Al Martino - Spanish Eyes + Interview
Al Martino discusses "Spanish Eyes" - this is followed by an appearance on the sixties US music TV show, "Shebang".
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Added: 16 years ago
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Al Martino discusses "Spanish Eyes" - this is followed by an appearance on the sixties US music TV show, "Shebang".
From: johnwaynefreak
Added: 16 years ago
Views: 1,634
The best there'll ever be, Al Martino, singing one of his many greats, "Mary In The Morning". I went to see him in Lichfield in ...
From: johnwaynefreak
Added: 18 years ago
Views: 131,473
Every now and again, a song you've heard dozens of times before speaks to you. "The Railway Children" was one of my favourite ...
From: johnwaynefreak
Added: 16 years ago
Views: 7,196
"Somewhere (A Time For Us)" - an appearance by Al Martino from the sixties US music TV show, "Shebang".
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Added: 16 years ago
Views: 5,488
A lyrical number from Dorothy - not a rarity as such, but this track was omitted from the President CD rerelease of the 1979 ...
From: johnwaynefreak
Added: 16 years ago
Views: 7,225
Al Martino appearance from Season 2 of "The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour" - aired 15th March 1970. Al sings "Can't Help ...
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Added: 16 years ago
Views: 22,420
Al Martino appearance from Season 1 of "The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour" - aired 16th April 1969. I have finally got around to ...
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Added: 16 years ago
Views: 30,153
Al Martino's 1979 disco release, "Torero"! The paper sleeve for this 7" hails from France - an exclusive, maybe? The illustration is ...
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Added: 16 years ago
Views: 7,904
First up is the live recording Dorothy made of the Bacharach / David song "If I Could Go Back", featured in the Columbia musical ...
From: johnwaynefreak
Added: 17 years ago
Views: 2,980
Al Martino sings Jimmy Webb's "If You Must Leave My Life".
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Added: 16 years ago
Views: 3,000
"Jimmy Durante Presents The Lennon Sisters" - "Politicians" and the"Little Tin Box" segment from the 24th October '69 episode.
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Added: 16 years ago
Views: 7,580
Dorothy's 1975 recording of "The Impossible Dream" from the musical, "Man Of La Mancha". This has never been issued on CD.
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Added: 16 years ago
Views: 6,859
A Decca release from 1960 that lists Moore (Roger?) as it's writer. I always find it interesting to listen to a Squires recording that ...
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Added: 16 years ago
Views: 1,615
For me, this recording ranks with Al's very best and for romance is, in my opinion, up there with "If I Should Love Again" and "Never ...
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Added: 16 years ago
Views: 8,409
Dorothy Squires performing "Without You" live at the London Palladium - this concert took place on November 26, 1972.
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Added: 17 years ago
Views: 7,394
In a 1992 interview, Mr. Martino had this to say of the track: "I was one of the first people to do a record like that. The whole thing ...
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Added: 16 years ago
Views: 2,379
The flip-side to "Have I Waited Too Long" and the last of my Dorothy Squires rarities for the moment - "Goodbye".
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Added: 16 years ago
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Dorothy Squires approaching the prime of her life, singing on Harty.
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Added: 18 years ago
Views: 13,960
Dorothy Squires singing "Find A Way Back". This 1974 track was the flip-side to "Something Greater (from 'Applause')" and was ...
From: johnwaynefreak
Added: 16 years ago
Views: 1,096
Al Martino TV appearance: 1. Summer Wind 2. Summertime 3. Those Lazy, Hazy Crazy Days Of Summer.
From: johnwaynefreak
Added: 16 years ago
Views: 6,076