Frankie Laine - That's My Desire - 1957 скачать видео бесплатно

Jennie Green

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Joe Linguini

sorry everyone, I guess I posted a similar story a couple of years ago about this. I don't like this getting older stuff!! Lol

Joe Linguini

My mother sang at the Apollo Theater many many moons ago, she won first place and a man by the name of Frank LoVecchio took second place, my mother remembers Franks mom smacking him across the face because he lost, if anyone remembers how the old Italians were you will understand that. Lol my mother and Frank started singing together in the Stamford Connecticut area, maybe New York also, I have no idea, it was way before I was thought of. one day Frank tells my mother he wants to go on the road and try to make it big, my grandmother tells my mother, you a no go with a the show people! so Frank went on and obviously became Frankie laine. pretty cool story. my mother in two months will be a hundred years old, she still goes out almost every night, and doesn't take one medication. and believe it or not, yes, she still sings, right in tune also. she's a tank! Lol

Jan Zwiggelaar

hoor graag FRANKIE Prof. Jan Zwiggelaar .

Jerry Kennedy

Frankie Laine - That's My Desire - 1957

Nanci Cosentino

A sweeter, kinder, nicer man never walked God's green earth. His talent was strictly the cherry on top of the sundae.

William Bryant

Music with melody, feeling, meaning and memories.

Mr389alessandro

Questa era musica !!!!!!!!!!!

Mary Lou Carr

Wow! ALl of his recording were, wonderful!

Mary Lou Carr

Avery favorite singer and song!

pat alfano

This is music

Lee Mastro

Brought back lot memories could hear my mom is that all you listen to? and Swamp girl

Bonqo

The original version here! --> That's My Desire (1931) by Russell Wooding and His Grand Central Red Caps - First recording!

Alex Nunez

i was a young boy when i was hearing these lovely songs

Jerry Kennedy

Frankie was the man and recorded sooooooo many hit tunes! "Cheri I love you so~ You're my Desire!" Poetry Man pure unadulterated poety!

Packard0723

Good stuff forget the NOT rock and roll comment below. This was considered on the edge in 1957. thanks for posting

Richard Read

A friend of mine was a minder to frankie when he came to England and he took his mother to see him she was an old lady then and didnt think it was him because his hair was white and not as she remembered him we had laugh but once he started singing it was him no doubt.

radiobob805

I still like those Mercury Originals. He had some great stuff for them. Too bad it was pre-tape and pre-stereo. I think it's only natural to prefer the version you first heard.

Richard Robert Lodge

My dad loved Frankie Laine, he left him with me.. Cheers dad x

Albert Strickland

In 1947 Frankie Laine recorded for Mercury records which was in those days called "race record" meaning black artist. This was before T.V. so he was booked into a black theatre in Jax, Fl... When he arrived here whoa... there was no way he was appearing in a black theatre so he made the rounds of meeting clerks in local record stores. He had on a blue pin stripped suit and blue suede shoes and stood about6'2 Then in early 1951 when he hit it big with Jezebel I never forgot my first impression of him

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