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4 days ago · The film’s musical director, Alfred Newman, wrote the melody, and Mack Gordon the lyrics. It was recorded by several other singers in 1949, including Vic Damone, Vera Lynn and Dinah Shore. Later versions were recorded by Polly Bergen, Freddy Cole, Bobby Darin, Etta Jones, the Lettermen, Gloria Lynne and Sarah Vaughan.
3 days ago · This chronology of recordings issued on King Records and its associated labels documents the various Latin-American musical influences on King’s collective output, beginning in the late 1940s. .While Latin sounds have never been a driving force at King, it is nevertheless surprising to see the range of Latin musical styles reflected in King’s famously eclectic […]
Captain Thunderstrike/Freddy Masterson (Captain Marvel Jr. + Thunderstrike) Silver Strata/Brion Sablinova (Geo-Force + Silver Sable) Hell's Slum (Suicide Slums + Hell's Kitchen) Metropia (Metropolis + Latveria) City of Kun'bat (Nanda Parbat + Kun'Lun) Tower of Immortality (Tower of Fate + Tree of Immortality)
5 days ago · Watch as 29 schools from Lehigh, Northampton, and Warren County participate in the 2024 Freddy Awards LIVE from the State Theatre in Easton, Pa. Facebook Twitter
5 days ago · In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, King Friday has had one music lesson but is still struggling to play the bass fiddle. Mr. McFeely is sent off to find a machine that will play the fiddle. The King and company pluck the strings of the fiddle before Mr. McFeely returns with “The Machine that Plays the Bass.”.
