David Whitfield - Ramona (1961) video free download
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Duration: 02:13
Uploaded: 2009/03/09
Released on the 1961 album, "Alone". Theme song of the 1928 movie of the same name, starring Dolores Del Rio. Both Gene Austin and Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra had #1 hits with their recordings of "Ramona" in 1928. Ruth Etting charted at #10 while Scrappy Lambert charted at #18. Charting remakes of "Ramona" include: #12 Billboard Pop for the Gaylords in 1953, #72 Hot 100 for the Blue Diamonds in 1960, #4 UK for the Bachelors in 1964 and #8 Country for Billy Walker in 1968.
Written by L. Wolfe Gilbert & Mabel Wayne.
Comments
9 years ago
armyoldsweat
Beautiful beyond words.9 years ago
mike clarke
divine voice I find him so moving to listen to he was genius 10/10 I just cant understand why someone gave this guy a thumbs down ... thumbs down to them9 years ago
mike clarke
I've always adored this song its so romantic and has great feeling songs are not so today.. alas no love shown10 years ago
Suleyman Sonmez
MÜKEMMEL TEŞEKKÜR EDİYORUZ KENDİSİNE11 years ago
Sar Dams
a favorite song of my late father.he is now in the great beyond.miss you papa.11 years ago
David Kerswill
I was lucky enough to live down Earles Row Withernsea Street Stoneferry Hull when Ernie and his family came to live here. At that time Ernie was a coal man for Rafferty and Watson. He would often drop me and his son Philip at Chapman Street school. He really was a lovely man and the image of David. I feel so proud to have known him.11 years ago
LazlosPlane
Nice rendition. A little too much "Dudley Doo-Right" in his voice.12 years ago
Anne Williams
My Mum and aunts all played this on the piano and we gathered around singing it. Now I play it by ear for my own hubby and kids!!Thanks Youtube12 years ago
Anne Williams
So many memories of my Mum and aunts playing this on the piano with all of us gathered around singing. Now I play it by ear for my children!Thanks Youtube12 years ago
MAGNOREY1
Ramona, I hear the mission bells above Ramona, they're ringing out our song of love I press you, caress you And bless the day you taught me to care I'll always remember The rambling rose you wore in your hair Ramona, when the day is done you'll hear my call Ramona, we'll meet beside the waterfall I dread the dawn When I awake to find you gone Ramona, I need you, my own AGAIN RAMONA12 years ago
John Morris
He died too young. Having survived D-Day and then to be taken so suddenly at 54 by a brain hemmorhage is so tragic; but, here is this magnificent voice thanks to the recording sciences. .12 years ago
elaine june ayton
thanks for posting one of my mums favourite singers and song12 years ago
perransands
a true legend.no one like him around these days.may he r.i.p.13 years ago
RHYTHMSAND STYLES
Glad to listen this beautiful song again. Thanks for uploading it.14 years ago
patrickdcyau
I think his style of singing somewhat resembles to Mario Lanza.14 years ago
villettel
Yes, it is. David was the King of Romance, and the man with the golden voice, he is unforgetable, and deserves more accolades from the musical world.Related Videos
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