FRANKIE LAINE - SIXTEEN TONS
Here's another song you might not have heard except if you lived in the UK or have one of the later CD's that have come from Europe. Because Columbia never issued it in the States.
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Frankie Laine - That's My Desire - 1957
When Frankie left Mercury Records, he made a promise not to re-record any of his Mercury records for 5 years. In 1957 that 5 year period was up. Frankie with Paul Weston made an Album of his early recordings. Columbia called it "ROCKIN'" (WHY??) I think these recordings were better than the orgin...
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FRANKIE LAINE AND JIMMY BOYD - TELL ME A STORY
THE BIGGEST HIT OF THE RECORDINGS THESE TWO MADE TOGETHER CHARTED AT #4 IN 1953.
Frankie Laine - The Wayward Wind
In 1956 Gogie Grant had a hugh Hit with this song and Tex Ritter also had a great recording of it. Then in 1968 Frankie recorded it for his "Take Me Back To Laine Country" Album. His is a very different version of the song done in a slow western style.
Frankie Laine - The Hanging Tree
How did this Jazz Singer from Chicago get to be known as a Cowboy Singer? The younger generation relates him to movie western theme songs. Well here's another one. Frankie didn't sing it in the 1959 movie by the same name,(Marty Robbins did), but he did sing it on TV at the 1960 Academy Awards Pr...
Frankie Laine and Perry Como - The Frank Sinatra show
This is from a 1951 Frank Sinatra TV Show with guess starrs Franky and Perry. You don't have to eat popcorn with this clip, It's corny enough.
Frankie Laine and the Four Lads
Frankie with his guest stars, The Four Lads, singing two songs from the album they made together. This was an appearence on Frankie's TV show in 1956
Frankie Laine - Early Video of "Jezebel"
This was taken from one of Frankie's early TV appearences. I read that Frankie didn't get the credit he should have because other singers didn't cover his songs. Well they didn't because the couldn't.
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Frankie Laine - "Someday"
From 1954 charted #14 His biggest hit of that year
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Johnnie Ray - Just Walking In The Rain
From Johnnie's appearance on the Frankie Laine TV Show in 1956. He also sings a number called "If I Had You"
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Frankie Laine - "Cool Water"
One of the greatest Western Songs ever written. This was written by Bob Noland of the Sons Of The Pioneers. Many singers both Country and Pop have recorded it. Many with great success. The Sons Of The Pioneers Vaughn Monroe Marty Robbins Johnny Cash Jack Scott To Name A few. Frankie's recording w...
Vaughn Monroe - They Call The Wind Maria
The Big song from" Paint Your Wagan" sung by a big voice
Tex Ritter - The Wayward Wind
Gogie Grant had the big #1 hit of this song in 1956. Many other singers recorded it. But the 2d biggest recording of this song was by Tex Ritter Whose us recording went to #28 and in the UK it was much better reaching #8.
Frankie Laine - This Is Your Life Part 1
In 1955 Frankie was featured on the popular "This Is Your Life" This is the first of Three Parts of that show.
Georgia Gibbs - "Seven Lonley Days "
One Of Her Biggest Hits. It Charted # 5 in 1953.
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