Dean did a remarkable job on this version, better than ol' blue eyes I say, his tone and slower pace is definitely unique absolutely love this, thank you for posting
@alttab7890 yeah,its a shame that i can`t turn time,otherwise......maybe we could visit these times together [ as we both love this era]grz from the netherlands...
@ww2berry Ofcourse, the less said the better about today. Listen to the music and that tells you how badly we have descended into crassness. People grumble about those eras as being racist. What those idiots do not realise is that people had a lot more class in those days and had morals too. If they say that today's world is better, then they need to see a doctor. I wish good old days like this come back. About dressing up, see how people dress at church. They seem to ba at the beach.
@sally1715 Yes, that's Mack Gray, Dean's longtime pal for over 35 years. They were practically inseparable, like brothers. Only one who stuck with Dean when the team of M & L broke up. Up or down, thin or flush, a true friend to Dean.
i reckon that if this song were to be written for anyone, rather than fred, it should've been Dean.. the worlds best drunken entertainer singing about love and heart ache... as a drunkard
awwww...my baby made it 69 likes...how bout one for the road Dean....and for the 5 people that dislike this song...come to 1188 Howe st Vancouver B.C and buzz 135...come up to apt 1901 and knock...state your business...and ima beat you so bad your great grand children feel it.
awwww...my baby made it 69 likes...how bout one for the road Dean....and for the 5 people that dislike this song...come to 1188 Howe st and buzz 135...come up to apt 1901 and knock...state your business...and ima beat you so bad your great grand children feel it.
I don't think its fair to Dean to label him as a drunk. Granted he did make it a part of his act. But Dean was much more than that. He was a great singer and surrounded himself with some of the most talented people in music and show business. He made mistakes like saying the Rolling Stones had low foreheads. Overall, he was a great singer and musician and it had nothing to do with alcohol abuse.
i Love Dean as much as anybody....but this particular song and arrangement just dont do it for me....its seems to brassy and big for a slow and intimate song....he should have taken it down a good bit...i still love you Dino....your TV work was the greatest.....and i liked many of your movies....your voice was great and always will be....
Can't figure out why anybody would "dislike" Dino. BUT I 'spose that's what makes the world go 'round, our differences. Dino, there's got to be one hell of a Band in Heaven, and I know you're pipin' 'em sweet, just like you did when you were with us. See Yas On The Flip Side, Smooth One.
When your heart is broken and you feel so down,,,,, and it's so empty without her.....she's gone from your life, nothing just nothing but heartbreak, then these lyrics need to be sung WITHOUT smiling and looking happy, otherwise it's not convincing. The lyric writer new what love is.
How cool was he? Elvis thought he defined cool, and modeled himself in some ways, after him, that's how cool.
Great performance, and watch it again, kids: I do believe that this was live TV, in front of an audience, with a big band, including a string section, in the pit, and perfect audio mixing, for a performance that had to be flawless, in a medium of NO SECOND CHANCES.
afterthought on last comment: it's doubly reassuring to see 14-18s posting here. If this music is going to survive as anything more than a museum piece, like a Model T Ford, we need as many of them listening to it as we can get. And not just listening - playing, imitating, incorporating into new songs all this wealth of talent. "To you from failing hands we throw / The torch; be yours to hold it high"
And Dean Martin singing Johnny Mercer? That's a year at Juliard so far as I'm concerned.
@zolevokpk I know what your saying - but I find it reassuring when they do! I was *desperately* unpopular as a teenager with hundreds of 78s when Kurt Cobain and Vanilla Ice (who they?) were all the rage. It sure didn't make you cool... And while I can't say my popularity has improved (mid-30s),
A/I got a helluva a musical heritage for not succumbing to peer pressure;
B/I'm in a few jazz bands and lots of 14-18 have to look up what I take for granted. Don't discourage them whippersnappers!
Dean cantaba como si estuviera sobrio, aunque estaba borracho. Este hombre es un genio, sabe separar todo, emociones, culpas, dudas... Joder, este tipo es UNICO !!!! Es mi ídolo!!! Aunque le gustaba el vodka !!! Tomaré vino, y después Vodka
i love this version but i also love Robbie Williams singing and Max Beesley on piano as a cover for his swing album, i think he did sinatra and dean justice!
Really!! That's pretty intreresting. You a musician or swing afficionado. This is one of my favorite songs-Dino and Astaire's versions both cause I been in the bar at 2am feeling sorry for myself, on several continents!
Wonderful rendition of this classic song. THANKS a lot for sharing it with us! Frank & Dino were such awesome saloon singers. Smooth, classy & cool! I hope you have your HAPPIEST holiday season ever!
bobby4255212 has a great version of this song on youtube, performed by Frank Sinatra. Check it out and compare the two versions...Dean is great. but Sinatra knew the true meaning and feel of the song!
I've always loved this song. Many talented performers have covered it. Even though the Sinatra version is my favorite, the late great Dino Martin does a very nice version here. This is the first time I've seen this footage....thanks so very much for sharing it with us! :)
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his voice always sounds great..but no where near the raw emotion that sinatra put into this song. dean martin sings..sinatra sang with every emotion within himself..this isn't even the right kind of emotion being emmited. but deans got a great voice. just nowhere near sinatra in this respect.
The thing is, we learn ("learn", being the operative word here...!!), and when it came to the'blues' Dean hadn't done a LOT of it - just think of the style of his early recordings ( eg, "Till Then" - 1946) and then fifties then, in sixties, he does "Baby, won't you please come home"! You want "blues?!! Click on it, (the one with the picture of him and Jerry (not the other one ) - oh, boy.....that's the "blues" -as it SHOULD be done..tell me what you think!!!
Think you are right, he was a happy go lucky guy, and that always came out in his music in the early days. He sure could have sung the blues in his later life, what with 2 more divorces and losing his son.
U nailed it. Emotion makes such a huge difference from one vocalist to another. you can tell who's lived in the moment and who's just saying the words. check out my bro geoff gartner for a truly moving rendition
He wasn't a drunk, it was just a self-selected "trademark"!! Think about it.....do you think a drunk could have the success, and career-span (40 years...!!) that Dean had, if that was true??!!!
@Entropy56 from most sources, he was only a "drunk" in image, he didn't have a drinking problem that was just an image he played. He obviously had a smoking problem.
@Entropy56 I read or heard somewhere that the "smooth" Cocktailing-25%-sloshed persona was an act. When he has his TV series he'd hold a glass of something but it wasn't alcohol -- just his way of looking relaxed and like he's having fun. In our era there's less tolerance for drinking sometimes: it might not "go over" as well...
@bluecollarlit I new them all, Frank, Dean, Sam, Joey. You're right, Dean drank apple juice when on stage. When the gang sang the last song the other boys would stay up all night drinking......But, Dean would go to his hotel room immediately and read a book. Oh, he could drink as well as the others, but not as much or as long into the night. He loved to sing and loved to play golf. I'd see many of them at the Pebble Beach Course. Dean, Eastwood, etc. were always very good to me. Love ya!
Im in the same boat Shawty, I'm about to turn 18 but i've liked artists like him since i was your age. Check out my videos, I sing classic songs in Talent shows and local Classy Clubhouses like the Swan Pt Clubhouse. I only have my first performance on video so far but im singing at the club in 2 weeks and will besure to record it. Till then people PLEASE CHECK MY PROFILE TO WATCH MY VIDEO. RATE/COMMENT aswell.
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Shawty, you are obviously intelligent, discerning, have great taste, & a depth way beyond your years! - always choose your own path, only sheep follow the rest of the flock!
its sad how legends die and we get left idiots:'{ i love this music forever. r.i.p dean martin and frank sinatra they will bless us each day, even after their passings.
There's only one objective test for great artistry, and that is whether it survives its time. It means it has transcended mere contemporary taste and become immortal. In this sense, Dean Martin has passed the test, as his music is still listened to. This means others whom I don't particularly like, such as The Beatles and Rolling Stones (Ray Charles surpassed them both!) have passed the test as well. The fact we're debating this is proof enough - another artist would merely be forgotten.
Dean was always casual. I generally like him better when when he was casual/serious as he is here rather than casual/silly as he tended to be later in his career. He had a really pleasing tone and excellent timing. Check out Frankie Laine's surprisingly good version of this song on You-tube.
My neighbor's brother who also happens to be my second cousin served in World War 2. And in the barracks, Dino slept in the bed right next to him. My cousin says he didn't have that perfect nose back then. HAHA!!!! But in my humble opinion, he was better than Frank. He had more style and, I think, more talent. Miss ya Dean.
The amusing thing about Dino here: with that smile on his face throughout, he looks like he prefers being in the bar to being back with his baby. Great version just the same--he makes it his own.
What a scene.....bar room setting......cigarette smoke swirling in the background, Dino crooning with that deep and husky voice - he was indeed the real deal.
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I can't help but see the resemblance between Kramer from Seinfeld and Deano. This performance is too upbeat and "happy." Sinatra's version is darker and more appropriate for the mood.
I've heard his version, Frank's, and Sammy's live, impression-filled performance. I've got to say, with all due respect to Deano, I prefer the other cats' versions.
Happy? um do you know that the original included a tapdance part? I think this is the best version perhaps as a dino fan i'm not objective enough but i always found his voice much more sentimentally than sinatras for example.
I've been coming back to this video on and off again for months now....the way he phrases the "for my baby" just KILLS. I still can't get over that...such a natural effortless voice from a natural talent.
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@ww2berry got that right. i would say the same thing but that era was tuff for black people.
gloriagenae 1 month ago
Dino's great, but this is Frank's greatest song...
rjmachin 2 months ago
Poor Craig Boone. :(
anticliche321 3 months ago
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Dean did a remarkable job on this version, better than ol' blue eyes I say, his tone and slower pace is definitely unique absolutely love this, thank you for posting
ediah5 3 months ago
@ten4seven LOL what a masterful description that expresses the differences of the two !!! Yeah i lean more to Ol' Blue Eyes, I agree.
tenniscollector 4 months ago
Where can i find this song?...it's not on itunes
curtismichael14 4 months ago
i was born in the wrong era,the 40`s 50`s and early 60`s had style,people where nice and dressed up and had virtues,nowadays.......
ww2berry 5 months ago 7
@ww2berry Agreed.I was suppoesd to be born in the 40's to experience these awesome times...
alttab7890 4 months ago
@alttab7890 yeah,its a shame that i can`t turn time,otherwise......maybe we could visit these times together [ as we both love this era]grz from the netherlands...
ww2berry 4 months ago
@ww2berry Ofcourse, the less said the better about today. Listen to the music and that tells you how badly we have descended into crassness. People grumble about those eras as being racist. What those idiots do not realise is that people had a lot more class in those days and had morals too. If they say that today's world is better, then they need to see a doctor. I wish good old days like this come back. About dressing up, see how people dress at church. They seem to ba at the beach.
calihartley2010 3 months ago
@calihartley2010 yep,no moral today,or common courtesy,just me,me and me-culture
ww2berry 3 months ago
I truly love Dean Martin, he´s fantastic! But to be honest i really prefer Sinatras version.
Roni404 5 months ago
@Roni404 i normaly prefer Dinos voice to sinatras but i do prefer sinatras version of this song
PatBB333 4 months ago
What a song. What an era . What a guy.
RJMBrick 5 months ago
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amandamarieboudreaux 5 months ago
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If I could be a 1/4 as cool as Dean I would be the coolest mother fucker on the planet.
TMPolimeno 5 months ago
lol he's so wasted HAHA
TheMorbiousStone 6 months ago
i love dean growing up in the 21st century sucks government is crooked
1234clydey 6 months ago
@1234clydey "21st century sucks" Amen, brother.
ARJAY1962 6 months ago
Og music videos
deanceezy 6 months ago
o i LOVE dino's voice!!!! RIP <3
sexibeast965 6 months ago
Thanks for this ... My mother loved Dino and this video reminds me of her.
writer4peace 6 months ago
Anyone know who the bar tender is ??? He plays the part well
carlmonico 7 months ago
@carlmonico The bartender is Mack Gray.
sally1715 6 months ago in playlist dean again
@sally1715 Thanks, I have seen him in a few other Deans clips, and i think he is kind of a cool guy.
carlmonico 6 months ago
@sally1715 Yes, that's Mack Gray, Dean's longtime pal for over 35 years. They were practically inseparable, like brothers. Only one who stuck with Dean when the team of M & L broke up. Up or down, thin or flush, a true friend to Dean.
ARJAY1962 6 months ago
Amazing song AND Fallout new vegas quest :D
Rozzeta4U 7 months ago
i reckon that if this song were to be written for anyone, rather than fred, it should've been Dean.. the worlds best drunken entertainer singing about love and heart ache... as a drunkard
TahiPaenga 7 months ago
When I first saw that dean Martin sang this song as well I had my doubts, but I gotta say dean Martin does a good job as well as Frank Sinatra
juicyfruit133 8 months ago
they shoulda put this song in fallout. and gutiar hero ;)
TnT3Run 9 months ago
Even when he sings a sad song...he seems to look cool and everything is ok....
Atomicflash500 9 months ago
what a warm voice!!!
jurograca 9 months ago
i love his voice, but i do think frank does a better rendition of this song.
BrotherCadaveri 10 months ago
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05Rayjen 8 months ago
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@BrotherCadaven what planet are you from ?, dino owns this song as Elvis owns My Way.
05Rayjen 8 months ago
Thats Vancouver B.C Canada...incase you didnt kno ;)
Isablader 10 months ago
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awwww...my baby made it 69 likes...how bout one for the road Dean....and for the 5 people that dislike this song...come to 1188 Howe st Vancouver B.C and buzz 135...come up to apt 1901 and knock...state your business...and ima beat you so bad your great grand children feel it.
Isablader 10 months ago
awwww...my baby made it 69 likes...how bout one for the road Dean....and for the 5 people that dislike this song...come to 1188 Howe st and buzz 135...come up to apt 1901 and knock...state your business...and ima beat you so bad your great grand children feel it.
Isablader 10 months ago 2
@Isablader Hahahahahahaha!!!
I rate that you back your comments with you address and an open invitation to duke it out.
TonusAMaximus 10 months ago
aaaaauuuuuu...to je to
jrucigaj 11 months ago
I don't think its fair to Dean to label him as a drunk. Granted he did make it a part of his act. But Dean was much more than that. He was a great singer and surrounded himself with some of the most talented people in music and show business. He made mistakes like saying the Rolling Stones had low foreheads. Overall, he was a great singer and musician and it had nothing to do with alcohol abuse.
TDS4UT 11 months ago 2
anybody know who is playing the part of joe ?
carlmonico 11 months ago
@carlmonico - I think that is Mack Gray.
sally1715 11 months ago
if all drunks were as talented as he was i love him and the looks he had sexy man he was
rickyswan204 11 months ago
Bartender = G
Dean = Dr. G
Great video, thanks Lady Knight.
SirDamienQFox 1 year ago
what fucking year is this?
kloratis 1 year ago
i Love Dean as much as anybody....but this particular song and arrangement just dont do it for me....its seems to brassy and big for a slow and intimate song....he should have taken it down a good bit...i still love you Dino....your TV work was the greatest.....and i liked many of your movies....your voice was great and always will be....
italy4blktop 1 year ago
Can't figure out why anybody would "dislike" Dino. BUT I 'spose that's what makes the world go 'round, our differences. Dino, there's got to be one hell of a Band in Heaven, and I know you're pipin' 'em sweet, just like you did when you were with us. See Yas On The Flip Side, Smooth One.
>^,,^<
KatWolfdancer 1 year ago
My god, what a voice, what a song..... Was looking for it on mp3 but apparently he never recorded it, what a shame...
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RonaldSkerkavich 1 year ago
That's bs he wasn't a homo. Your nuts he was all man. Know your history pal.
gtgale1 1 year ago
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THE MAN WAS AN EFFEMINATE, FLAMBOYANT, SHAMELESS HOMOSEXUAL!!!
(and a communist...)
Hammersley1967 1 year ago
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@Hammersley1967 I COULD CARE LESS WHAT YOU ARE FAGGOT
thoostorm4 1 year ago
@Hammersley1967 Huh?
sealman546 1 year ago
@Hammersley1967 Wut.
Ragleif 1 year ago
I love Dean Martin and I'm only 2 and a 1/2 years old!
Churchilll41 1 year ago 18
Check out my cover of One For My Baby at my channel! :)
JsOfSweden 1 year ago
@JsOfSweden send it to me
unoimsick 1 year ago
When your heart is broken and you feel so down,,,,, and it's so empty without her.....she's gone from your life, nothing just nothing but heartbreak, then these lyrics need to be sung WITHOUT smiling and looking happy, otherwise it's not convincing. The lyric writer new what love is.
Z1Z12 1 year ago
"These aren't cufflinks, they're curb feelers."
Missya, Deano, nobody can fill your shoes or sit on your barstool, all the cool is gone.
roscoe008 1 year ago
Dean Martin hardly ever drank, it was all an act, but whaddan act! Miss you Deano!
captainwangle 1 year ago
Take a lok at Frankie Laine's version of this.
arpeggio1358 1 year ago
Frank's version is great, but this one kickasses!
ralgarte 1 year ago
captivating
romeroldn 1 year ago
How cool was he? Elvis thought he defined cool, and modeled himself in some ways, after him, that's how cool.
Great performance, and watch it again, kids: I do believe that this was live TV, in front of an audience, with a big band, including a string section, in the pit, and perfect audio mixing, for a performance that had to be flawless, in a medium of NO SECOND CHANCES.
tuxguys 1 year ago
Mmmmm...
Gadgetsfolly 1 year ago
Yeah, I know what he's got...I heard about it...kinda rare but you know it when you hear it. Ah, yeah it's COOL!!
captkronoscorvinus 1 year ago
afterthought on last comment: it's doubly reassuring to see 14-18s posting here. If this music is going to survive as anything more than a museum piece, like a Model T Ford, we need as many of them listening to it as we can get. And not just listening - playing, imitating, incorporating into new songs all this wealth of talent. "To you from failing hands we throw / The torch; be yours to hold it high"
And Dean Martin singing Johnny Mercer? That's a year at Juliard so far as I'm concerned.
wpl955g 1 year ago
@zolevokpk I know what your saying - but I find it reassuring when they do! I was *desperately* unpopular as a teenager with hundreds of 78s when Kurt Cobain and Vanilla Ice (who they?) were all the rage. It sure didn't make you cool... And while I can't say my popularity has improved (mid-30s),
A/I got a helluva a musical heritage for not succumbing to peer pressure;
B/I'm in a few jazz bands and lots of 14-18 have to look up what I take for granted. Don't discourage them whippersnappers!
wpl955g 1 year ago
For all his flaws, and he had many of them, he might have been the most charming and charismatic performer in the history of show business
larrydonguy 1 year ago 3
for the kids. im happy that you listen to good music but music is not for making you cooler so you dont have to write your 14-18 age there.
zolevokpk 1 year ago 2
Dean cantaba como si estuviera sobrio, aunque estaba borracho. Este hombre es un genio, sabe separar todo, emociones, culpas, dudas... Joder, este tipo es UNICO !!!! Es mi ídolo!!! Aunque le gustaba el vodka !!! Tomaré vino, y después Vodka
2717392 1 year ago
Yeah Dan !!!
2717392 1 year ago
GREAT!!!
Goedhartbros 1 year ago
i love this version but i also love Robbie Williams singing and Max Beesley on piano as a cover for his swing album, i think he did sinatra and dean justice!
mrswilliams36 1 year ago
The king of cool.
MsEdgar88 1 year ago
gotta lov the Dean!
JABBAJANE 1 year ago
I liked it when he sticks the cigarette in his mouth; I can hear the cigarette distorting his sound…Great stuff!
OldWoodenCross 1 year ago
Great rendition, and nice footage accompanying it too. Where's this from?
eocarcharia 1 year ago
Relaxing, Isn't it?
VintageDino45 1 year ago 16
the bartender isn't Johnny Mercer, it's Mack Grey, who first worked for George Raft, then worked Dean.
lebow1 1 year ago
i love dino but sinatra does this way better though. sorry dino
fredorulz1 1 year ago
i thgink the bartender is johnny mercer, the man who wrote the lyrics to this song (a heavy drinker himself, by the way)
jlnoames 1 year ago
Really!! That's pretty intreresting. You a musician or swing afficionado. This is one of my favorite songs-Dino and Astaire's versions both cause I been in the bar at 2am feeling sorry for myself, on several continents!
kronoscorvinus 1 year ago
I love this song, too, especially Dino's version because everything that Dino has done has been top :)
I know exactly how you feel. And I don't envy you 'feeling' this song on 'several continents'...
freddydaK 1 year ago
Nothing like the good old days. Siting back, relaxing, and watching goos old Dino.
VintageDino45 1 year ago
Dino was the man!!!!!!
sobuliak 1 year ago 9
That, he certainly was. ;)
*Sigh. =)
Classic1940s 1 year ago
That, he certainly was ;).
*Sigh =)
Classic1940s 1 year ago
So much better, classier and talented than Frank!
aer71367 1 year ago 5
Thanks for posting this.
Great version from Dino.
Used to hear it with Frank.
Chimbo65 2 years ago 2
This guy was too cool to get down over a broad...
greekjazz23 2 years ago 9
Wonderful rendition of this classic song. THANKS a lot for sharing it with us! Frank & Dino were such awesome saloon singers. Smooth, classy & cool! I hope you have your HAPPIEST holiday season ever!
JubalCalif 2 years ago 2
Johnny Mercer's version is pretty good too.
VinnyLLL 2 years ago
check out my buddy geoff gartner, he does a truly moving rendition of this classic
nurse74 2 years ago
sining like hell with a cig. in his mouth and still sounds aweaome he was so cool
Nuthinbuthate 2 years ago 4
Sinatra voice is so small comparing with Dean's.
That is the whole truth.
combetina 2 years ago 4
i agree.compare em and it sounds crap.Dean was awesome in so many ways...
Jayll1984 2 years ago 2
bobby4255212 has a great version of this song on youtube, performed by Frank Sinatra. Check it out and compare the two versions...Dean is great. but Sinatra knew the true meaning and feel of the song!
frankiemachine44 2 years ago
I've always loved this song. Many talented performers have covered it. Even though the Sinatra version is my favorite, the late great Dino Martin does a very nice version here. This is the first time I've seen this footage....thanks so very much for sharing it with us! :)
JubalCalif 2 years ago
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his voice always sounds great..but no where near the raw emotion that sinatra put into this song. dean martin sings..sinatra sang with every emotion within himself..this isn't even the right kind of emotion being emmited. but deans got a great voice. just nowhere near sinatra in this respect.
joemoe23 2 years ago
The thing is, we learn ("learn", being the operative word here...!!), and when it came to the'blues' Dean hadn't done a LOT of it - just think of the style of his early recordings ( eg, "Till Then" - 1946) and then fifties then, in sixties, he does "Baby, won't you please come home"! You want "blues?!! Click on it, (the one with the picture of him and Jerry (not the other one ) - oh, boy.....that's the "blues" -as it SHOULD be done..tell me what you think!!!
nannalynnightowl 2 years ago
Think you are right, he was a happy go lucky guy, and that always came out in his music in the early days. He sure could have sung the blues in his later life, what with 2 more divorces and losing his son.
stopper1941 2 years ago
U nailed it. Emotion makes such a huge difference from one vocalist to another. you can tell who's lived in the moment and who's just saying the words. check out my bro geoff gartner for a truly moving rendition
nurse74 2 years ago
Dean
I just love your voice!!
That's Talent!!!
hyperdrivephase 2 years ago 5
The smoothest drunk that ever lived.
Entropy56 2 years ago 88
Indeed ! Amy Winehouse could learn a thing or two from him on how to do it right ! Hmmm would love to hear how she'd do this song !
KroovyMonsoon 2 years ago 3
He wasn't a drunk, it was just a self-selected "trademark"!! Think about it.....do you think a drunk could have the success, and career-span (40 years...!!) that Dean had, if that was true??!!!
nannalynnightowl 2 years ago 2
@Entropy56 you are so right a classy guy always
fatheadmcdee 1 year ago
@Entropy56 from most sources, he was only a "drunk" in image, he didn't have a drinking problem that was just an image he played. He obviously had a smoking problem.
flarbton 1 year ago 2
@Entropy56 Very true! Dean Martin drank with style...
MislimDaZnam 1 year ago 2
@Entropy56 I read or heard somewhere that the "smooth" Cocktailing-25%-sloshed persona was an act. When he has his TV series he'd hold a glass of something but it wasn't alcohol -- just his way of looking relaxed and like he's having fun. In our era there's less tolerance for drinking sometimes: it might not "go over" as well...
bluecollarlit 1 year ago
@bluecollarlit I new them all, Frank, Dean, Sam, Joey. You're right, Dean drank apple juice when on stage. When the gang sang the last song the other boys would stay up all night drinking......But, Dean would go to his hotel room immediately and read a book. Oh, he could drink as well as the others, but not as much or as long into the night. He loved to sing and loved to play golf. I'd see many of them at the Pebble Beach Course. Dean, Eastwood, etc. were always very good to me. Love ya!
swbrand 11 months ago
@Entropy56 hewas noooooooooooooooooooooooooooo drunk
charlessimon 11 months ago 2
@Entropy56
And the coolest ...
pim1234 11 months ago
Frank's Version was always number one with me, but after playing this a few times.
This IS Dean's Song! Did he ever put this on vinal?
puck30 2 years ago 2
No, but he should have. Especially, after he and Jeanne separated and had such a heartbreak with Kathy.
stopper1941 2 years ago
he could even sing with that silky voice of his while lightin a cigarette. ..love ya Dino!
Beautiful. 5 and faved tks =)
NoRosesForMe 2 years ago 10
Dean was and still is the best! I'm only 14, but I love him til my death! I can't get enough of his smooth voice! :).
ShawtyLikeMe2007 2 years ago 55
welcome to the club! Im just a throwback, but I wish I had lived in that time. I swear i should have been born 60 years ago
KingofMonroe 2 years ago 5
Im in the same boat Shawty, I'm about to turn 18 but i've liked artists like him since i was your age. Check out my videos, I sing classic songs in Talent shows and local Classy Clubhouses like the Swan Pt Clubhouse. I only have my first performance on video so far but im singing at the club in 2 weeks and will besure to record it. Till then people PLEASE CHECK MY PROFILE TO WATCH MY VIDEO. RATE/COMMENT aswell.
TheDonSkittles 2 years ago
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Shawty, you are obviously intelligent, discerning, have great taste, & a depth way beyond your years! - always choose your own path, only sheep follow the rest of the flock!
hiyadroogs 2 years ago
@ShawtyLikeMe2007
Its good to know that the young still have taste.
myschievousme 1 year ago 30
@ShawtyLikeMe2007 Who cares how old you are?
revolution55125 1 year ago
@revolution55125 asshole
meandmrsthatcher 1 year ago
@ShawtyLikeMe2007 im 15 and feel the exact same way!
english1d1 1 year ago
@ShawtyLikeMe2007 same here just 14 and i love Dean martin's work
princecthulhu 11 months ago
@ShawtyLikeMe2007 ha im 15 and im the same
thetyhoss 11 months ago
@ShawtyLikeMe2007 That's good man that will help you later down the with life
mrmack2067 9 months ago
Dino è una bella cantante! Amore lui!
AshDaMash 2 years ago
its sad how legends die and we get left idiots:'{ i love this music forever. r.i.p dean martin and frank sinatra they will bless us each day, even after their passings.
metamorphisis180 2 years ago 4
Greatest Closing Time Song, EVER!
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HickoryRose 2 years ago
I still cant believe how they try to replace guys and gals like that when they are not replaceable!!!!!!!
buttercupcake27 2 years ago 3
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this guy sucks ass , he was a hanger on and only famous cos of frank , talentless
poortuber 2 years ago
There's only one objective test for great artistry, and that is whether it survives its time. It means it has transcended mere contemporary taste and become immortal. In this sense, Dean Martin has passed the test, as his music is still listened to. This means others whom I don't particularly like, such as The Beatles and Rolling Stones (Ray Charles surpassed them both!) have passed the test as well. The fact we're debating this is proof enough - another artist would merely be forgotten.
AchillesShield 2 years ago
This is what i sing every night i get to heavy to walk home :P
wallshadow211 2 years ago 8
aww I Love Dino!
xodiamonddollxo 2 years ago 5
Dean was always casual. I generally like him better when when he was casual/serious as he is here rather than casual/silly as he tended to be later in his career. He had a really pleasing tone and excellent timing. Check out Frankie Laine's surprisingly good version of this song on You-tube.
larrydonguy 2 years ago
"The amusing thing about Dino here: with that smile on his face throughout, he looks like he prefers being in the bar to being back with his baby."
That's the thing about Dean- I love him, but he can't tell a fun song from a sad one. He smiles through all of them!
Composer1990 2 years ago 6
I understand what you mean. But 'don't look at him' and you get the feeling for it :)
Soon as I listen to this song on my mp3-player it's one of the saddest torch songs ever.
freddydaK 2 years ago
My neighbor's brother who also happens to be my second cousin served in World War 2. And in the barracks, Dino slept in the bed right next to him. My cousin says he didn't have that perfect nose back then. HAHA!!!! But in my humble opinion, he was better than Frank. He had more style and, I think, more talent. Miss ya Dean.
gleasondude 2 years ago 4
Talk about an OLIVE OIL VOICE,...
WELDCHK 2 years ago 2
that man is a dead set legand :)
randompanda18 2 years ago 2
The amusing thing about Dino here: with that smile on his face throughout, he looks like he prefers being in the bar to being back with his baby. Great version just the same--he makes it his own.
Impitent 2 years ago 3
Very uomo!!!
massimoalfa 2 years ago
The absolute original version of this song is by Fred Astaire - part of a dance number where Fred throws a barstool into a mirror.
randompick10 2 years ago
The Main Man!
How could you not love him?
jimrockone 2 years ago 7
i love this man
666Gackt666 2 years ago 6
Dean was the Man!
fecinny 2 years ago 9
he sings it way better that Sinatra
and it fits him better
BMX7735 2 years ago 7
What a scene.....bar room setting......cigarette smoke swirling in the background, Dino crooning with that deep and husky voice - he was indeed the real deal.
RoadNasty 2 years ago 8
The bartender is Mack "KIller: Gray. I found a photo of Mack and Dean together. THey were longtime buddies
stopper1941 2 years ago 2
"So make it one for my Baby
One more for the road."
his words...
IvanaToke 3 years ago
Style and class says it all!!!!
barrymore 3 years ago 5
GO-JUSSS! lovely. 5*****
stacyblue1980 3 years ago 2
singing on key with a cig in his mouth...ladies and gentlemen, the king of cool.
leshager 3 years ago 7
you just say it....
modem09 3 years ago
I'm not sure but i Think the bartender is song writer Hoagy Carmichael. Can any one verify that? He may have wrote this tune.
DoubleD59 3 years ago
This was written by Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer.
I couldn't place the bartender, though, sorry.
hermholland 3 years ago
Hey SamDino, I agree, and I AM A PREJUDICED DINO FAN He is way better than FRANK always was> LOL
But seriously, later on near the end of his life, I think he could have sung this to JEANNE, and meant it with all his heart, his really true love.
stopper1941 3 years ago 2
no way in hell does Dean get hurt about losing a girl. Still sung better than any version i have heard.
DeanMartinFollower 3 years ago
Dean was waaaay to cool to get broke up or down over losing a woman!
jthomasbaseball 3 years ago 4
On THAT note, All Hail the King of Cool!
Veggieman87 3 years ago 6
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I can't help but see the resemblance between Kramer from Seinfeld and Deano. This performance is too upbeat and "happy." Sinatra's version is darker and more appropriate for the mood.
buggoff 3 years ago
I've heard his version, Frank's, and Sammy's live, impression-filled performance. I've got to say, with all due respect to Deano, I prefer the other cats' versions.
Veggieman87 3 years ago
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the best one's still callaway's one!!!! check it out....the best version.....greets
fun33go 3 years ago
Happy? um do you know that the original included a tapdance part? I think this is the best version perhaps as a dino fan i'm not objective enough but i always found his voice much more sentimentally than sinatras for example.
SamDinoHarmon 3 years ago 3
The coolest cat! just need Sammy and Frank and you have a perfect evening. Love you Deano X
1280379 3 years ago 3
Gotta love Dino, forever cool, man, forever cool...
was Billie's version the original? I don't even know... =]
sinxcityxrockette 3 years ago 4
I've been coming back to this video on and off again for months now....the way he phrases the "for my baby" just KILLS. I still can't get over that...such a natural effortless voice from a natural talent.
jwilkerson614 3 years ago 8
I adore Dean's music but this is a very sad song and should be sung sadly like Sinatra did it so marvelous.
ANCITON 4 years ago
man i love billie and sinatras versions but no one can sing it cooler then Dino.
He was the coolest man ever walked in this planet!!!
karkkaju 4 years ago 10
does any one know were i can get dino on cd singing one for my baby ? im in the uk by the way ? i need it for a funerall.
squannogs 4 years ago
I know it's a late response, but I think I must disappoint you... I've been looking for a recorded version, too, but I haven't found it.
freddydaK 3 years ago
I have the recorded version... well maybe not, enjoy!
SPREAD DEAN LOVE!
DeanMartinFollower 3 years ago
Dino the charme that he had.
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