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Donna Lee / Um Ba Pa from 1964 on Laurie 3230 Artwork by Troy Paiva, all copyrights of graphical content reser...
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Demilles on Laurie Records, they sound like the Belmonts, was Carlo Mastrangelo the bass on this song?...
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This was a slightly scandalous film when it was released. An early work of Cecil DeMille s that had to do with...
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This 6 minute promo called Just Me and Frank shows Tom DeMille s uncanny ability to bring Frank Sinatra back t...
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The Camerons - aka The Demilles (Bronx, New York) Personnel : Mike DeMartino Taylor (Lead) Bobby Falcone Al Cr...
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AKA - Camerons It sounds like Carlo doing bass, don t know who is doing lead. If anybody knows 4 sure, please ...
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Recorded live in Los Angeles. Maxwell DeMille s Cicada Club proudly presents The Johnny Holiday Holiday Progra...
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Recorded live in Los Angeles. Maxwell DeMille s Cicada Club proudly presents The Johnny Holiday Holiday Progra...
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Recorded July 3, 2011. Featuring Dean Mora and his Orchestra. Vocals by Jennifer Shelton, The Lindy Sisters, J...
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Courtney Freed with Dean Mora and the Melody Boys live at the world famous Cicada Club in May 22, 2011. clubci...
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More noted for his time spent as a member of The Belmonts (both before and after Dion) Carlo Mastrongelo has a...
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Richard Halpern sings the famous 1926 Al Jolson classic When the Red Red Robin Comes Bob Bob Bobbin Along acco...
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Trying to recapture the old Dion & the Belmonts sound. Recorded in 63 (P4KM) but released in 64. Laurie 3230...
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This event used to happen in my hometown...about 12 years ago this song arrived. Nor disrespect intended...all...
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(Vince/CeleratsBeats) En telechargement mp3 320 kbps ici : www.partage-facile.com...
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De la comédie à la musique , Jeanne Tessia a su bien franchir le cap en nous offrant un titre en l honneur des...
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From the February 28, 1956 TV production, featuring choreography by Agnes de Mille, music by Harold Arlen, and...