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Dick Haymes sings this sentimental song 'Let the rest of the World go by' in the 1944 film 'When Irish Eyes are smiling'.
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Dick Haymes sings "It Might As Well Be Spring" (Rodgers & Hammerstein) from State Fair, arrangement by Alan Copeland from the State Fair Medley. Appearance ...
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- Great Vocals
Dick Haymes (13 de setembro de 1916 — 28 de março de 1980) foi um dos mais esplêndidos cantores de baladas de sua era, [1] quase equivalente a Bing Crosby e Frank Sinatra em clássicos da forma como “It Can’t Be Wrong”, “Till ...
I'm not really a Dick Haymes fan, but i think this version of the Warren-Gordon song is great
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- James McEwan
Dick Haymes debuteerde als zanger in 1931 in een hotel, waar bandleider Johnny Johnson hem ontdekte en hem voor de zomer in zijn band opnam. Rond 1933 kwam hij terecht in Hollywood, waar hij kort een eigen band had, The Katzenjammers, en werkte als stuntman en stand-in. Op zijn negentiende verhuisde hij naar New York, waar hij zanger was in enkele big bands.
Two thoughts about Dick Haymes “ I met Dick Haymes in 1959 when he was appearing in Hollywood at the Crescendo Night Club. I was in my fourth year of my U.S. Marine Corps enlistment. He stopped by our table and I offered to buy him a drink. With cigarette in hand, he declined, smiled, and said thank you but he had a drink waiting for him at ...
In the golden era of Big Band music and classic Hollywood films, Dick Haymes stood out as a vocal powerhouse. With a career spanning the 1940s and ’50s, Haymes’ velvet voice made him a sensation in the realms of music, radio, and cinema.
