Młode pokolenie powinno znać muzykę tamtych lat może nie byłoby takiej agresji w ludziach ! Piękna wesoła piosenka a jest takich pięknych piosenek i głosów br dużo
Słusznie. Obecna muzyka a właściwie pseudo muzyką gdzie jest agresja i przekleństwa i wszelkie zboczenia w niej hołdowane będzie wzbudzać u młodych różnego rodzaju dewiacje. Przyczyniły się do tego niestety telewizja i internet. Takich melodyjnych piosenek nie usłyszymy w kanałach pierwszego nurtu. Dlaczego? Teraz młodzi siedzą w telewizji i hańba dla nich taka muzyka.
I loved that man he was so smooth So underrated and I think he was ok with it he was just Deano diddnt take himself seriously That’s what made him so cool
Miss Dean, great entertainer. As a surprise my daughter first dance with her, she had the band learn my favorite Dean song, I had tears in my eyes dancing with her.
Songtexte Every night I sit here by my window (window) Staring at the lonely avenue (avenue) Watching lovers holdin' hands And laughin' (ha ha ha) Thinkin' 'bout the things we used to do (Thinkin' 'bout things) Like a walk in the park (things) Like a kiss in the dark (things) Like a sailboat ride (ya ya) What about the night we cried Things like a lover's vow Things that we don't do now Thinkin' 'bout the things we used to do Memories are all I have to cling to (cling to) And heartaches are the friends I'm talkin' to (but you got me now) When I'm not thinkin' of just how much I love you ('bout I love you, too) I'm thinkin' the things we used to do (Used to do, thinkin' 'bout things) Like a walk in the park (things) Like a kiss in the dark (things) Like a sailboat ride (ya ya) What about the night we cried Things like a lover's vow Things that we don't do now Thinkin' about the things we used to do I still can hear the juke box softly Playin' (playin') And the face I see each day belongs to you (Belongs to you) But there's not a single sound And there's nobody else around But that's just me thinkin' 'bout the things we used to do (We used to do, thinkin' 'bout things) Like a walk in the park (things) Like a kiss in the dark (things) Like a sailboat ride (ya ya) What about the night that we cried Things like a lover's vow Things that we don't do now Thinkin' about the things we used to do And heartaches are the friends I'm talkin' to You got me thinkin' 'bout The things we used to do (I hope so) Thinkin' 'bout the things we used to do
Its crazy I'm going on 50 this kind of music was not my type but as I grew older I started to listen to it more and realized it was good music. Thank you all those great Oldtime Musicians 8-)
I have been thinking the same exact way, I am 53. I am a classic rock and 80's rock guy. This stuff was on TV when I was a little kid. It was like corny stuff my parents watched or would listen to, but now here I am appreciating it and considering it a nice change of pace from what I always listen to... Interesting how we change over time...
Every night I sit here by my window (window) Staring at the lonely avenue (avenue) Watching lovers holdin' hands And laughin' (ha ha ha) Thinkin' 'bout the things we used to do (Thinkin' 'bout things) Like a walk in the park (things) Like a kiss in the dark (things) Like a sailboat ride (ya ya) What about the night we cried Things like a lover's vow Things that we don't do now Thinkin' 'bout the things we used to do Memories are all I have to cling to (cling to) And heartaches are the friends I'm talkin' to (but you got me now) When I'm not thinkin' of just how much I love you ('bout I love you, too) I'm thinkin' the things we used to do (Used to do, thinkin' 'bout things) Like a walk in the park (things) Like a kiss in the dark (things) Like a…
I have to thank Nancy Sinatra on behalf of my late brother. She visited the troops in Vietnam and spent one on one time talking with the soldiers. My brother had a nice conversation with her and at the end she gave him a kiss. It was a pleasant memory for my brother during a terrible time during the war. He was later badly wounded and returned home and suffered for many years before he died. Thank you Nancy for your time and kindness.
La classe et le charme avec une voix de velour, quel regret qu il n ai pu chanter les grands standards trustés par son meilleur ami franky qui ne lui arrivait pas à la cheville
Con verdadero sentimiento musical y amplia comprensión lleva a Dean Martin por parte de Nancy quien le demuestra todo su sentir y sencillez al llevarlo de la mano a Dean Martin de una manera preciosa que sin duda quedará en el recuerdo.
I like seeing all the comments made here both ways as I BOTH listen and learn BOTH Frank and Dean Tunes. I already have a vast repertoire and I love adding to it. Dean's voice was unique, as was Frank's, but Frank's music is more challenging to cover. He sang in more expanded ranges and faster meters. Some average listener's may not understand this ,but from a musical sense, this nothing more than a truthful statement. Dean sang the song ,Frank more liked to "attack" the song, so their styles similar in genre, differed in approach. Through the years, I have also noticed how people always seem to use Sinatra as a comparison to others, whether it be Dean, Elvis Tony Bennett, or whomever. Sinatra also was the first modern day recording artist to have his own record label(Reprise). Dean also sang for Frank's label too people! All you have to do is look at the LP cover to verify this. So did Sammy, and others such as rock legends Jimi Hendrix, and Neil Young. Some or even MOST here of you may be saying Dean is better, had a better voice, sang better, or whatever? I'm NOT arguing that. I LOVE them BOTH. Truth is though, Frank benefited by it then, as he even does now. I'm sure he and Dean are looking down on us all smiling as we listen, debate, and compare too. Enjoy all!! Long live Frank ,Dean, and Sammy!!!
I think this is one of Deans best songs that really shows just how good his voice really is!!! I think Nancy just adds a little sweet touch to this song! The best song ever sung by Nancy was, You only live twice, which is a Bond Movie.
Ev'ry night I sit here by my window (window) Starin' at the lonely avenue (avenue) Watching lovers holdin' hand 'n' laughin' (laughin') And thinkin' 'bout the things we used to do [CHORUS] (Thinkin' of things) Like a walk in the park (Things) Like a kiss in the dark (Things) Like a sailboat ride (Yeah-yeah) What about the night we cried? Things like a lover's vow Things that we don't do now Thinkin' 'bout the things we used to do Memories are all I have to cling to (cling to) And heartaches are the friends I'm talkin' to (talkin' to) When I'm not thinkin' of-a just how much I love you (love you) Well, I'm-a thinkin' 'bout the things we used to do [CHORUS] I still can hear the jukebox softly playin' (playin') And the face I see each day belongs to you (belongs to you) Though there's not a single sound and there's nobody else around Well, it's-a just me thinkin' of the things we used to do [CHORUS] And the heartaches are the friends I'm talkin' to Ya got me thinkin' 'bout the things we used to do [FADE] Starin' at the lonely avenue
Nancy , just a "stone beauty" with a very nice voice and great timing and Dean Killing it, as usual, with talent that goes on forever.. disregard the small comments from some watchers, who missed the huge talent,... that was the 50's and 60's...
Dean was a giant he got my attention at a very young age Mom and Dad loved him we watched all his shows and his music along with Elvis played throughout our house for many many years
La voz clarita de Nancy es tremendamente singular más que nada la comprensión con Dean Martincito ellos interpretan lo que a nosotros nos gusta oir constituyen dos estrellas verdaderas del firmamento que eternamente brillarán sin descanso alguno, lejos.
This is from her special "MOVIN' WITH NANCY" [12/11/67]- Dean was very familiar with this song, as he previously recorded it on one of his 1964 Reprise albums...
Grandes estrelas del eterno firmamento que tienen todos los merecimientos para conquistar con su sola presencia cantando de manera tan excepcional gracias a esta gran ventana por todo.
LYRICS Every night I sit here by my window (window) Staring at the lonely avenue (avenue) Watching lovers holdin' hands And laughin' (ha ha ha) Thinkin' 'bout the things we used to do (Thinkin' 'bout things) Like a walk in the park (things) Like a kiss in the dark (things) Like a sailboat ride (ya ya) What about the night we cried Things like a lover's vow Things that we don't do now Thinkin' 'bout the things we used to do Memories are all I have to cling to (cling to) And heartaches are the friends I'm talkin' to (but you got me now) When I'm not thinkin' of just how much I love you ('bout I love you, too) I'm thinkin' the things we used to do (Used to do, thinkin' 'bout things) Like a walk in the park (things) Like a kiss in the dark (things) Like a sailboat ride (ya ya) What about the night we cried Things like a lover's vow Things that we don't do now Thinkin' about the things we used to do I still can hear the juke box softly Playin' (playin') And the face I see each day belongs to you (Belongs to you) But there's not a single sound And there's nobody else around But that's just me thinkin' 'bout the things we used to do (We used to do, thinkin' 'bout things) Like a walk in the park (things) Like a kiss in the dark (things) Like a sailboat ride (ya ya) What about the night that we cried Things like a lover's vow Things that we don't do now Thinkin' about the things we used to do And heartaches are the friends I'm talkin' to You got me thinkin' 'bout The things we used to do (I hope so) Thinkin' 'bout the things we used to do
