Here's the main titles to "From Russia With Love" featuring the vocalized theme by Matt Monroe as opposed to the instrumental that was in the film. Enjoy!. + Informações

Awesome song from an awesome singer... a classic... + Informações

On days like these was the song of the great movie the Italian job from the year 1969 starring Michael Caine, Noel Coward, Benny Hill. On days like these lyrics by Matt Monroe. a little about Matt Monroe. Matt Monro (1 December 1930 7 February 1985) was an English singer who became one of the most popular entertainers on the international music scene during the 1960s. Throughout his 30-year career, he filled cabarets, nightclubs, music halls, and stadiums in Australia, Japan, the Philippines, and Hong Kong to Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and the Americas. He sold more than 100 million records during his lifetime. psformer channel xosama2000il.. + Informações

BRITAINS FINEST EVER SINGER,MATT MONRO,THE SINGING BUS DRIVER.. + Informações

Title Track from Born Free the movie. + Informações

Matt Monro - Softly As I Leave You Softly, I will leave you softly For my heart would break if you should wake and see me go So I leave you softly, long before you miss me Long before your arms can beg me stay For one more hour or one more day After all the years, I can't bear the tears to fall So, softly as I leave you there Softly, long before you miss me Long before your arms can beg me stay For one more hour or one more day After all the years, I can't bear the tears to fall So, softly as I leave you there As I leave I you there As I leave I you there. + Informações

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Music to Pictures of Matt Monro.. + Informações

Matt Monro sings this classic song. "Yesterday" is a pop song originally recorded by The Beatles for their 1965 album Help!. According to the Guinness Book of Records, "Yesterday" has the most cover versions of any song ever written. The song remains popular today with more than 3000 recorded cover versions, the first hitting the United Kingdom top 10 three months after the release of Help!. Broadcast Music Incorporated (BMI) asserts that it was performed over seven million times in the 20th century alone. The song was not released as a single in the UK at the time of the US release, and thus never gained number 1 single status in that country. However, "Yesterday" was voted the best song of the 20th century in a 1999 BBC Radio 2 poll of music experts and listeners. "Yesterday" takes the form of a melancholic acoustic ballad about a break-up. It was the first official recording by The Beatles that relied upon a performance by a single member of the band ? Paul McCartney was accompanied solely by a string quartet. The final recording differed so greatly from other works by The Beatles that the other three members of the band vetoed the release of the song as a single in the United Kingdom. Although credited to "Lennon/McCartney", the song was written solely by McCartney.. + Informações

i love listening to this song,its so relaxing that can relieve so much pain inside. For a while im gonna take you for nature tripping. Enjoy the view and the music as well. Have Fun.. + Informações

The tradition of having various vocalists sing the title song of the James Bond films began with the 2nd in the series in 1963, "From Russia With Love", and Matt Monro took these honors quite beautifully. Lionel Bart of "Oliver" fame wrote the title lyrics while John Barry composed the music.. + Informações

Quizás no supe hablar cuando debí hay algo en tu mirar que nunca vi, silencio sin piedad en vez de amor, más cuando quise hablar alguien cantó. Juntos bailando van alrededor, mientras miraba yo frente a los dos, sentí que alguien habló y era tu voz cuando te acarició alguien cantó. Y en la oscuridad de pronto comprendí, que mi orgullo fue el que te hirió. Ya ves que sin querer yo mismo te guié junto a su lado como antes ya pasó. Quizá no pude hablar cuando debí, mi mente controló mi corazón, el precio que pagué fue verte así, y cuando te abrazó, alguien cantó. --------------------------------- Matt Monro. Alguien Canto (The Music Played) en español.. + Informações

From Russia With Love is the only Bond movie famous for having a title song that didn't play over the opening titles... so, I overlayed the song over the opening.. + Informações

Matt Monro Unchained Melody. + Informações

This clip was shot in glorious colour on location in London and Rome, this 1966 film feature was originally screened as a support feature in the cinemas. This is my favorite song of Matt.. + Informações

No puedo creer que es verdad que tanta felicidad hay viajado hasta mi y simplemente aprendí que el cielo siento alcanzar pensando que voy a amar por eso no puedo así quitar mis ojos de ti. Tu tienes que perdonar mi insolencia al mirar toda mi culpa lo es me he enamorado esta vez difícil seré insistir sin ti no quiero vivir por eso no puedo así quitar mis ojos de ti. Te quiero mucho y bien compréndelo te quiero mucho con toda intensidad te necesito, te digo la verdad. Te quiero mucho y pido sin cesar que no me dejes, ya que te encontré y voy a amarte, siempre quiero amarte. No puedo creer que es verdad que tanta felicidad hay viajado hasta mi y simplemente aprendí que el cielo siento alcanzar pensando que voy a amar por eso no puedo así quitar mis ojos de ti. --------------------------- Matt Monro canta "No puedo quitar mis ojos de ti" (Can't Take my Eyes Off You in spanish) ----------------- DonyFernando. + Informações

British balladeer Matt Monro (1930-1985) sings "I Get Along Without You Very Well" (written by Hoagy Carmichael). This version is arguably better than Frank Sinatra's classic version. Monro was sometimes called the "British Sinatra," and Sinatra himself praised Monro's talent. Although Monro achieved only moderate chart success in America, he was very popular internationally, recording hit songs such as the theme songs from the James Bond movie "From Russia With Love" and the film "Born Free." His vocal style influenced many younger singers, including Karen Carpenter, Cass Elliot, and Michael Buble. (Karen is seen briefly at the end of this video "listening" to Matt.) Compilations of his songs continue to sell well today, more than 20 years after his death, as new generations discover his deep, rich, velvet voice. ******************** In his 1994 book, "The Carpenters: The Untold Story," Ray Coleman wrote that Karen Carpenter admired Matt Monro so much that she sometimes imitated his pronunciation in the recording studio, for example, pronouncing "you" as "yew." At such times, her brother Richard would tease her that she was on her "Matt Monro kick." Richard also commented in this book, "We should have been doing a lot more songs of the caliber of 'I Get Along Without You Very Well.'" This piqued my interest, so I wrote to Richard's website to ask: Did he and Karen actually record a still-unreleased version of this song? Or was he just speaking hypothetically? Richard .... + Informações

Matt Monro sings Yesterday Live. + Informações

This is the same song downloaded from this site but beginning was edited.. + Informações

Movie Soundtrack of THE QUILLER MEMORANDUM. Main Theme in a vocal version, with lyrics by Mack David, sung by recording star Matt Monro. ?????????????????????????????? LYRICS FOR WEDNESDAY'S CHILD Wednesday's child is a child of woe. Wednesday's child cries alone, I know. When you smiled, just for me you smiled, For awhile I forgot I was Wednesday's child. Friday's child wins at love, they say. In your arms Friday was my day. Now you're gone, well I should have known, I am Wednesday's child, born to be alone. Now you're gone, well I should have known, I am Wednesday's child, born to be alone. Wednesday's child, born to be alone.. + Informações

Shirley Wood gulped down her breakfast Shut the fridge and joined the throng Margaret Beatty snatched the milk in Scanned the news and went along Annie Harris drew the curtains Screwed her eyes up, had a peep Saw the marchers, heard their voices Making early morning noises Stumbled back to bed and tried to sleep Come with us, run with us We're gonna change the world You'll be amazed, so full of praise When we've rearranged your world We're gonna change your world Shuffling through the cold black morning Went the marchers, spirits low Grunting greetings, grimly pressing Onto where they had to go When the sun came up, they brightened Stopped to have their thermos brew Annie Harris got up gladly Pondered for a little, sadly Then got on with what she had to do So, come with us, run with us We're gonna change the world You'll be amazed, so full of praise When we've rearranged your world We're gonna change your world At their target, numbers swollen 'Up the marches', banners go Chanting, shouting out with leaflets Protest for everyone to know Sit in front of all the traffic Harried, busy shopping wives Try to stir their ostrich notions Whip them up to wild emotions Put some fire into their wretched lives So, come with us, run with us We're gonna change your world You'll be amazed, so full of praise When we've rearranged your world We're gonna change your world Shirley Wood was dragged still sitting By a policeman from the road Margaret Beatty had her face slapped By a man she .... + Informações

Matt Monro (1 December 1930 -- 7 February 1985) was an English singer who became one of the most popular entertainers on the international music scene during the 1960s. Throughout his 30-year career, he filled cabarets, nightclubs, music halls, and stadiums in Australia, Japan, the Philippines, and Hong Kong to Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and the Americas. He was born Terence Edward Parsons in Shoreditch, London and attended Duncombe School in Islington. Affectionately nicknamed "the singing bus driver" (because one of his many occupations prior to achieving fame was driving the Number 27 bus from Highgate to Teddington), he got his first break in 1956 when he became a featured vocalist with the BBC Show Band. An important influence on his early career was the pianist Winifred Atwell, who became his mentor, provided him with his stage name, and helped him sign with Decca Records. In 1957 Monro released Blue and Sentimental, a collection of standards. Despite the album's critical acclaim, Monro languished among the young male singers trying to break through at the end of the 1950s, many of them emulating Frankie Vaughan by recording cover versions of American hits. (Monro even recorded a version of Vaughan's "Garden of Eden" during this period.) A short recording contract with Fontana Records followed. By the end of the 1950s, Monro's mid-decade fame had evaporated, and he returned to relative obscurity. He and his wife Mickie lived from her wages as a song plugger .... + Informações

Matt Monro - Walk Away (1965). + Informações

THE MUSIC PLAYED Matt Monro An angry silence lay where love had been And in your eyes a look I've never seen If I have found the words, you might have stayed But as I turn to speak, the music played As lovers danced their way around the floor I sat and watched you walk towards the door I heard a friend of yours suggest you stayed And as you took his hand, the music played Across the darkened room the fatal sight I saw He'd been something more than friends before While I was hurting you by clinging to my pride He had been waiting, and I drove him to your side I couldn't say the things I should have said Refused to let my heart control my head But I was made to see the price I paid And as he held you close, the music played And as I lost your love, the music played. + Informações

This was the theme song of the 1969 movie "The Italian Job". Matt Monro was the original singer to cover this novelty tune, and his version was also used in the opening credits of the movie.. + Informações