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Track:How Am I Supposed To Live Without You
Crank those speakers up and hear Vikki's unforgettable version ofHow Am I Supposed To Live Without You. One of my favorites!
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Vikki Carr - How Am I Supposed To Live Without You
JOLLY OLD ST NICHOLAS /UP ON THE HOUSETOP
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Album:Firestone Presents Your Christmas Favorites Vol. 7 LP
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Track:JOLLY OLD ST NICHOLAS - UP ON THE HOUSETOP
Here's a special Christmas song Vikki recorded for Firestone Presents Your Christmas Favorites Vol. 7 LP withOrchestrations by Irwin Kostal
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Mala Suerte
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Track:Mala Suerte (Bad Luck)
This video features Mala Suerte (Bad Luck) Vikki's single climbed to # 4 on the Billboard Latin Pop charts, and earning Gold Records for the LP "Esos Hombres" (Those Men)in the US and abroad. Yuri and Ana Gabriel also appear in the video with Vikki. Thanksyoryi1960 for sharing this classic hit with us!
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PUTTIN' MYSELF IN YOUR HANDS (GETTIN' READY TO MOVE)
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Album:Produced by Gene McDaniels
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Track:Puttin' Myself In Your Hands (Gettin' Ready to Move)
Vikki Carr single from Columbia Records (US), with Gene McDanielsproducing this "disco single".
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Vikki Carr "The Prayer" (English & Spanish) Concluding post on this item.
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Album:The Vikki Carr Christmas Album
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Track:The Prayer (English & Spanish)
The songwriting team of David Foster and Carol Bayer Sager wrote “The Prayer” as part of the 1998 animated film “Quest For Camelot.” This song won a 1999 Golden Globe Award for Best Song and was nominated for a 1999 Oscar Award for Best Song. Singers such as Celine Dion and Andrea Bocelli have recorded this song. However, the most noteworthy recording is this far superior version by Vikki
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Vikki Carr Sings "Mary Did You Know"
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This song was originally written by Christian comedian Mark Lowry shortly before he joined the Gaither Vocal Band in 1984. He had been working on a script for a play in which he wrote questions he had always wanted to ask the Virgin Mary. Six years later, Buddy Greene wrote the lyrics and the song became literally an overnight sensation. More than 30 artists have recorded this song, from Kenny ...
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Vikki Carr sings "I Still Believe In Christmas"
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In 1968, Vikki Carr was entrusted with recording the very first recording of this piece for famous series of recordings sponsored by the Firestone Tire Company. With music by Edward Thomas and lyrics by Martin Charnin, this song expresses a love of everything good and beautiful about the Christmas season. In this second version as in the first, Vikki Carr has become, for all of us, our special ...
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Vikki Carr Sings "I'll Be Home For Christmas"
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A year after Bing Crosby enjoyed his success with “White Christmas,” he began performing another song which tugged on the nation’s heart strings. In 1943, Walter Kent, Kim Gannon and Buck Ram wrote a song which identifies perfectly with the extreme longings men in the armed forces feel wherever they may be at the time. Besides Bing Crosby, Perry Como also made a recording of this emotional s
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Vikki Carr Sings "What Child Is This" In Spanish and English
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Album:The Vikki Carr Christmas Album
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Track:What Child Is This - (spanish & english)
Queen Elizabeth I danced to it and William Shakespeare mentioned the lovely tune known as “Greensleeves” in his play “The Merry Wives of Windsor” but this song is actually much older. It was licensed for the first time to a Mr. Richard Jones in 1580 who described it as a Northern ditty of the Lady Greensleeves but even this isn’t the correct year. The original lyrics were set as a love p
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Hooray Ory!
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WOW! Give it up for "Ory":http://mog.com/ORY everyone. Ory has single-handedly made "Vikki Carr":http://mog.com/music/Vikki_Carr the Top Artist This Month. Bigger than M.I.A. and Bob Dylan. I admire Ory's devotion to this artist. I had no idea who Vikki Carr was until today. I went out and listened to a few tracks and some aren't that bad. I like the older stuff better. Not quite my tas...
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Vikki Carr The Ultimate Collection
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For those of you who may only know Vikki Carr from her 1970's recordings, this collection introduces us to someone who could then and can still deliver amazingly convincing performances of a wide spectrum of songs: country, jazz, current and past pop standards as well as Latin favorites. What makes this 3 cd set work is that it also has recordings which have not been available for a while as we...
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Vikki Carr Sings "Sunday Morning Coming Down"
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One of the surprises of Vikki Carr's "Nashville By Carr" album is her performance of Kris Kristofferson's song "Sunday Morning Coming Down." This would seem like a situation that would have numerous roadblocks for a singer to identify with. Firstly, it's obvious male viewpoint was considered too risque for it's time (1969) for a woman to sing and the biggest obstacle is that the song is in one ...
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Vikki Carr Sings "Ways to Love A Man"
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One of the biggest surprises of the Nashville Sound era in the 1960's was an album that became a big seller for chanteuse Vikki Carr--"Nashville By Carr," recorded at RCA's Nashville studios in 1968 using a contingent of Nashville and Hollywood sessions players with the strings and horns arranged and conducted by a blind jazz musician named Julian Lee (who has since become a leading exponent of...
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Vikki Carr Sings "What Child Is This" In Spanish and English
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Album:The Vikki Carr Christmas Album
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Track:What Child Is This - (spanish & english)
Queen Elizabeth I danced to it and William Shakespeare mentioned the lovely tune known as “Greensleeves” in his play “The Merry Wives of Windsor” but this song is actually much older. It was licensed for the first time to a Mr. Richard Jones in 1580 who described it as a Northern ditty of the Lady Greensleeves but even this isn’t the correct year. The original lyrics were set as a love p
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