Vaughn Monroe and His Orchestra - Don't Go to Strangers (1955) Descargador de Videos Gratis

Charted at #38 on Billboard Hot 100 in January 1956. Sounds very much like his 1940's hits. This song also charted at #36 on the Hot 100 for Etta Jones in November 1960 (#5 R&B) and #36 on the Adult Contemporary chart for Eydie Gorme in 1965. Original Billboard review: "This side is a gently paced ballad, pretty in lyric and melody. Will appeal to discerning pop jockeys." Billboard rating: 74 out of 100.

Released in December 1955.

Written by David A. Mann, Arthur Kent & Redd Evans.

B-side is "Steel Guitar".

Comentarios

10 years ago

Sam Franco

A real voice ,, very much in tune ,, a musician and a good singer,,,,,

10 years ago

macq56

He was my fathers favorite singer Heard him sing often My father had lots of his records

11 years ago

Frank K

I am 58 years old but love listening to anything Vaughn Monroe also like listening to artie shaw, glen miller,frank sinarata,hellen forrest and anything of the big band era. To me it was a beautifull time for music. keep up the good posts!

11 years ago

CatsPjamas1

I really hope that more people will discover and seek out these older recordings. I don't want them to ever fade out. I like the fact that you willing to try many different time periods!

11 years ago

nonstopdoowop1

my guess is that the majority of people who were into this music have died. I don't want to sound maudlin, but some of these are from before I was born. Many know the songs from parents or grandparents...I could open a hundred accounts and then comment on each of your uploads? Might get confusing because youtube tries to link your entire life (and I don't allow it)..I guarantee that I appreciate you enough for millions of people..You rock!!!!

11 years ago

nonstopdoowop1

You may be thirty-five, but you are an old soul. And that, my darling, is a compliment....

12 years ago

Honeydew7396

Yikes, this guy looks so unassuming--I wasn't expecting that awesomely deep sound!

13 years ago

CatsPjamas1

Thanks, I'll correct the info.

13 years ago

memorylane111

Correction: Etta James did not record it in 1960; it was Etta Jones. Thanks for the posting. the sound is great.

13 years ago

CatsPjamas1

@lateforbreakfast I'm really surprised that more people aren't commenting on my Vaughn Monroe postings. Actually, I'm surprised that more people aren't commenting on most of my postings in general, lol.

13 years ago

lateforbreakfast

During my time as a Radio DJ in the 1990's 2000's Vaughan Munroe was an often requested artist, yet I had not heard this track until today, its a goodie I must admit.