Showing posts with label dean martin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dean martin. Show all posts

9/29/2011

The Dean Martin Collection (2005) Review

The Dean Martin Collection (2005)
Average Reviews:

(More customer reviews)
I like a lot of Dean's songs and I really liked the Dean Martin Show. This is not the Dean Martin Show, just clips of him singing and it really wasn't done too well.
Got 3 stars because I like Dean and this is about all I could find.

Click Here to see more reviews about: The Dean Martin Collection (2005)

Dean Martin was the very definition of the word "cool." Handsome, charming, equally at home in heavy dramas or slapstick comedies, founding member of the Rat Pack, half of the hysterical team of Martin & Lewis, and, above all, crooner extraordinaire, Dean Martin was one of the most-popular and most-imitated singers of the twentieth century.This DVD collection is a fabulous compilation of full-length live performances from the early days of television that lets you hear and see why there was nobody quite like Dino. Here he is singing his biggest hits like That's Amore, Memories Are Made of This, Mambo Italiano and much more! DEAN MARTIN: EVERYBODY LOVES SOMEBODY DEAN MARTIN: MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS DEAN MARTIN: ENCORE DEAN MARTIN: EVERYBODY LOVES SOMEBODY Dean Martin's smooth, seemingly effortless singing style was often imitated but never equaled. "The Colgate Comedy Hour" was the perfect showcase for the madcap antics of Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis in the 1950s, but a highlight of each show was when audiences got the chance to see and hear Dino singing his hits live. In this delightful collection, you too will get to see and hear Dino singing at his best on "The Colgate Comedy Hour" as well as some of his later classics in other rare live performances. Songs include "Send Me the Pillow You Dream On," "King of the Road," "Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime" and many more. DEAN MARTIN: MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS Whether you know him as Dino or half of the comedy team of Martin & Lewis, nobody could put a song over quite like Dean Martin. Here's Dino in top form with another swingin' selection of songs culled from vintage live TV appearances. Songs include, "Almost Like Being In Love," "Memories Are Made Of This," "When You're Smilin'" and many more. DEAN MARTIN: ENCORE Features Dino at the top of his form singing many of his greatest, most-enduring songs at the height of his popularity. In this fabulous DVD collection, you'll enjoy Dino at the very top of his form, ample proof of his remarkable versatility. Songs include: "That's Amore", "Mambo Italiano," "Pennies From Heaven," and many more. No fan of pop music - or the Rat Pack - should miss out on this great collection!

Buy Now

Click here for more information about The Dean Martin Collection (2005)

4/26/2011

The Legendary Crooners - Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole, Perry Como (2007) Review

The Legendary Crooners - Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole, Perry Como (2007)
Average Reviews:

(More customer reviews)
Mostly I liked the video. I like all of the featured artists. Good mix of talking and singing. The one negative was that audio was slightly out of sync with the video, that was distracting.

Click Here to see more reviews about: The Legendary Crooners - Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole, Perry Como (2007)

The Legendary Crooners features classic performances by Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Bing Crosby, Nat "King" Cole and Perry Como.Bing Crosby is featured along with another influential performer, Louis Armstrong, on Now You Has Jazz."Der Bingle" also takes a musical trip with Frank Sinatra as they perform Mexicali Rose, South of the Border, I Love Paris and more, and are joined by surprise guest Bob Hope for The Road to Morocco.The warm, easy-going style of Perry Como is on display as he performs Hello Young Lovers and sings an engaging duet with Ann-Margret on It Might as Well Be Spring. Then it’s the "King of Cool" himself, Dean Martin, singing some of his biggest hits including Oh, Marie and That’s Amore and clowning with his former partner Jerry Lewis and guest Jack Benny.The lighter side of Nat "King" Cole comes across through his performances of That’s My Girl and Frim Fram Sauce.And for a finale, Frank Sinatra sings Witchcraft and gives us a musical history lesson along with Louis Armstrong in Birth of the Blues. The performances in this entertaining DVD prove why Frank, Dean, Bing, Nat and Perry (last names are really not necessary) ruled the world of popular music for many decades, and are still loved today.

Buy NowGet 10% OFF

Click here for more information about The Legendary Crooners - Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole, Perry Como (2007)