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Michael Dees - One Single Rose (CD) (UK Import)
Michael Dees - One Single Rose (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Michael Dees
Music Genre: Jazz
- Label
- Mack Avenue Records
- Cat No
- MAC 1004
- Released
- 2002
- Pressing
- USA
- Styles
- Jazz
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| Artist | Michael Dees |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Mack Avenue Records |
| Catalogue no. | MAC 1004 |
| Genre | Jazz |
| Released | 2 February 2002 |
| Barcode | 0673203100428 |
Michael Dees (2) — One Single Rose
Format: CD • Label: Mack Avenue Records (MAC 1004) • Released: 2002 • Pressing: USA • Genre: Jazz
Tracklist:
1. What'll I Do
2. More Love
3. Lately
4. You Can't Be True
5. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
6. Where Do You Start
7. You Were Meant For Me
8. How Deep Is The Ocean
9. One Single Rose
10. But Beautiful
11. This Happy Madness
12. Every Time We Say Goodbye
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
Dees has had a long career as a studio singer. Dees was first featured as a young performer on The Steve Allen Show in the 1960s, and Steve Allen, already a successful songwriter, was impressed with the young man’s voice. He offered the young singer a chance to record an album of Allen's own compositions. The resulting album, , gained the singer some notice when it was released on Dot Records in 1964. This would lead to a recording contract with Capitol Records in the late 1960s, during which he would record two further albums.
He has been recorded in numerous films and television shows and movies, along with hundreds of commercials and jingles. His voice has appeared in such films as A Walk in the Rain, Day of the Locust, The Happy Ending, Buddy Buddy, Sabrina, and Slow Dancing in the Big City. His vocals have been featured in nine episodes of The Simpsons television series.
Dees' ability to re-create the vocals of Frank Sinatra came in handy when HBO produced the original biopic The Rat Pack in 1998. When Sinatra's estate refused use of his original recordings, the cable network turned to Dees, whose singing provided some of the film's best moments.
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