Dean Martin On The Perry Como Show Part 1

[@spencedragsted6579]

Oohhh... Dino come back and sing again, you were so awesome.

[@sandy6660]

Music, Music, Music. Remember "Slow Boat to China.".Dean so talented. It's all about "Love".Thanks for sharing.🎶❤️

[@MsBedwell]

They were all so generous of each other's talents in those days and always acknowledged one another.

[@toniwilson1579]

That was the best part everyone was close friends of each other ... No one was trying to out do each other.

[@nicolandandmusic]

Dino was simply the BEST!!

[@cherylsmith7282]

Love them both so very much and miss them both too. Watched their shows every week.

[@MrsCrooner]

Aww, Perry and Dean, my two all-time faves. They're so adorable :D.

[@amunastra1]

What an amazing singer,great actor too.

[@irenemccann7032]

Love Dino on my favourite singers show.

[@gabbysbuddy]

I remember ITV showing the Dean Martin show in the sixties. Wish some cable channel could get them - they were a hoot!

[@sherryhannah498]

two great singers I like them got records of both of them...in part two someone said Perry was eye candy but I never thought of him as eye candy to me Dino was always eye candy the sexy one who agrees with me on that?????...I got that song he sings at the beginning Dino that is My Melancholy Baby on an album called Dream with Dean:The intimate Dean Martin it has this song plus the original version of his theme song Everybody Loves Somebody..no one like Dino great singer sexy man

[@bradybraidz]

Well said, he that certain engaging personality and style - I dont think Dino will ever be forgotten! I know when I have kids they are going to be Dean fans :D

[@jseblist]

So many fond memories . . . I enjoyed listening to Perry Como Bing Crosby, Dean Martin . . . Wish I could hear this on the radio all day long!

[@dennisalters702]

Two giants in the entertainment world!

[@robertoriasquey3605]

His talent and music are timeless.....

[@chaseyl1]

They were both handsome, talented, self-effacing gentlemen at their peak.

[@anneroy4560]

Italian brothers ... they work very well together ...

[@Dinosgurl626]

I only wish Dean would have recorded They Didn't Believe Me it is my all time favorite of Deans.

[@francisalanwormald6328]

IT DONT GET NO BETTER ANYMORE. I MISS THEM SO!!! RIP

[@neilnsue]

Dean was my mom's favorite-it was only when i became an older adult that i really appreciated Dean Martin!

[@rainydayz1979]

love his voice and songs😍😍😍

[@fioredecor222]

FANTASTIC!

[@michaelnivens6267]

two all time greats

[@dinoslady]

This is my all time favorite song by Dean and I have every song he ever recorded and I never saw this video I wish I knew where I could get it. Thank you sooo much for posting this

[@richardruggiero4417]

DEAN MARTIN IS THE DEAN OF MUSIC

[@jimrockone]

Were there ever two nicer people in show business than these tow? Miss them both so much, and no one's ever replace them

[@SomeTypicalTourist]

just so good and addicting

[@toosvanes22]

i love this videoclip thanks for oploding .

[@meileen1942]

I think, susandonb, that you have hit the nail on the head......no one has come along who can even remotely resemble all these great entertainers. Good thing we can enjoy these recordings.!!

[@lindadoery6432]

I HAVE ALWAYS ENJOYED PERRY COMO.

[@croonlover]

the only king of cool!

[@anongoingseries13]

It simply does not get better than this. Oh Dino. He should have had a lifetime pass to life. He deserved it. Perry and the others as well. Frank, Sammy, Ella, Sarah, Judy, Bing etc. Geniuses! Simply brilliant.

[@StevenTorrey]

It's always sad to see these giants of entertainment leave...

[@lindashelley3635]

Steven Torrey As a fan I agree with you, but from what one hears about Dean in his last few years I don’t think that’s what he would have wanted. After he and Jeannie lost Dean Paul in that tragic plane crash, everyone who knew him said that he was so devastated and heartbroken that he was never able to get over it, and more or less just gave up on life. Such a sad end for a man who had brought such laughter and happiness to so many people for so many years...

[@jonathanr0ckz]

wonderfull simplemente unico.

[@Juliaflo]

You answered it so accurately. Merry Christmas.

[@Dartmouthjoe1]

Great Singers where did it all Go! Now we have reality shows.

[@markjroberts43]

Vincent, Dean was the consummate professional. He could never achieved what he did by being "too casual". He held the highest standards for himself while performing.His easygoing natural singing ability was his his gift. He never took a singing lesson, unlike Sinatra who had to put in grueling hours of rehearsal to get it right. He may not have had the hits Sinatra did, but Sinatra didn't have a hit T.V. show that lasted 15 years...

[@lindashelley3635]

markjroberts43 Plus Dean had a lot more fun, with his great sense of humour and laid-back attitude - and so did his audience!!

[@toniwilson1579]

Linda Shelley .. I just recently started to watch the way he sing with his eyes at times. That sprinkle he had was one of kind

[@sherom]

Stop comparing two legendary singers, they wouldn't like you for it.

[@toniwilson1579]

sherom ... You right the was the each their own man. I think the best part was they was great together but they allow each other to have their own career, they was best friends to the end. They each had there career, styles.. They truly loved each other

[@mikec9823]

@@toniwilson1579 Right you are...lucky to have had these two and a slew of others!

[@JudyGarlandstarstruk]

Dean Martin Show Part 2 !!! Wanted !!!

[@sjpw62]

agreed Susan. love this

[@perrypang]

music in the old days are more romantic , simple and relex,,,, that's why after 50 years today people are still appreciate it so much,,,,, and I'm not saying music this day are not good or bad it's just isn't the same or maybe something had missing,,,,,

[@bud21s]

Amen to that ... Cheers ! Dave

[@simocontugi4237]

Great video!!

[@Plrang]

Thanks to God for these times and Artists

[@MajorWolfgangHochstetter]

Perry Como was great, Frank Sinatra was great, but Dean Martin was in a class all by himself!

[@anneroy4560]

they worked well together ... Italian brothers ...

[@bukhis]

Grande Dino Crocetti...great. Bravo

[@fromthesidelines]

From "PERRY COMO'S KRAFT MUSIC HALL" of February 13, 1964, pre-empting the weekly "KRAFT SUSPENSE THEATER" once a month on Thursdays at 10pm(et), originally telecast in color. Dean would occupy that very time period with his own variety series in the fall of 1965.

[@lidia1948]

che artisti!!! avercene oggi!

[@biden1]

yeah perrys awesome but there is something about Dean that sets him apart from everyone else he is.....idk but no one compares to Dino :-D

[@toniwilson1579]

biden1 ... To me its was his Personality that comes out in everything he did

[@PrincessLittleRock]

I like both, but there's something SPECIAL about Perry...

[@toniwilson1579]

I been finding all the older entertainer on KZbin over the last year or so. The was not just singer they was entertainers. I have found Jerry and Dean and frank and Sammy. Found out about Judy Garland now I be checking out Perry. Love this clip and if it wasn't for KZbin I would not much about any of those above. So glad I got to know about these people. Time to google Perry and learn about him

[@neilnsue]

Awesome-my mother just loved Dean-but Perry is my favorite. I think that the thing has to do with the time-I do not think that we are about to see this level of entertainer soon.

[@josephpalermo4538]

Perry and Dean were great together...no upstaging whatsoever ....if Sinatra was there he'd be trying to grab the spotlight...Perry and Dean were more natural and assure of themselves then Sinatra ever was....

[@TheSwingSinger]

THE BEST

[@DarkKar]

The only smile I think I need a prescription for

[@toniwilson1579]

Dean is the best pain reliver there is for my choric pain. His smile and voice is all I need.

[@lian27873]

no se porque comparan a Dean con Sinatra , si bien eran cantantes del mismo genero eran diferentes , a mi me gusta el estilo de Dean !! ♥

[@mouflette48]

one entertainer never remplace, at least, the big one dino

[@corriecrazy]

He sure sounds like Al Jolson at the start of Melancholy Baby!

[@TeleVirtual]

people who never should not die...

[@cosmosisfx8877]

Perry Como, Frank Sinatra & Dean Martin had a Golden voice...

[@toniwilson1579]

Cosmosis FX They each had their own style but they was all great personally i love Deans easy going style, and smile that don't even end even today. 23 years after his death may his music live forever.

[@larrydonguy]

@999YORK Jerry was a terrific singer. Wonderful voice. My parents collected at least a dozen of this albums. As an entertainer, however, he lacked the cosmopolitan charisma and the insouciance of a Dean Martin. Dean could applaud his own singing and not only get away with it, but endear himself to the audience. Jerry wouldn't dare do such a thing.

[@lindashelley3635]

Don R The difference is that Jerry would mean it, but Dean was just taking the mickey out of himself. When you watch his shows, he was always the first one to laugh at himself and turn it into a joke when he messed up, or something went wrong. Apart from his obvious talent, I think that's what people loved about him, that he never had that 'don't you know who I am' attitude and certainly never expected people to treat him like a little tin god. Dean always came across as just like the bloke next door, who you could enjoy a pint with down the pub, or go to the football match with.

[@michaelmcgee8543]

I know i'm too technical but the color video tape gone ! They should have color kinescop it but that was back then and video tape being expensive.I remember when we got are first color t.v. I was watching the last episodes of the Perry como show in 62.

[@TimFaustGermany]

Dino Martini: unschlagbar !

[@larryarevalo4518]

Cooooolest guy in History !!!!

[@martinchaney3992]

Too Bad Perry Didn't Record The Two Together In Color At The Time..

[@Nabokov50]

Did he ever sing more than five or six words in a row?

[@sherryhannah498]

me too wasn't he handsome????!!!!!!!! plus he had a great voice

[@carmenrojas7417]

Imitaba a Frank Sinatra no?

[@berezotko]

wrong

[@davephillips6456]

Crap sound

[@vin.handle]

Dean was a great personality but did not leave a great song legacy. Had a great lower register but not much range. His songs sounded like he was somewhat tipsy when he sang them. There is a fault in being too casual. Like he didn't take his songs seriously enough.

[@criddic2]

Listen to "Only Trust Your Heart," for example, and see if you still think that. It's true that he often kept things light, but he could really sing.

[@aww773]

did not leave a great song legacy? you must be smoking crack... what you call him "singing tipsy" is called song styling and he pulls it off because he has the voice to pull it off.

[@EyeShotFirst]

Vincent DeSapio For one, range isn't everything. People showing off in anything becomes boring if that's all there is to it. Dean's range was not limited if you listen to some of his live performances. Dean could soar without struggle. Just because he didn't pull a Mariah Carey and show off his range, did not mean he was lacking in that department. Perry Como was very much the same. Both singers sang in a very relaxed style, but they could reach for the sky if need be. Dean and Perry both became famous for their relaxed styles, and sort of ran with it. Listen to the recordings they made when they were Big Band vocalists, and you'll hear much more of their ability. Then to say he didn't have a great song legacy is preposterous. Dean had plenty of hits, and was a very hard working man behind the lazy drunk act he put on. Most of the songs Dean was recording were jazz standards that had been sung time and time again. Dean actually did more branching out than Sinatra ever did, by singing country and western songs. Those country records weren't novelty recordings either. He did them with as much love and care as he would his swinging recordings. You can't just look at Dean for singing alone. His legacy was the whole package of his comedic, acting, singing, and overall personality. Dean live isn't the same as Dean on record. When he sings a song like "I Will" or "Take These Chains From My Heart" you feel the respect he had for the song. Dean's voice also stayed relatively the same from the 40s all the way to the 80s. Sinatra's went through several changes, none were bad, but different.

[@larrydonguy]

+Vincent DeSapio Actually he left a pretty darn good legacy of recorded music: That's Amore, Sway, Return to Me, Volare, Everybody Loves Somebody. Along with those and other hits there are some "hidden" gems such as his superb cover of Hank Williams's I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry. That being said, I concede that his song legacy could have been even greater had he approached his musical performances anywhere near as seriously as his pal Sinatra did.

[@lilianmoffat3937]

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