Russ Columbo - Prisoner Of Love скачать видео бесплатно

Richard Cerio

Thanks for posting. Russ was my favorite. Jerry vale did a tribute album to russ called "I remember russ"..

sammy1995

I like James Brown's version better.

TheRAFfc

Thanks for keeping Russ on here I so love to lay back and enjoy My long past youth with my old school Chum, so far away. Wish he had been allowed a longer life, to let us enjoy such a Voice. Once again Thank You.

John Holman

Co-wrote the song and was a truly gifted musician. A beautifully warm and inviting sound. Lovely baritone. 26 when he died.

Michael Lovelight

Russ sing it for me , baby

stramayne

I know he latter recorded this song, but why is there a photograph of Perry Como at the beginning of this Russ Columbo video?

james chatterton

Beautiful song and voice. Such a shame he was killed at such a young age.

grave braids

that's strangely poetic and beautiful, especially having been read while listening to the song on a sunny Thursday morning alone in my room. The birds are singing with him.

p mann

That first picture looks like Como

Santina S.

They don't have crooner's like this anymore, with the exception of Harry Connick Jr.

Eugene Fagnano

I wrote a book titled '' Prisoner of love''due out in Feb.about how this song effected my life.

antonio cristiano

Crosby coped Russ's style

pax41

Oh and correction on Sam's last name, it is Coslow

nightimelady

hey thanks for that, i will check them out! have you heard fred lane? he was a fantastic crooner, but got in with the hippy/art crowd and cut a rather unique crooning record, I have uploaded some tracks, check out Fred Lane - Rubber Room if you are interested, I think it would of been interesting if sinatra had gone the same route.

pax41

Have you listened to his other songs? You might like Bing Crosby and Sam Coswell too

nightimelady

i love it when he does the laa dee dee laa laa dee dee daa bit at about 2 mins, can anyone recomend other songs with this kind of vibe? love it! thanks

vincent de Luca

This song was my mothers favorite. It gives me tears to hear and remember. God bless, Vincent [email protected]

MrBashfulbob

@Corrie121 It should be sung just as the composer intended as Russ Columbo wrote it himself.

Isrek1

Fantasti Sir. Thanks so much for posting.

bunnybastille1

a splendid singer. I wonder what kind of career he would have had had he lived. Much better than Bing Crosby

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