Tony Martin - Tonight We Love (1941) descargar videos gratis

SHICOFF1

I saw and heard him in person in Chicago in the 1950's at a concert he gave for a small group my dad belonged too and in Vegas at the Old Riviera casino in the mid 1960's. I was seated up front at the Chicago concert and heard him sing also without the Mic. His voice had heft for a popular singer and in the 1951 film Two tickets for Broadway he sings some music from the opera Pagliacci. He could sing softly, lyrically or belt out a song and was great at both, a real fine performer.

legionofmerit

What a great talent!! He kept singing for a long time.

Howard Harlib Harlib

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Gary Mayer

I always thought the song (with lyrics) was titled and started with: 'Tonight's The Nigh' but I guess I was wrong. I don't own the pop version by any artist. It was a big hit by Tony Martin before I was born in 1941, although I strongly prefer the classical Tchaikovsky. It appears that most have dismissed the lyrical version. Today, the classical version rules as musical appreciation becomes more advanced. Popular music, as a whole, is derived from the classics.

Thacebenbrie3

Tony Martin, always pleasure to hear him sing. Love watching him on old TCM movies.

08Annasia

Much better than liberace's flamboyant version

Phil Tropea

You are right! Tenorphil1

cage336

I'm 18 ;)

Tiara Cannavaro

I fucking love this and I'm 16

CatsPjamas1

You're welcome!

cloverandsong

Thank you Cats for posting this.

cloverandsong

What a beautiful voice. I had almost forgotten how good it was. I am happy he had such a long and happy life. RIP Tony.

Norman Bodarky

Tony Martin and Bing Crosby had the best voices of 1930s to 1950 they are sure missed by me

CatsPjamas1

You are very welcome!

SHICOFF1

None like Him today, all gone. They even mangle the national Anthem . RIP

SHICOFF1

He lived a long wonderful life. Gone at 98. RIP -------- Fine voice and a gentleman .

Hairy1106

Thank you for providing this--it's beautiful. I truly miss music that I can understand the words and enjoy their beautiful meaning!!!

JoanLorraineN

Absolutely! You are right on the only in your comment! And not only did he love a beautiful voice - but you could also understand ALL the words he was singing! Another lost art these days!

rannus

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Elliot Russell

ok... I beg to differ.

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