Her biggest hit was "The Tennessee Waltz", which was also released in 1950. "The Tennessee Waltz" was #1 for thirteen weeks in 1950 en.wikipedia.org written by Redd Stewart and Pee Wee King in 1947, popularized by Patti Page and by Les Paul and Mary Ford in 1950 ------------------------- I was waltzing with my darlin' to the Tennesse waltz when an old friend I happened to see. I introduced him to my loved one, and while they were waltzing my friend stole my sweet-heart from me. I remember the night and the Tennessee waltz. Now I know just how much I have lost. Yes I lost my little darlin' the night they were playing the beautiful Tennessee waltz. I was waltzing with my darlin' to the Tennesse waltz when an old friend I happened to see. I introduced him to my loved one, and while they were waltzing my friend stole my sweet-heart from me. I remember the night and the Tennessee waltz. Now I know just how much I have lost. Yes I lost my little darlin' the night they were playing the beautiful Tennessee waltz.. + Informações

How Much Is That Doggie In The Window Patti Page. + Informações

Moon River. + Informações

Tennessee Waltz - Patti Page (Stereo). + Informações

Popular song by Patti Page. This was a follow-up to her major hit, "Tennessee Waltz".. + Informações

Patti Page - Old Cape Cod with views of the beautiful county of Cornwall. + Informações

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One of my top five all time favourite Lady singers. A voice like warm honey with an ever so sexy huskiness.. + Informações

Thanks for watching, I hope you enjoyed the song, and if you did feel free to go to www.myoldiesmusic.tk to listen to more great oldies tunes!. + Informações

Original version of the song recently covered by the White Stripes. This performance from The Patti Page Show, 23 June 1956.. + Informações

From "The Patti Page Show" (1955) Patti delivers a fresh and touching rendition of this timeless ballad. The sound track is digitally cleaned and enhanced for improved sound quality - enjoy.. + Informações

From the eponymous 1964 film starring: Bette Davis, Olivia de Havilland, Joseph Cotten, Agnes Moorehead, Cecil Kellaway, Mary Astor... The original film soundtrack was by Al Martino... ...In 1965 the song became a hit for Patti Page, who took it to #8 on the Billboard Hot 100. Lyrics: Hush hush, sweet Charlotte Charlotte, don't you cry Hush hush, sweet Charlotte He'll love you till he dies Oh, hold him darling Please hold him tight And brush the tear from your eye You weep because you had a dream last night You dreamed that he said goodbye He held two roses within his hand Two roses he gave to you The red rose tells you of his passion The white rose his love so true (Chorus) And every night after he shall die Yes every night when he's gone The wind will sing you this lullaby Sweet Charlotte was loved by John (Chorus) Frank DeVol (Music), Mack David (Lyrics). The song was Nominated for Academy Award for Best Original Song (Frank De Vol, music, and Mack David, I take no credit for any of the photos that were used in the making of this audio/video.. + Informações

"Allegheny Moon" was written by Al Hoffman and Dick Manning and first popularly recorded by Patti Page who took the song to #2 in the nation during June of 1956.. + Informações

Charted at #8 on The Billboard Top 100 1954. Love Patti's version.. + Informações

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Patti Page - Mocking Bird Hill. + Informações

Here is a great song by the wonderful singer Patti Page. Born Clara Ann Fowler in 1927 in Claremore, Oklahoma, Patti Page is one of the best-known female singers in traditional pop music. She is unusual in that she came to traditional pop from country music, and some of her recordings are somewhat country flavored. She is sometimes considered the first major crossover artist to popularize country music to the general public. And she is the pioneer in the field of overdubbing, of multiple voice techniques -- an innovative endeavor that began with her first Top Twenty hit, "Confess", in 1948. She wasn't called "The Singing Rage" for nothing. And nearly 60 years after the "raging" began in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on a little known radio show on which she was the featured singer, Patti Page remains an icon, a beloved singer who changed the face of pop music and the way it was recorded. Her accomplishments in music and television remain unparalleled even today. Her records span from 1949 to 1981. Patti was the best-selling female vocalist of the 1950's, and was wildly popular all through the 1960's. The Southern silk of Patti's voice, combined with her telegenic high cheek-boned beauty, made her an integral part of the golden age of television. Her appearances were many, and she was a frequent guest star on the Milton Berle, Perry Como, Dinah Shore, Ed Sullivan, Garry Moore, Jackie Gleason and Bob Hope shows. She also starred frequently on the prestigious Bell Telephone Hour, the .... + Informações

A Clip from the PBS Special, "My Music: 50's Pop Parade", broadcast on August 1, 2007. In this clip she sings, "How Much Is That Doggie In The Window". 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

Patti Page sings and stars in "Elmer Gantry". + Informações

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