchestra. Original Billboard review: "This is the strongest by the trio in awhile. It's a cover of the Art and Dotty Todd version on Era. The contagious theme with a catchy lyric phrase is handled well by the girls. This could step out."
Other charting versions: #6 on the Hot 100 for Art and Dotty Todd in April 1958 (#9 R&B), #112 for the Lettermen in November 1966 (#8 Adult Contemporary), #28 Adult Contemporary for the Gunter Kallmann Chorus in 1967 and #16 Adult Contemporary for the Manhattan Transfer in February 1977 (#1 UK).
Written by Wayne Shanklin.
B-side is "Cocanut Grove".
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10 years ago
john schalk
marveles good 10 years ago
Udita Chatterjee
I discovered this song from the episode 'The Pop Star' of Are You Being Served. The performance by Bert Spooner aka Mike Berry was great with others as well in the studio-the very last scene of the episode. 10 years ago
Michel ALLOT
De si beaux souvenir en écoutant RTL ( 1965/1975 ).10 years ago
Robert Deaton
Great arrangement and a hit for this trio, but Art & Dottie Todd's version really sticks out in my mind.10 years ago
acla9000
Charming! It became a hit again, re-recorded in the 70s, by Manhattan Transfer. Thanks for posting...11 years ago
RedSee
Fontane Sisters...just awesome! love this song even with Art and Dottie Tod, that ones got a great tenor sax part11 years ago
Michael Vogt
the best11 years ago
Wayne Brasler
Wayne Shanklin was the very talented husband of the very talented Toni Fisher, who he also produced. I vaguely remember Art and Dotty Todd were a big act in Hawaii.11 years ago
Tony Page
Composed by Wayne Shanklin, who also composed, "Jezebel," "The Big Hurt," "Primrose Lane," "The Big Hurt," "When The Fever Has Gone Down," and others.11 years ago
tee jaymz
I thought that Manhattan Transfer did the first version of this song. Oh well.11 years ago
horarwgt
"Chanson d'Amour" i French for "song of love." "ra-ta-dah-da-dah" is French for -- well, you can use your imagination.11 years ago
phoenix rising
well done!11 years ago
TOM TEOW
What a beautiful song11 years ago
mayatatyana1
Always great! Thank you for posting. Maya11 years ago
Kent Brashear
A young 64 year old woman emailed saying a song had been going through her mind and asked for my help. She said, "I think it was from the 50's and I believe it was in French. Something about a'more then "rat a tat a tat. It's driving me crazy! I know you know it!!" I did know it and came right here to email it to her. I've danced many a dance at the country club to this beautiful record. High school days.11 years ago
diddymuck
As Einstein would have put it..."Ec-zep-chun-al, daddy-o!"11 years ago
nonstopdoowop1
ra ta da ta da....that's what went through my mind when I saw this listing. remember it well from childhood. thanks..11 years ago
Bernard Radel
Just loved this version when I was a young man. So good to hear it again. A beautiful song.11 years ago
Adam Donaldson
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TheSteamtramman
Not sure I'm entirely happy about this treatment; not much of a 'Song of love' with all the nuances inherent in the title ; it was originally a 'pure' ballad and I think derived from the Edith Piaf version of many years ago. But thanks for making it available......Videos Relacionados
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