Dean Martin was one of the most distinctive and recognizable talents of the post-war era, whether as singer, actor or comedian, and with his effortless charisma and relaxed self-assurance breezed his way to a host of hit records and movies in a career that spanned five decades, establishing his unique persona as a member of the Rat Pack alongside Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis, and others This great value 56-track 2-CD set draws on his single releases from his debut on the Diamond label in 1946 and through his career with Capitol up to 1962. It includes elected A and B sides of releases in the USA and UK, and features 35 recordings which were Billboard, Cash Box or UK chart entries. It naturally includes the classic hits "Memories Are Made of This", "That's Amore", "Volare", "Return To Me", and many others, as well as an early 'live' recording of his later big hit "Everybody Loves Somebody". It also features some tracks which were not on albums, and so have not been readily available over the years. It's a highly enjoyable showcase for his unmistakeable trademark style, which earnt him the nickname "The King Of Cool".
5 That Certain Party (Dean Martin with Jerry Lewis)
6 Powder Your Face with Sunshine (Dean Martin)
7 I'll Always Love You (Dean Martin)
8 If (Dean Martin)
9 You Belong to Me (Dean Martin)
10 Kiss (Dean Martin)
11 Love Me, Love Me (Dean Martin)
12 That's Amore (Dean Martin)
13 I'd Cry Like a Baby (Dean Martin)
14 Hey Brother Pour the Wine (Dean Martin)
15 Sway (Dean Martin)
16 Money Burns a Hole in My Pocket (Dean Martin)
17 How Do You Speak to An Angel (Dean Martin)
18 That's What I Like (Dean Martin)
19 The Peddler Man (Dean Martin)
20 Try Again (Dean Martin)
21 One More Time (Dean Martin)
22 Open Up the Doghouse (Dean Martin with Nat King Cole)
23 Naughty Lady of Shady Lane (Dean Martin)
24 Mambo Italiano (Dean Martin)
25 Let Me Go Lover (Dean Martin)
26 That's All I Want from You (Dean Martin)
27 Young and Foolish (Dean Martin)
- Disc 2 -
1 Under the Bridges of Paris (Dean Martin)
2 Relax-Ay-Voo (Dean Martin with Line Renaud)
3 Memories Are Made of This (Dean Martin)
4 Innamorata (Dean Martin)
5 Standing on the Corner (Dean Martin)
6 Watching the World Go By (Dean Martin)
7 The Test of Time (Dean Martin)
8 I'm Gonna Steal You Away (Dean Martin)
9 The Man Who Plays the Mandolino (Dean Martin)
10 Write to Me from Naples (Dean Martin)
11 Good Mornin' Life (Dean Martin)
12 Return to Me (Dean Martin)
13 Angel Baby (Dean Martin)
14 Volare (Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu) (Dean Martin)
15 Once Upon a Time (Dean Martin)
16 You Were Made for Love (Dean Martin)
17 It Takes So Long (Dean Martin)
18 Rio Bravo (Dean Martin)
19 On An Evening in Roma (Dean Martin)
20 Love Me, My Love (Dean Martin)
21 Who Was That Lady? (Dean Martin)
22 Just in Time (Dean Martin)
23 Ain't That a Kick in the Head? (Dean Martin)
24 Sparkelin' Eyes (Dean Martin)
25 You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You (Dean Martin)
26 Tik-A-Tee, Tik-A-Tay (Dean Martin)
27 C'est Si Bon (Dean Martin)
28 From the Bottom of My Heart (Dean Martin)
29 Sam's Song (Dean Martin with Sammy Davis, Jr.)
Dean Martin was one of the most distinctive and recognizable talents of the post-war era, whether as singer, actor or comedian, and with his effortless charisma and relaxed self-assurance breezed his way to a host of hit records and movies in a career that spanned five decades, establishing his unique persona as a member of the Rat Pack alongside Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis, and others This great value 56-track 2-CD set draws on his single releases from his debut on the Diamond label in 1946 and through his career with Capitol up to 1962. It includes elected A and B sides of releases in the USA and UK, and features 35 recordings which were Billboard, Cash Box or UK chart entries. It naturally includes the classic hits "Memories Are Made of This", "That's Amore", "Volare", "Return To Me", and many others, as well as an early 'live' recording of his later big hit "Everybody Loves Somebody". It also features some tracks which were not on albums, and so have not been readily available over the years. It's a highly enjoyable showcase for his unmistakeable trademark style, which earnt him the nickname "The King Of Cool".
