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For all songs in this series, go here This was another song of Patti Page that I heard on PBS show where they were reviving old songs into CDs and DVDs. Although she did not formally record this song, she sang this for Ed Sullivan Show in 1962. Original version was done by Frank SinatraContinue reading “Magic in Tunes – Love and Marriage (I Went To Your Wedding)”

For all songs in this series, go here. This was written by Bob Merrill in 1952. The best known version is by Patti Page in 1953 under the title “The Doggie in the Window”. I saw this song on the PBS station where they were reviving old songs into CDs and DVDs. For some reasonContinue reading “Magic in Tunes – How Much Is That Doggie In The Window”

For all songs in this series, go here This is a song by the musical group Bee Gees in 1968 and was a single by Barry Gibb. It was later remixed by the Irish band Boyzone in 1993. It brings back many memories to me. Here are lyrics of the song: Smile an everlasting smileContinue reading “Magic in Tunes – It’s Only Words by Bee Gees”

For all songs in this series, go here. For it’s very first Super Bowl (American Football) commercial in February of 2024, Lindt Chocolates used the song Round and Round by Perry Como in the background with a Lindt Chocolate Ball bouncing thru lives of people enjoying the chocolate. More than the commercial, the song stuckContinue reading “Magic in Tunes – Round and Round”

For all songs in this series, go here. One of the iconic tunes that the great Henry Mancini composed from the American private eye TV series Peter Gunn that aired from 1958 – 1961. PBS programHenry Mancini 100 at Hollywood Bowl reminded us all of this iconic song again.