Don Cornell - It Isn't Fair -. + Informações

THE SHORTEST TITLE OF ANY CHARTED SONG. + Informações

TWENTY-THIRD UKNo1 (OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 1954).DON CORNELL. FROM THE FILM "SUSAN SLEPT HERE", WRITTEN BY JACK LAWRENCE AND RICHARD MYERS.. + Informações

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AN OLD SO. + Informações

Do may nevery have sung at "Rick's Place" but he still does a great job on this number. From his 1995 CD "Something To Remember Me By" Here is "As Time Goes By". + Informações

One of the originals by Don Cornell, accompanied by Sammy Kaye & His Orchestra, recorded in 1947. Lyrics as below: In the sleepy town of San Juanita, There's a story that a Padre tells, Of a gay senor and senorita, And the Serenade of the Bells. Seems they asked the Padre for permission, To be married early in the spring, But their folks had made just one condition, That the mission bells had to ring. Everyone knew the bells were broken, And hadn't sounded for a long long time, Then one night the village was astounded, For the bells began to chime. Still the bells are broken, goes the story, But if in your heart, a true love dwells, They will ring for you in all their glory, That's the Serenade of the Bells.. + Informações

Great Voice... + Informações

Released on the 1959 album, "Don Cornell Sings Love Songs". Don's version of a song that Jerry Vale had a hit with in the '50's.. + Informações

Charted at #26 on Billboard Hot 100 in November 1955. Song is the theme of the 1955 movie of the same name, starring Jennifer Jones and William Holden. Also #1 for the Four Aces in August 1955, #54 for David Rose and His Orchestra in November 1955, #79 for Woody Herman and His Orchestra in November 1955 and #96 for Don, Dick & Jimmy in December 1955. Later, it charted at #32 on the Adult Contemporary chart for Barry Manilow in 2006. Written by Sammy Fain & Paul Francis Webster. The other side of this single is "The Bible Tells Me So" which charted at #7.. + Informações

Don while he was still with Sammy Kaye in 1947. + Informações

released from a lp called ''For you'' in the 50's. + Informações

Released on the 1959 album, "Don Cornell Sings Love Songs". Don's version of a song that Vic Damone and Johnny Desmond charted with in 1950.. + Informações

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Don Cornell - Mama Guitar Montage photos by Pearly. + Informações

Charted at #20 on Billboard Hot 100 in May 1955. B-side of "Most of All", which charted at #14. "Door is Still Open" also charted at #4 for the Cardinals on the R&B chart in 1955. Later, it was a big hit for Dean Martin, charting at #6 on the Hot 100 in September 1964 (#42 UK, #1 Adult Contemporary). Written by Chuck Willis.. + Informações

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Don Cornell - Sammy Kaye and his Orchestra - I'll Always Be In Love With You -. + Informações

This 1949 pop classic is the A-side to "Come Back To Me" on the RCA Victor record #20-3706, also #47-3239 is part of the cataloging data as well. Henri René Orchestra performed the backing for Don Cornell here, and on many other of his recordings. Transferred to digital using stereo gear on background photo.. + Informações

Don Cornell - Most Of All -. + Informações

The Gang That Sang Heart Of My Heart was also a big hit for The Four Aces in 1953. This and the B side, "I Think I'll Fall In Love Today", was the only recording the three did together.. + Informações

Don Cornell - S'posin' -. + Informações

Born 1948 in Kingston, Jamaica, Cornell got his start in the early 1960s at Studio One. In 1967 he became a member of short-lived Uniques. By 1969, Cornell had his own group called the Eternals. Cornell sings in a falsetto style and made his mark as a lovers rock singer (although he did record a string of rasta hits in the mid 70s). He recorded 'Stars' and 'Queen of the Minstrels' at Studio One during the late 60s and moved on to Bunny Lee's studios in 1971. By 1980 their relationship ended and Cornell's career and output slowed considerably.. + Informações

Charted at #20 in Billboard in July 1952. Original Billboard review: "Cornell has another potent entry here, that should be a solid follow-up to his current hit, "I'm Yours". He gives the evergreen a big-voiced reading, pouring his heart into the song, while the orchestra backs him fully. Side should create lots of action and pull much coin." Billboard overall rating: 87 out of 100. Written by Mack Gordon. B-side is "I Can't Cry Anymore".. + Informações

Don Cornell - The Devil's In Your Eyes -. + Informações