It's that manly voice which we tend to look at as dominance, strength & sex appeal; his voice also has a warm buttery smoothness to it -- no high pitch, yelling coming from him.
Cowboy Dean: My Rifle, My Pony and Me. Surprisingly Dean Martin played a pretty good cowboy in western movies of the late fifties and sixties. Rio Bravo, The Sons Of Katie Elder, and Five Card Stud. He even made a western with Frank Sinatra.
Great variety shows: Dean’s, Ed Sulivan, Red Skelton, Jack Benny, Milton Berle, Carol Burnett, Sonny & Cher, Smothers Bros, Tony Orlando & Dawn. So many more comedy & music performances per wk we don’t see now. Culture changes.
Remember when he was doing "Your Nobody Till Somebody Loves You."? In the middle of the song there was a lot of noise on the set. And Dean just rolled with it while singing "Somebody, just fell down."
After Dean called him the King of Rock n’ Roll. Dean’s daughter tells the story that Elvis said “I might be the King of Rock n Roll but your Dad is the King of Cool”. Dude !!!
Dean Martin's movies and songs will live on forever ! I loved all his movies and his songs ever since I was five years old. That was sixty years ago ! My mom would be in the kitchen making spaghetti sauce for dinner. And I would be in the living room singing along to all the songs on my Dad's, one and only, Dean Martin album when I came home from kindergarten.
@timcarr6401 I was born in 1959. Back then my Dad and a friend of his had a home improvement company. I think I was 5 when Andy Williams and Dean Martin were on tv. I loved their shows only for their songs. Anything else went over my head. The music back then was great. There was so many different types of music on the radio back then. I loved all types of music, but singers like Dean, Andy, Tony Bennett, and all the others appealed to me the most. But getting back to music in general, I enjoyed all types of music. The 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s were the best.
You've listened to Dean 3-4 times but surprisingly have missed his biggest hit and theme song, Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime. It was a huge 1964 hit in the midst of Beatlemania. To really know him, you have to see a few minutes of him talking to the audience on his popular weekly show. And guys, don't forget he was half of the most popular comedy team from the late 40's to 1956, and then was a member of the popular Rat Pack.
I was only a little kid when Dean Martin knocked The Beatles out of the number 1 spot ! Like I said, I was only a little kid when I watched the old movies that Dean made movies with Jerry Lewis. Dean also made some great movies while his show was in reruns. He was a great singer, a great actor, and could make people laugh when he was on stage...and especially on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson.
This was one of two times Dean Martin performed this song on his NBC Variety Show from the mid 1960’s. I rediscovered Dean Martin through not just the movies he made with Jerry Lewis in the 50’s, the Rat Pack in the 60’s, and in the early 80’s with The Cannonball Run (1981); but with his NBC Variety Show and his Celebrity Roasts that were rereleased to DVD in the mid 2000’s.
I think Jay is right, it was Mr Rogers' Neighborhood that was an amazing children's show for twenty years. You ought to introduce your kids to Mr Rogers; he is amazing.
His show is timeless. I bought a dvd of Mister Rogers for my son at age 12 so he could see what I grew up watching as a young girl and he LOVED him. Especially the one where he went to see how crayons were made. I still love him and thankful for all he taught me way back in the 70's.
This Is A Clip From His Variety Show!! Always watched them , mom had a crush on him!! You’re really missing out by not looking up clips of him performing on his show and his talking after the song!! He’s a character!!
Yep. My mom had a crush on him and my dad loved Joey Heatherton. She was a common guest on his show. I grew up watching this show with the whole family.
@@bryanwhitton1784 I hade more than a crush -- I was totally in love. Never missed an episode of his great & clever show -- should be brought back -- we need more entertainment & enjoyment on TV.
He would turn to Ken Lane at the piano and say "I'm gonna' go to the couch" And before doing so, he would open the door to meet a surprise quest, usually from Show Biz.
@@carolhayar3037 Well, as they were married I doubt either would have admitted to anything more. Besides children of the depression, so, down to earth and realistic. However, I agree having Dino on once a week would be a great thing.
This was from his weekly television program. I never missed an episode. Fell in love with him when he did movies with Jerry Lewis. One of the best presents I received from my father was a CD of Deans greatest hits.
I know he was friends with Frank. But I never cared for Frank. His personality turned me off. Dean's voice is a whole lot better, and he had a super personality.
This is actually a live version of the recorded version of this song. He did it live on his show in the '60's. No autotune and you can see he wasn't even really taking it that seriously! Dean Martin is for me, head and shoulders above Sinatra.
Mr. Rogers? That one went over my head. lol Dean's ability to put a smile in every note he sings is amazing to me. Have y'all reacted to the western movie Rio Bravo with both Dean and Ricky Nelson?
Amber & Jay - been watching for a long time, first time commenting. This song was written by Baker Knight - I was fortunate enough to interview & then correspond with him for a few years back in the late '90s/early 2000's. He also wrote "Lonesome Town" for Ricky Nelson & "The Wonder of You" which was a big hit for Elvis. I'm sure he would've enjoyed your channel & been amazed that his songs are reaching another generation.
Hi Guys greetings from England 🇬🇧 Deano was so relaxed and so smooth!!! You really do have to check out The Rat Pack performing live singing the song " Birth of The Blues" seeing the Rat Pack live and how much Frank, Dean and Sammy just had so much fun hanging out together.
You forgot about the song that Dean sang in the movie. Ricky Nelson couldn't top a singer like Dean. Every time I watch this movie, no one could ever top Dean Martin to this very day !
I loved the Dean Martin show. He had a pianist name Ken Lane and he always joked around with him. His best song was "Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime." He has done so many hit songs that it is hard to pick just a few.
Playing Dean Martin songs and Wearing a Tom Jones shirt proves why these two are the best by crossing generations to give us the best music! Well done and thank you ❤❤❤
The Dean Martin Show was one of the best variety shows on TV ever. It was always fun to watch the show and see Dean perform. His singing was great and he could always make you laugh. Be sure to watch more clips from the show. Listen to the songs Welcome To My World and little Ole Wine Drinker Me by him.
You both need to react to one of Dean’s movies where he plays a spy named Matt Helms. “The Silencers” is one of these movies. They are part comedy and are sprinkled throughout with Dean crooning to gorgeous lady friends.
Kathie says… Dean is singing this song on his weekly variety show, which was totally awesome! If you have time…look one of his t.v. Shows up and watch one…they are fun, and always has 2 or 3 songs sung by Dean Martin…and lots of humor.
Never too early to plan for Christmas. One year the Dean Martin Variety Show had a Christmas Special that was just Dean and Frank and their families singing together.
How about Dean and Frank's friend Judy Garland? There is a short clip of the three of them: Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra & Dean Martin - Let There Be Love (Live) and a longer medley: Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra & Dean Martin - You Do Something To Me (Live). if you want a crooner Judy: "By Myself"
Judy had a variety t v show in the early sixties and Frank and Dean were guests, that’s probably where the clip is from. Other guest that Judy had were Barbara Streisand, Liza Minnelli, Leana Horne, and Sammy Davis Jr. Countless RUclips clips to enjoy
You love Frank and Dean, you should check out their movie "Robin and the Seven Hoods" They are joined by Bing Crosby, fun musical based on the Robin Hood story.
Dean Martin's soft interpretation of "Blue Moon" technically and clearly expresses the command of his sounding. One can notice how his breathing helps to capture the essence of his voice as it flows through the differing layers that the song's range requires. Bravissimo!!
Suggestion: During your movie reviews consider a Martin and Lewis movie. Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis was a comedy team in the 50s and made a number of comic movies. Another crooner would be Jim Nabors. Try Impossible Dream with him.
On your movie channel you need to watch the original “Ocean’s Eleven” Frank, Dean, Sammy…Joey Bishop, Peter Lawford, the entire rat pack! Fun movie to watch!
Dean Martin had done many TV shows, movies, as well as his music career. He was a big deal, yet very down-to-earth. Unlike his "Drunken Playboy Persona", Dean often drank tea or apple juice in public to look like it was whiskey. Dean also made certain to go home every night after work at a respectable hour to be with his loving wife and children, unless business kept him away. I would highly recommend his two western movies with John Wayne - "Rio Bravo" & "The Sons of Katie Elder".
Dean is probably my favorite crooner. This was another fantastic song by him. Yr Nobody Til Somebody Loves You and Houston are very very good also. His charisma and personality are important in his delivery. Great memories of better times in music for me.
You would really enjoy Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis in their 1949 - 1950s musical comedy films like "My Friend Irma" and "The Caddy." Might be something for your Movie Reactions. :o)
You should check out more of his performances on the Dean Martin show. I know you both like Sinatra too and dean Martin and Frank Sinatra done a few duets, one song with Deana Martin and Tina Sinatra (their daughters).
I have a great crooner for you - Mel Torme (rhymes with gourmet). He is considered the best male jazz singer, like the male Ella Fitzgerald. Look for a b&w video of him doing "All that Jazz.' fun fact: one of your all time favorites is in the clip as a cameo.
Dean Martin first became famous as the straight-man in the comedy duo Martin and Lewis, where him and Jerry Lewis became the biggest comedy act in the world and they starred in a number of successful movies together. Dean would, of course, sing in the act and onscreen. When the two broke up, it was huge news, but they each became solo stars in their own right, Dean making movies and becoming a huge singing star, and Jerry becoming the King of Comedy.
Frank always said that Dean had the most natural singing voice out there. He just opened his mouth and it came out effortlessly whereas Frank had to work hard to attain his technique.
On your movie channel. You should watch Rio Bravo. John Wayne, Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson! Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson sings in this movie together! Ricky Nelson was a teen heartthrob back then! It may be somewhat of a crooner himself! In this movie you can't forget about Stumpy (Walter Brennan) one of my favorite actors! Other than Mr John Wayne! Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson do a damn good job too!
So glad you found Dean Martin. Love him. For my dad’s 85th birthday we did a ‘cocktail’ party featuring martinis and a playlist with Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Frankie Laine, and Perry Como mostly. The food was great, everyone had a nice time, etc., but the music got the most compliments!
I grew up Dean. Every Thursday night I sat and watched and brought my Uncle’s ROTC shoes for shining; and I was 4. I still have his original vinyl….thanks Mom!
Absolutely love Dean Martin whether he is singing or acting. Very wonderful reaction here from you both. But I wish you would listen to Mel Torme, a fabulous jazz crooner known as " The Velvet Fog". I'm pretty sure you haven't even heard him once.
Dean Martin's band leader on his 60s TV show was a performer named Phil Harris. He would be a new artist that I think you two would really like....a crooner from the south. Try Phil Harris singing "Row, Row, Row," "The Thing," "That's What I Like About the South," or"Woodman Spare that Tree."
I Love Dean Martin. I’ve never understood the excitement over Sinatra. I think Danny Thomas is highly underrated. React to some Danny Thomas. I haven’t been able to find him anywhere. He’s got a style and sound that is entertaining. You may have to react to his TV shows to hear him but he definitely sings on his shows as his career is a nightclub entertainer 😁
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Something about Dean's fantastic voice makes you instantly smile.
AGREE!!! ...and, just LOOK AT THAT GRIN!!! :)
@@Jude_196 Right on Bro
It's that manly voice which we tend to look at as dominance, strength & sex appeal; his voice also has a warm buttery smoothness to it -- no high pitch, yelling coming from him.
Dean had a smile in his singing voice.
@@carolhayar3037 good analysis girl
Cowboy Dean: My Rifle, My Pony and Me. Surprisingly Dean Martin played a pretty good cowboy in western movies of the late fifties and sixties. Rio Bravo, The Sons Of Katie Elder, and Five Card Stud. He even made a western with Frank Sinatra.
My Rifle, My Pony and Me featured both Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson.
In the movie Rio Bravo. Dean also sang the song solo on an album
Four for Texas. Dean is better than Frank. And Sammy was amazing!
And of course his Matt Helm movies
Oh my goodness, best Western ever and loved Dean singing that song!
Dean Martin was as cool as the other side of the pillow His variety show ran for 9 years
Great variety shows: Dean’s, Ed Sulivan, Red Skelton, Jack Benny, Milton Berle, Carol Burnett, Sonny & Cher, Smothers Bros, Tony Orlando & Dawn. So many more comedy & music performances per wk we don’t see now. Culture changes.
Great comedian ❤
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The crap on talk shows today don't compare to the variety shows back then.
Dean was so, so smooth.
I loved his show and he was famous for NEVER rehearsing. He just came in and did it,
Remember when he was doing "Your Nobody Till Somebody Loves You."? In the middle of the song there was a lot of noise on the set. And Dean just rolled with it while singing "Somebody, just fell down."
Everybody Loves Somebody Sometimes is the song he sang to open his weekly show. Well worth checking out. Also Return to Me.
I miss him so much !!!! just seeing him brings a big smile to me instantly !!!!! RIP Dean !!!!
You might be surprised to learn that Dean had a series of Spy Movies called " Matt Helms" very Cool!
@@GarysPLS-ei5uf The prices of those movies have recently jumped up.
I was considering of buying them until I saw the outrageous increase.
If Frank was singing in the back yard and Dino was singing in the front yard I wouldn't even open the backyard window. Dino just makes you smile.
Elvis gave Dean the name King of Cool.
Who do you sound like Elvis. "Well, I don't sound like anyone, but maybe a little bit like Dean Martin."
After Dean called him the King of Rock n’ Roll. Dean’s daughter tells the story that Elvis said “I might be the King of Rock n Roll but your Dad is the King of Cool”.
Dude !!!
Elvis wasn't a bad crooner himself. Listen to his duet with Sinatra.
@@Motbilder Elvis did many ballads. It's hard not to croon doing ballads.
Yep! Yep! Elvis did say that "Your dad is the king of cool !"
Dean Martin, That's Amore........ love this song
Dean :
“In The Misty Moonlight “
Romantic!!
How about “Chapel in the Moonlight” or “Wallpaper Roses”?
I used to watch Dean Martin's weekly show without fail.
As a boomer, I Love Dean Martin, thanks for the song!
He was the mainstay singer/host on TV in the 6-s and early 70s.
Dean Martin's movies and songs will live on forever !
I loved all his movies and his songs ever since I was five years old.
That was sixty years ago !
My mom would be in the kitchen making spaghetti sauce for dinner. And I would be in the living room singing along to all the songs on my Dad's, one and only, Dean Martin album when I came home from kindergarten.
@@timcarr6401Dean Martin has been my favorite actor and singer ever since I was 5 years old.
@@davidpanetta6400 We didn't even have a television yet when I was five. But, depending on your age I may have been a fan longer than you.
@timcarr6401 I was born in 1959. Back then my Dad and a friend of his had a home improvement company.
I think I was 5 when Andy Williams and Dean Martin were on tv. I loved their shows only for their songs. Anything else went over my head.
The music back then was great. There was so many different types of music on the radio back then. I loved all types of music, but singers like Dean, Andy, Tony Bennett, and all the others appealed to me the most.
But getting back to music in general, I enjoyed all types of music. The 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s were the best.
Dean Martin impeccable, I remember him and Jerry Lewis in the wonderful films where they sang and acted. True musicals.
You've listened to Dean 3-4 times but surprisingly have missed his biggest hit and theme song, Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime. It was a huge 1964 hit in the midst of Beatlemania. To really know him, you have to see a few minutes of him talking to the audience on his popular weekly show. And guys, don't forget he was half of the most popular comedy team from the late 40's to 1956, and then was a member of the popular Rat Pack.
You guys GOTTA react to these songs by Dean Martin: Welcome to My World, Heaven Can Wait, and Magic is the Moonlight. Bro will make you guys melt lol
Dean is my FAVORITE crooner!! Love him! It's so sexy!
One thing about Dean is you can always “hear” the smile…
Dean Martin has always been a favorite of mine.
Omg I just love him so much !!!! I remember watching his variety show as a child and there was something about his voice that soothed me ❤
I was only a little kid when Dean Martin knocked The Beatles out of the number 1 spot !
Like I said, I was only a little kid when I watched the old movies that Dean made movies with Jerry Lewis.
Dean also made some great movies while his show was in reruns.
He was a great singer, a great actor, and could make people laugh when he was on stage...and especially on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson.
This was one of two times Dean Martin performed this song on his NBC Variety Show from the mid 1960’s.
I rediscovered Dean Martin through not just the movies he made with Jerry Lewis in the 50’s, the Rat Pack in the 60’s, and in the early 80’s with The Cannonball Run (1981); but with his NBC Variety Show and his Celebrity Roasts that were rereleased to DVD in the mid 2000’s.
You got to give his "Matt Helm" films a shot. Funny, campy secret agent spoofs.
I think Jay is right, it was Mr Rogers' Neighborhood that was an amazing children's show for twenty years. You ought to introduce your kids to Mr Rogers; he is amazing.
They've made a biopic about Mr. Rogers starring Tom Hanks. It would make for a great movie reaction.
His show is timeless. I bought a dvd of Mister Rogers for my son at age 12 so he could see what I grew up watching as a young girl and he LOVED him. Especially the one where he went to see how crayons were made. I still love him and thankful for all he taught me way back in the 70's.
This Is A Clip From His Variety Show!!
Always watched them , mom had a crush on him!!
You’re really missing out by not looking up clips of him performing on his show and his talking after the song!! He’s a character!!
Yep. My mom had a crush on him and my dad loved Joey Heatherton. She was a common guest on his show. I grew up watching this show with the whole family.
@@bryanwhitton1784 I hade more than a crush -- I was totally in love. Never missed an episode of his great & clever show -- should be brought back -- we need more entertainment & enjoyment on TV.
He would turn to Ken Lane at the piano and say "I'm gonna' go to the couch" And before doing so, he would open the door to meet a surprise quest, usually from Show Biz.
@@carolhayar3037 Well, as they were married I doubt either would have admitted to anything more. Besides children of the depression, so, down to earth and realistic.
However, I agree having Dino on once a week would be a great thing.
This was from his weekly television program. I never missed an episode. Fell in love with him when he did movies with Jerry Lewis. One of the best presents I received from my father was a CD of Deans greatest hits.
Dean Martin Is The Best 💯,May He R.I.P , Still Miss Him Always
I know he was friends with Frank. But I never cared for Frank. His personality turned me off. Dean's voice is a whole lot better, and he had a super personality.
@@timcarr6401Exactly 💯
This is actually a live version of the recorded version of this song. He did it live on his show in the '60's. No autotune and you can see he wasn't even really taking it that seriously! Dean Martin is for me, head and shoulders above Sinatra.
Mr. Rogers? That one went over my head. lol Dean's ability to put a smile in every note he sings is amazing to me. Have y'all reacted to the western movie Rio Bravo with both Dean and Ricky Nelson?
What can we say the man was simply the coolest dude I've ever seen. The King of Cool was a great entertainer.
Amber & Jay - been watching for a long time, first time commenting. This song was written by Baker Knight - I was fortunate enough to interview & then correspond with him for a few years back in the late '90s/early 2000's. He also wrote "Lonesome Town" for Ricky Nelson & "The Wonder of You" which was a big hit for Elvis. I'm sure he would've enjoyed your channel & been amazed that his songs are reaching another generation.
Love Dean Martin! One of my favorites!
Hi Guys greetings from England 🇬🇧 Deano was so relaxed and so smooth!!! You really do have to check out The Rat Pack performing live singing the song " Birth of The Blues" seeing the Rat Pack live and how much Frank, Dean and Sammy just had so much fun hanging out together.
Another crooner to have a listen to is Perry Como. One of my favorite songs of his was Catch A Falling Star.
You guys gotta watch the old western Rio Bravo with Dean Matin it also star’s Rick Neilson !!
You forgot about the song that Dean sang in the movie.
Ricky Nelson couldn't top a singer like Dean. Every time I watch this movie, no one could ever top Dean Martin to this very day !
I loved the Dean Martin show. He had a pianist name Ken Lane and he always joked around with him. His best song was "Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime." He has done so many hit songs that it is hard to pick just a few.
"Return to Me" is such a beautiful love song by Dean.
Playing Dean Martin songs and Wearing a Tom Jones shirt proves why these two are the best by crossing generations to give us the best music! Well done and thank you ❤❤❤
Dean Martin, Sway, my fav.
I love Dean Martin!
The Dean Martin Show was one of the best variety shows on TV ever. It was always fun to watch the show and see Dean perform. His singing was great and he could always make you laugh. Be sure to watch more clips from the show. Listen to the songs Welcome To My World and little Ole Wine Drinker Me by him.
The Dean Martin celebrity Roast was also fantastic.
💐 love that you love Dean
You both need to react to one of Dean’s movies where he plays a spy named Matt Helms. “The Silencers” is one of these movies. They are part comedy and are sprinkled throughout with Dean crooning to gorgeous lady friends.
"Little old wine drinker, me" it's a good one
Dean was a hell of a boxer in his younger days, that's why his fingers were so twisted and broken.
He fought under the name " Kid Crocetti."
Kathie says… Dean is singing this song on his weekly variety show, which was totally awesome! If you have time…look one of his t.v. Shows up and watch one…they are fun, and always has 2 or 3 songs sung by Dean Martin…and lots of humor.
Never too early to plan for Christmas. One year the Dean Martin Variety Show had a Christmas Special that was just Dean and Frank and their families singing together.
Deano just oozed class! My favourite is Besame Mucho.
How about Dean and Frank's friend Judy Garland? There is a short clip of the three of them: Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra & Dean Martin - Let There Be Love (Live) and a longer medley: Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra & Dean Martin - You Do Something To Me (Live). if you want a crooner Judy: "By Myself"
Judy had a variety t v show in the early sixties and Frank and Dean were guests, that’s probably where the clip is from. Other guest that Judy had were Barbara Streisand, Liza Minnelli, Leana Horne, and Sammy Davis Jr. Countless RUclips clips to enjoy
I love the episode of The Lucy Show where he played himself and his stunt double. Funny and talented man.
You love Frank and Dean, you should check out their movie "Robin and the Seven Hoods" They are joined by Bing Crosby, fun musical based on the Robin Hood story.
I love Dean. My dad played his music all the time. Thank you so much for this.
Dean Martin's soft interpretation of "Blue Moon" technically and clearly expresses the command of his sounding. One can notice how his breathing helps to capture the essence of his voice as it flows through the differing layers that the song's range requires. Bravissimo!!
Suggestion: During your movie reviews consider a Martin and Lewis movie. Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis was a comedy team in the 50s and made a number of comic movies. Another crooner would be Jim Nabors. Try Impossible Dream with him.
Love me some Dean Martin!
On your movie channel you need to watch the original “Ocean’s Eleven” Frank, Dean, Sammy…Joey Bishop, Peter Lawford, the entire rat pack! Fun movie to watch!
Deano, grew up 7 miles from my house in Steubenville Ohio.
What a voice old Dino Paul Crocetti had and I have to admit I loved him too!
Dean Martin had done many TV shows, movies, as well as his music career. He was a big deal, yet very down-to-earth. Unlike his "Drunken Playboy Persona", Dean often drank tea or apple juice in public to look like it was whiskey. Dean also made certain to go home every night after work at a respectable hour to be with his loving wife and children, unless business kept him away.
I would highly recommend his two western movies with John Wayne - "Rio Bravo" & "The Sons of Katie Elder".
I love him ❤ music was so nice back when things were simpler ❤
Bobby Darin Beyond the Sea!!!!!
Local Italian Restaurant plays Dino and Frank music all the time….the food ok, but the atmosphere and music divine! ❤❤❤
Dean is probably my favorite crooner. This was another fantastic song by him. Yr Nobody Til Somebody Loves You and Houston are very very good also. His charisma and personality are important in his delivery. Great memories of better times in music for me.
Dino is my favorite pack rat. He made me swoon when I was a little girl.
ME, TOO!!
You would really enjoy Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis in their 1949 - 1950s musical comedy films like "My Friend Irma" and "The Caddy." Might be something for your Movie Reactions. :o)
I love the crooner era and for me Dean Martin is the best and a great actor 👏
Dean is so cool. Miss him! 🥰
You should check out more of his performances on the Dean Martin show. I know you both like Sinatra too and dean Martin and Frank Sinatra done a few duets, one song with Deana Martin and Tina Sinatra (their daughters).
All those guys were Vaudeville trained... 3 shows a day, 6 or 7 days a week... they could sing, dance, act, and tell jokes!
Dean's version of " Gentle on my Mind" also from his variety show is terrific
I have a great crooner for you - Mel Torme (rhymes with gourmet). He is considered the best male jazz singer, like the male Ella Fitzgerald. Look for a b&w video of him doing "All that Jazz.' fun fact: one of your all time favorites is in the clip as a cameo.
Like Ella, he was an amazing scat artis. Love For Sale featuring Buddy Rich on drums.
Dean Martin first became famous as the straight-man in the comedy duo Martin and Lewis, where him and Jerry Lewis became the biggest comedy act in the world and they starred in a number of successful movies together. Dean would, of course, sing in the act and onscreen. When the two broke up, it was huge news, but they each became solo stars in their own right, Dean making movies and becoming a huge singing star, and Jerry becoming the King of Comedy.
Love Dean Martin!!!❤❤❤
You should do a reaction on your Movie Channel for the Movie Rio Bravo with Dean Martin, John Wayne, and Ricky Nelson. Dean was also a great actor.
Frank always said that Dean had the most natural singing voice out there. He just opened his mouth and it came out effortlessly whereas Frank had to work hard to attain his technique.
Oh that Dean Martin.....what a crooner and what a guy❤
On your movie channel. You should watch Rio Bravo. John Wayne, Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson! Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson sings in this movie together! Ricky Nelson was a teen heartthrob back then! It may be somewhat of a crooner himself! In this movie you can't forget about Stumpy (Walter Brennan) one of my favorite actors! Other than Mr John Wayne! Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson do a damn good job too!
Always liked Dean - O !! Love his " Matt Helm" movies !! 👍👍
I LOVE his Matt helm movies!!!!
I love love love Dean Martin! ❤
Dean is such a natural talent. I heard that when he had his tv show he only rehearsed on the day of. Such a beautiful voice.
So glad you found Dean Martin. Love him.
For my dad’s 85th birthday we did a ‘cocktail’ party featuring martinis and a playlist with Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Frankie Laine, and Perry Como mostly. The food was great, everyone had a nice time, etc., but the music got the most compliments!
4:50 With their eyes closed, they miss all of Dean Martin's antics.
Another crooner you will enjoy is Andy Williams. His biggest hit is "Moon River".
I watched " Captain Kangaroo " and "Rocky & Bullwinkle " lol
Hell Yeah Y'all
As a kid I hated my parents music, but as I got older I started loving it. It now reminds me of my Dad...
I grew up Dean. Every Thursday night I sat and watched and brought my Uncle’s ROTC shoes for shining; and I was 4.
I still have his original vinyl….thanks Mom!
Love Dean Martin!❤️✌🏻🎶
Hands down, my favorite Crooner! You should check out his version of “ Sway”👍❤️
I remember watching Dean’s show with my Dad.
Absolutely need more Dean Martin
What a coincidence, just listened to Dean Martin cd today.
I grew up listening and watching Dean Martin. As a kid I thought he was so handsome.
I once heard that Dean Martin was Frank Sinatra's favorite Singer. That is what he listened to at home.
Absolutely love Dean Martin whether he is singing or acting. Very wonderful reaction here from you both.
But I wish you would listen to Mel Torme, a fabulous jazz crooner known as " The Velvet Fog". I'm pretty sure you haven't even heard him once.
❤ Mel's Christmas Song
Fantastic voice. We used to watch his tv show when I was a kid.
Love dean
Jay, if you want a really low crooner’s voice, then may I suggest Bing Crosby? I don’t think you can get a lower crooner voice than his!
Dean Martin's band leader on his 60s TV show was a performer named Phil Harris. He would be a new artist that I think you two would really like....a crooner from the south. Try Phil Harris singing "Row, Row, Row," "The Thing," "That's What I Like About the South," or"Woodman Spare that Tree."
Phil was a voice actor in Disney animation films of the sixties and seventies. Jungle Book, Aristocats., and Robin Hood
I Love Dean Martin. I’ve never understood the excitement over Sinatra. I think Danny Thomas is highly underrated. React to some Danny Thomas. I haven’t been able to find him anywhere. He’s got a style and sound that is entertaining. You may have to react to his TV shows to hear him but he definitely sings on his shows as his career is a nightclub entertainer 😁
He also founded St Jude Children’s Hospital
Dean Martin, the King of Cool
Your kids HAVE to watch Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood!! And these shows like Dean’s are what we watched as kids with our parents.