Frank D' Rone - Frank D' Rone Sings

Styles: Vocal
Year: 1959
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 26:38
Size: 61,7 MB
Art: Front

(1:45)  1. Love And The Weather
(2:05)  2. Yesterdays
(2:11)  3. I Could Write A Book
(3:46)  4. Everything Happens To Me
(2:01)  5. My Foolish Heart
(2:03)  6. Fascinating Rhythm
(2:09)  7. The Moon Is Blue
(3:22)  8. Sophisticated Lady
(2:38)  9. Joey, Joey, Joey
(2:36) 10. Spring Is Here
(1:57) 11. The Way You Look Tonight

Chicago singer Frank D'Rone recorded four LPs for Mercury during the late '50s and early '60s, one of them (After the Ball) with name arranger Billy May. A swinging vocalist having much in common with Bobby Darin, D'Rone was originally a band guitarist before making his debut on Mercury in 1957 with a trio of short sessions. His first LP, Frank D'Rone Sings, was followed in 1959 by Blue Velvet. D'Rone made a trip to Los Angeles in order to record with Billy May for 1960's After the Ball, but his time with Mercury ended in 1962 after In Person. D'Rone has continued to perform and record into the 21st century, with his latest CD, Double Exposure, slated for release in January 2012. The album includes big-band arrangements featuring Phil Kelly & the Northwest Prevailing Winds. ~ John Bush  http://www.allmusic.com/artist/frank-drone-mn0000190407/biography

Frank D'Rone Sings

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Frank D'Rone - Double Exposure

Styles: Jazz, Vocal
Year: 2013
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 47:39
Size: 109,3 MB
Art: Front

(4:11)  1. When the Sun Comes Out
(4:40)  2. Make Someone Happy
(4:17)  3. Pure Imagination
(4:04)  4. Just Imagine
(4:08)  5. Pick Yourself Up
(4:19)  6. The Very Thought of You
(4:12)  7. The One I Love
(3:51)  8. Dancing on the Ceiling
(4:55)  9. Speak Low
(3:59) 10. Oh, You Crazy Moon
(4:58) 11. Lover Come Back to Me

Chicago singer Frank D'Rone recorded four LPs for Mercury during the late '50s and early '60s, one of them (After the Ball) with name arranger Billy May. A swinging vocalist having much in common with Bobby Darin, D'Rone was originally a band guitarist before making his debut on Mercury in 1957 with a trio of short sessions. His first LP, Frank D'Rone Sings, was followed in 1959 by Blue Velvet. D'Rone made a trip to Los Angeles in order to record with Billy May for 1960's After the Ball, but his time with Mercury ended in 1962 after In Person. D'Rone has continued to perform and record into the 21st century, with his latest CD, Double Exposure, slated for release in January 2012. The album includes big-band arrangements featuring Phil Kelly & the Northwest Prevailing Winds. https://itunes.apple.com/br/artist/frank-drone/id2557816#fullText

Double Exposure

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