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![Recherche de vidéos [1955]](http://video.google.com/common/google_logo_small.jpg){kind=logo}  the old sube "back in the day"bargd73 31 s - 7 sept. 2008 playin with video filters...and it is rainin like hell.  Tri Five... Dream '55 BelAir...CORVAIRWILD 59 s - 7 sept. 2008 Wish I had 1!  Cameos - Only For You (Vernon Green)wireman525 3 mn - 7 sept. 2008 Label: Dootone 365 (B-side) Year : 1955  Cameos - Craving (Vernon Green)wireman525 3 mn - 7 sept. 2008 Label: Dootone 365 (A-side) Year: 1955  Shirley Bassey - HANDS ACROSS THE SEAScot90230 2 mn - 7 sept. 2008 1958: Shirley Bassey recorded this single, 'Hands Across The Sea' as the Side (A) with Side (B) of the single being Shirley's Number 1 HIT, 'As I Love You.' After Shirley's 1957 debut LP, 'Born To Sing The Blues', she made it clear with her Manager of the time, Michael Sullivan, that she wanted to at least choose some of the songs she would record. Of course we know that recording this particular single would radically affect her career for the better, but Shirley almost didn't get the chance to record 'As I Love You' at all. Shirley actually discovered 'As I Love You' herself. This song was written in 1955 by Ray Evans and Jay Livingston, but despite being recorded by several american artists it never became a hit. Shirley knew this was a great song and was determined to make it a hit of hers. Shirley's producer for this recording session was Johnny Franz and he also thought this would be a great song for someone to record, but not necessarily Shirley. He provided an innovative arrangement on this song reminiscent of the early work of Burt Bacharach. But, Franz was set on 'Hands Across The Sea' as the Side (A), and at this time in the music industry they wouldn't combine two ballads on the same single release. Shirley know that if she didn't record this song at this time, she might never get another chance at it. Shirley thus made every attempt to change Franz' mind on this, and FINALLY after two weeks of pursuation she was able to talk him into going against the music industry and allow her to sing both ballads on this single release. After they had recorded the song, with Franz' arrangement and Shirley's emotional singing, they knew they had something special! Despite their efforts, the song didn't take off right away but in February 1959 when Shirley made a chance appearance as a last minute substitute on 'Saturday Night at the London Palladium, the song immediately climbed to #1. Despite not making the same headway on the music charts as 'As I Love You' I very much like 'Hands Across the Sea'. This song gives Shirley's fans an idea of the choices made early in her career and how all these choices along with her experimenting with a wide variety in musical vocal styles all contributed to the mega star we know today.  Calvanes - They Call Me Foolwireman525 2 mn - 7 sept. 2008 Label: Dooto EP205 Year: 1955  1955 ford pop in outlaw angliadavetracy121 1 mn - 6 sept. 2008 running a 11.7 @ 116 mph  1955 ford popdavetracy121 1 mn - 6 sept. 2008 running 11.9 @ 114 mph  Food For Fantasy - Spirit Of Freedombellerob 5 mn - 6 sept. 2008 Food For Fantasy is German EM musician Robert Schroeder. Born on 20th May 1955 in Aachen, Germany, Robert got his first guitar aged 13. Interests in electronics and engineering aided his musical development as he built his own equipment to experiment with synthesis and create new sounds. In 1970 he ceased playing music for a few years to concentrate on studying and engineering, later to go on to work for Atari and Seiko in 1984. In 1978 he became friends with Klaus Schulze who signed him up to his Innovative Communications label, and the rest is history... Robert is assisted by Phil Molto on guitar. Spirit of freedom is from the cd "The Secret Of Dreaming". http://www.myspace.com/food4fantasy http://www.news-music.de/  C & C "Movietime U.S.A." 1955MrFonny61 7 s - 6 sept. 2008 As Terrell Owens would say, get your popcorn ready! C & C, the television-distribution arm of RKO, distibuted an astounding 743 films for the medium in a single year (1955), then no more. |
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