this is the song ghost riders in the sky by Frankie Laine with clips form the ghost rider movie. program used to make video: cyberlink power director. hope u like it and enjoy.and please leave comments please. I do not own the rights to the movie or the song nor do i have anything to do with the movie or the song WoW over 100k views Thank you EVERYBODY DANG!!!!!! Over 200k views and over 100 comments thank you very much everyone. + Informações

This was taken from one of Frankie's early TV appearences. I read that Frankie didn't get the credit he should have because other singers didn't cover his songs. Well they didn't because the couldn't.. + Informações

Singer, composer and author Frankie Laine was born March 30, 1913 in Chicago. His real name was Francesco Paulo LoVecchio and he lived in Chicago's Little Italy.. + Informações

From the 1949 movie "Make Believe Ball Room" Starring Jerome Courtland. This was the first time that the general public got to see what this new singing sinsation looked like, many thought he was black.. + Informações

A clip from "Moments to Remember", broadcast on PBS March 4, 2006. Recorded in October of 2005. U-Tube wouldn't allow me to upload new clips as well as removing a couple that I had on here, so I finally realized that I could host them myself. All of my video clips can be found at my website, mrironsides.com.. + Informações

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Here's another song you might not have heard except if you lived in the UK or have one of the later CD's that have come from Europe. Because Columbia never issued it in the States.. + Informações

Frankie Laine never recorded this song, though several singers had large hits with it in 1953. Georgia Gibbs #1 , Tony Martin was #6 and Billy Eckstine #16 to name a few. This video is from Frankie's TV show in 1954.. + Informações

One of the greatest Western Songs ever written. This was written by Bob Noland of the Sons Of The Pioneers. Many singers both Country and Pop have recorded it. Many with great success. The Sons Of The Pioneers Vaughn Monroe Marty Robbins Johnny Cash Jack Scott To Name A few. Frankie's recording was made in 1955 and was popular at the time but never charted.(The charts only went to the top 40 at the time) But did make it to #2 in the UK Frankie recorded it later on in a more traditional western flavor but lost it's uniqueness. I think the is the best of them all. But that's just my opinion.. + Informações

Why didn't Frankie record this great song in his prime? He recorded this in 1998 for his CD "Wheels Of A Dream".. + Informações

from the movie of the same name. Johnny Horton had a hit of it, #4 on the charts, in 1960. Frankie's version was on his 1962 album "Call Of The Wild". + Informações

Tem,a musical del apelícula "Duelo de Titanes " ( "Gunfight at the OK Corral" ) de 1957 dirigida por John Sturges. OK corral ok corral there the outlaw band make their final stand ok corral oh my dearest one must I lay down my gun or take the chance of losing you forever duty calls my backs against the wall have you no kind word to say before i ride away away Your love your love i need your love Keep the flame let it burn until i return from the gunfight at ok corral if the lord is my friend weand'll meet at the end Of the gunfight at ok corral gunfight at ok corral all kill all kill so cold so still There they lay side by side the killers that died in the gunfight at ok corral ok corral gunfight at ok corral. + Informações

Artist: Frankie Laine Title: "Jezebel" Album: "Command Performance" Label: Columbia Cat No: CL 625 Release Year: 1956 Country: Canada Format: 12" LP Album Ratings allowed as of June 10, 2011.. + Informações

When Frankie left Mercury Records, he made a promise not to re-record any of his Mercury records for 5 years. In 1957 that 5 year period was up. Frankie with Paul Weston made an Album of his early recordings. Columbia called it "ROCKIN'" (WHY??) I think these recordings were better than the orginals. Maybe it's because up till then I had never heard most of the orginals. I believe this is Frankie's best performance of "Desire". + Informações

?stereo(URL last "&fmt=18")? Movie Title?Gunfight at the OK Corral?1956? Music?Dimitri Tiomkin ????????????Lyrics?Ned Washington ?????????Song?Frankie Laine ??????????director? John Sturges ???????????cast? Burt Lancaster ?????????? ?Wyatt Earp? Kirk Douglas ???????? ?Doc Holliday? Rhonda Fleming ????????? ?Laura Denbow? Jo Van Fleet ???????????? ?Kate Fisher? John Ireland ?????????? ?Ringo? Lyle Bettger ???????? ?Ike Clanton? Frank Faylen ?????????? ?Cotton Wilson? Earl Holliman ???????? ?Charles Bassett? Ted De Corsia ?????????? ?Shanghai Pierce? Dennis Hopper ???????? ?Billy Clanton? John Hudson ???????? ?Virgil Earp? en.wikipedia.org. + Informações

The theme to television's "Rawhide" was composed by Dimitri Tiomkin with lyrics by Ned Washington. Dimitri Tiomkin was also responsible for the music to "High Noon". Ned Washington also wrote "The Nearness of You" with Hoagy Carmichael and "Stella by Starlight" with Victor Young. The western series starred Eric Fleming and Clint Eastwood in his first major acting exposure. This famous theme was recorded by Frankie Laine with Jimmy Carroll & His Orchestra in 1959.. + Informações

"You Gave Me A Mountain" live at the Crucible, Sheffield.. + Informações

ANOTHER GREAT SONG FROM "HELL BENT FOR LEATHER". + Informações

Sound track is I believe (1953) Photos found on the internet Lyrics: I believe for every drop of rain that falls, A flower grows, I believe that somewhere in the darkest night, A candle glows. I believe for everyone who goes astray, Someone will come to show the way. I believe, I believe. I believe above the storm the smallest prayer, Will still be heard. I believe that someone in the great somewhere, Hears every word. Every time I hear a new born baby cry, Or touch a leaf or see the sky. Then I know why, I believe. Every time I hear a new born baby cry, Or touch a leaf or see the sky. Then I know why, I believe. See also the earlier version by Jane Froman nl.youtube.com See here Frankie, singing at the age of 92: www.youtube.com. + Informações

Frankie Laine - Mr Rhythm, performing his big hit, High Noon in the mid 1970's.. + Informações

Born Francesco Paolo LoVecchio in Chicago, we all knew him as Frankie Laine, and he made his first mark with a recording of "That's My Desire" in 1946. Later, Frankie would record many songs that were "western-themed" including his unforgettable rendition of "Rawhide" for the hit tv series. Working on that theme, "Moonlight Gambler" went to #3 in December of 1956.. + Informações

High Noon, sung by Frankie Laine in this version, is an American 1952 western film directed by Fred Zinnemann and starring Gary Cooper and Grace Kelly. The film tells in real time the story of a town marshal forced to face a gang of killers by himself. The screenplay was written by Carl Foreman, based on John W. Cunningham's Collier's magazine short story, The Tin Star. I remember this film being played every Christmas when I was a kid. Much like The Sound of Music is nowadays. Lyrical bitz Do not forsake me, oh my darlin' On this, our weddin' day Do not forsake me, oh my darlin' Wait, wait along I do not know what fate awaits me I only know I must be brave And I must face a man who hates me Or lie a coward, a craven coward Or lie a coward in my grave Oh, to be torn 'tweenst love and duty S'posin' I lose my fair-haired beauty Look at that big hand move along Nearin' high noon He made a vow while in state prison Vowed it would be my life or his'n I'm not afraid of death but oh What will I do if you leave me? Do not forsake me, oh my darlin' You made that promise as a bride Do not forsake me, oh my darlin' Although you're grievin', don't think of leavin' Now that I need you by my side Wait along,(wait along) wait along Wait along, wait along (Wait along, ,wait along, wait along, wait along). + Informações

In 1956 Gogie Grant had a hugh Hit with this song and Tex Ritter also had a great recording of it. Then in 1968 Frankie recorded it for his "Take Me Back To Laine Country" Album. His is a very different version of the song done in a slow western style.. + Informações

The two sung this song together on Frankie's TV Show in 1956. The Recording came out in 1957 but never charted in the US but did reach #27 in England. The show sounds corny by todays standards, but I guess that's the way we were back 50 years ago. Gee I miss thoes times.. + Informações

Artist: Frankie Laine Title: "Granada" Album: "Command Performance" Label: Columbia Cat No: CL 625 Release Year: 1956 Country: Canada Format: 12" LP Album. + Informações