45 rpm Columbia 1957. + Informações

Beautiful record! Charted at #30 on Billboard Hot 100 in March 1956. Written for the Martin and Lewis movie, "Artists and Models". The Dean Martin version of the song charted at #27 around the same time as this version. Jerry Vale released his record before Dean Martin and they competed on the charts.. + Informações

From the Columbia album "Time alone will tell" 1967. + Informações

PEDAL TO THE METAL! From the LP "This Guy's in Love With You", Jerry vale puts the pedal to the metal with this song. One of my favorites from Jerry Vale. Charted #6 February 1968. "Don't Tell My Heart to Stop Loving You" gives Jerry Vale a chance to show off ALL of his vocal talents. This song is not a ballad, it's an event! This song, as well as other fantastic Jerry Vale hits, are finally available on CD. www.oldies.com has a two-for-one CD titled "Time Alone Will Tell Guy's in Love With You" that contain the very best of 60's Jerry Vale. For more information about the phenominal vocalist Jerry Vale, please visit his fansite at home.comcast.net. + Informações

Highly requested by Jerry Vale fans, here it is. Jerry Vale singing "Till". "Till" was recorded November 20th, 1968. It's one of Jerry Vale's favorite songs. "Till" is a difficult song to sing, but not for Jerry Vale. Jerry gives the song the complete Vale treatment complete with a full orchestra. His high-notes are wonderful. When he gets towards the end, "be mine, be mine, be mine, there's a cry in his voice on that last "mine". It gives me goosebumps! A marvelous showcase for Jerry Vale's voice. Gotta love it! This CD has been temporarily discontinued. Please check www.oldies.com for the latest information about Jerry Vale. For more information about the phenominal vocalist Jerry Vale, please visit his fansite at http. + Informações

Al- Di- La is an Italian love song that means more than anything you have ever dreamed, that is not the translation but the meaning of the song. I'm Italian American and I love to sit down with a glass of vino (wine) and hear this beautiful music. + Informações

From the Columbia album 'Everybody loves somebody' 1966. + Informações

From the Columbia album "The language of love" - 1963. + Informações

Jerry Vale - Mama. + Informações

Jerry Vale - Mala Femmena. + Informações

From Jerry Vale's 1972 TV show, "Jerry Vale's World", handsome Jerry Vale sings "My Woman, My Woman, My Wife". There are no words to describe how RARE this is. Jerry Vale sings the song, and then sings the closing song. Many thanks to TV4U & Frank Balascio for finding 2 episodes of "Jerry Vale's World". For more information about the phenominal vocalist Jerry Vale, please visit his fansite at home.comcast.net. + Informações

Jerry Vale sings Dean Martin's hit song, "Everybody Loves Somebody". Jerry does his own interpretation of the song, and has the vocals and orchestral arrangement to make it work. The photo of Jerry Vale with Dean Martin is some-what misleading. Jerry Vale never appeared on the "Dean Martin Show". Well, he did, on tape, but it was never broadcasted. The video of the Dean Martin/Jerry Vale duet was destroyed. All that's left is that photo. For those that are interested, read "A Singer's Life" by Richard Grudens to find out why JV didn't appear on the "Dean Martin Show". "A Singer's Life" will give you all the inside secrets and full biography of Jerry Vale. For more information about the phenominal vocalist Jerry Vale, please visit his fansite at home.comcast.net. + Informações

From the 60's LP "Where's The Playground Susie" Jerry Vale sings "You Gave Me a Mountain". Made popular by Elvis Presley & others, Jerry Vale does it his way, with peddle to the medal gusto vocals, heart, gut, and soul. JV gives it all he's got, with all the high notes Jerry Vale fans adore. For more information about Jerry Vale, go to home.comcast.net. + Informações

A request from a Youtube Jerry Vale fan. This song comes from the no longer available and collectable CD "Till".. + Informações

Released on the 1963 album, "Arrivederci, Roma". "Mattinata" with English lyrics, this song became a #1 hit for Vic Damone in 1949.. + Informações

From Goodfellas... + Informações

You give your hand to me and then you say hello................ + Informações

From the Columbia album "I have but one heart" 1962. + Informações

From the Columbia album "You don't have to say you love me" 1968. + Informações

Jerry Vale singing You Belong To My Heart,. + Informações

From the extremely rare 1972 TV show titled "Jerry Vale's World", Jerry Vale interviews a 56 year old Harry James. Harry James goes on to play "The Angels Sing" on his trumpet. The GREAT Harry James passed away in 1983 at the tender age of 67. My apologies for the audio. Not much I could do to make it better. Thank you to TV4U for providing rare musical treats. For more information about the phenominal vocalist Jerry Vale, please visit his fansite at home.comcast.net. + Informações

From an ancient VHS tape titled "Crooners of the Century" comes this gem of a song. It's rare and a treat to see JV singing live! (The audio fades now and then, but the VHS tape is on the edge of breaking.) For more information about the phenominal vocalist Jerry Vale, please visit his fansite at home.comcast.net. + Informações

Very nice from "The Ambassador of Song", Jerry Vale. From the Vale vinyl lps "Where's The Playground Susie" and "My Way". Also recorded by Bobby Vinton.. + Informações

THIS is the most popular Christmas song by Jerry Vale. Jerry's soaring vocals are complimented by the beautiful voices of the choir, all building to a phenominal crescendo and an award worthy finale. Jerry's version of this song has been used in many TV shows and other films. (My friend Cindy Combs helped choose the winter scene background.). + Informações

OUTSTANDING among the other versions! Probably one of the greatest love songs, and the most misunderstood. Originally sang by Richard Harris and other performers, most other male vocalists cheated by hitting the high notes in falsetto. NOT JERRY VALE. Jerry hits those magnificent high notes in full-blown voice...and the ending....OH MY GOD! This song showcases Jerry Vale hitting and holding some of his highest and longest notes. Takes your breath away! "Mac Arthur Park" , or "MacArthur Park", (Both titles are correct) by Jerry Vale, comes from the 1968 LP titled "Till", the most re-released LP from Jerry Vale. It was on CD, but the CD has unfortunatley been discontinued. For now, it's a collectors item. Stay up to date with the latest Jerry Vale music at www.oldies.com For more information about the phenominal vocalist Jerry Vale, please visit his fansite at http. + Informações