This song by Karen Chandler was her only hit. Mel Carter also did this one in 1965.. + Informações

Charted at #5 in Billboard in October 1952. In the UK, this song charted at #3 for Muriel Smith in May 1953. Other chart entries: #8 for Mel Carter in June 1965 (#1 Adult Contemporary), #58 on the Country chart for Johnny & Jonie Mosby in 1968, #43 for Bobby Vinton on the Adult Contemporary chart in 1977, #60 on the Country chart for Micki Fuhrman in 1980 and #11 in the UK for Gloria Estefan in December 1994. Original Billboard review: "Here's a beautiful new ballad (despite its bombastic title) which Miss Chandler (Eve Young) projects with a great deal of feeling to a "heartbeat" tempo in the backing. It also features an interesting use of the multi-dub technique. Side could garner plenty of attention if exposed." Billboard rating: 79 out of 100. Written by Harry Noble. B-side is "One Dream".. + Informações

Charted at #49 on Billboard Hot 100 in September 1956. This song had been a #1 hit in 1927 for Gene Austin, #5 for Franklyn Baur in December 1926, #11 for Irving Kaufman in December 1926, and #11 for Roger Wolfe Kahn & His Orchestra in 1927. In 1956, it also charted #4 for Patience and Prudence in August (#28 UK) and #15 for the Lennon Sisters with Lawrence Welk in September (which I've also posted). Later, it charted at #30 on the Country chart for Dottie West in 1977. Original Billboard review: "Artists cover the tune that is coming up via the Patience and Prudence disking. Should cut in for some of the action." Billboard rating: 78 out of 100. Written by Billy Rose & Lee David. The other side of this single is "Crazy Arms".. + Informações

Associate Professor Karen Chandler draws from her experience with dozens of arts organizations and non-profits to teach students the ins and outs of the profession.. + Informações

Karen tells us how funny "Forum" is and encourages us all to see it this or next weekend.. + Informações

This was recorded in 1967 B-side,and the A-side is"Someone Wonderful"Karen Chandler started out as Eve Young and changed her name to Chandler in 1952 or so.She recorded for several lables (Coral,RCA,Dot,etc) but only three for Dot that I could find.Her husband Jack Pleis arranged and conducted songs for her and his name is on this record.This is the side that I like because it's a fun song.The flip side is not bad,just in a completly different style.This side should have been a hit .More information at the following links home.earthlink.net -- en.wikipedia.org -- Enjoy. + Informações

A demo about painting in oil. A quick 3 minute clip showing the process from beginning to end.. + Informações

I DO NOT OWN COPYRIGHTS TO THIS MUSIC. IT WAS ON THE CORAL LABEL WHICH IS NOW OWNED BY UNIVERSAL MUSIC GROUP. HOPE THEY WILL ALLOW THE SONG TO REMAIN ON YOU TUBE.. + Informações

Karen Chandler-One Dream Coral Records-78-60831-1952. + Informações

Pet Traveler an innovated solution and life style for your pet. On a car ride of over five or six hours, a cat will suffer because it will not be able to go to the bathroom. You cannot stop to walk a cat on a leash as you would a dog. The Pet Traveler solves this problem. Your cat can recline or sleep in the front compartment and do its business in the rear and you'll never have to stop the car. It also eliminates the need to bring a litter box?usually unnecessarily large?and a carrier to destinations where you plan on staying overnight. The plastic litter box, designed for use with prepackaged litter, snaps securely into place and can be easily removed and cleaned. Pet-Traveler designed by Karen Chandler Script Writer, James LePore Female Talent: Brittany Cole Male Talent: Dr Video/Photography Directed and Produced by Diego Rios. + Informações

Karen Chandler-Hold Me Thrill Me Kiss Me Coral Records-78-60831-1952. + Informações

Carri Giannecchini and Karen Chandler of Cecchetti Olive Oil. + Informações

#5pop,1952/53.first hit.this is the first hit version.later done by MEL CARTER,ALSO GLORIA ESTEFAN.i had to adjust the middle of the record due to damage in the middle.. + Informações

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3 beds 2 baths Karen Chandler MICHAEL SAUNDERS & COMPANY www.michaelsaunders.com. + Informações

4 beds 6 baths Karen Chandler MICHAEL SAUNDERS & COMPANY www.michaelsaunders.com. + Informações

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4 beds 6 baths Karen Chandler MICHAEL SAUNDERS & COMPANY www.michaelsaunders.com. + Informações

Karen Chandler MICHAEL SAUNDERS & COMPANY www.michaelsaunders.com. + Informações

"Hold me, hold me. Never let me go until you've told me, told me. What I want to know and then just hold me, hold me. Make me tell you I'm in love with you ..." "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me". Words and Music by Harry Noble. The original artist was Karen Chandler who had a #5 hit with it in 1953. Then Mel Carter had a #8 hit with it in 1965.. + Informações

Old Town's Saturday Nite Cruise - June 26th, 2010 The Dukes performing for the Saturday Nite Cruise Dancing the night away on Trophy Row with the Saturday Nite band (Part 1/13) Performance of "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me" originally by Karen Chandler.. + Informações

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me" is a popular song written by Harry Noble in 1952. It was a hit in 2 different decades and is considered a classic of the early Rock/Pop era. The original version was released by Karen Chandler in 1952, released by Coral Records as catalog number 60831. It first reached the Billboard magazine charts on October 17, 1952 and lasted 18 weeks on the chart, peaking at #7.[1] It was her only charted hit. As was often the case with songs of that era, a version was recorded by British singer Muriel Smith and became a hit in Britain in 1953, reaching the Top 3. Shirley Bassey covered the song on her 1969 album Does Anybody Miss Me. The version most often heard today is the latter-day hit version recorded by Mel Carter, reaching #8 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and #1 on the "Easy listening" chart in 1965 [2]. This version makes an appearance in the movie We Were Soldiers. The title was also used as the title for Gloria Estefan's 1994 album of covers, and was later referenced by U2's 1995 song "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me".. + Informações