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Magic Moments by Perry Como
Perry Como
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Pierino Ronald "Perry" Como May 18 1912 – May 12 2001 Was An Italian American Crooner During The 20th Century. Throughout A Career Spanning More Than Half A Century He Recorded Exclusively With The RCA Victor Label After Signing With Them In 1943. He Sold Millions Of Records For RCA But He Also Pioneered A Weekly Musical Variety Television Show Which Set The Standard And Proved One Of The Most Successful In Television History. His Combined Success On Television And Popular Recordings Has Never Been Equalled By Any Other Artist Of The Time. He Was Always Noted For His Relaxed Attitude An Attitude Which Was Reflected In His Singing Style. His Was A Beautiful Voice Possessed By This Former Barber. Como Was Also Very Popular In The UK. His Chart Successes Ranged From 1953 To 1974 And Included Two Number One's His First Hit 'Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes' In 1953 And 'Magic Moments' Which Stayed At The Top For 8 Weeks In 1958. His Other Big UK Hits Were 'Delaware' No 3 In 1960 ' It's Impossible' No 4 In 1971 'And I Love You So' No 3 In 1973 And 'For The Good Times' No 7 In 1973 . As Well As TV And Recording Success Perry Como Also Made A Number Of Films Including ' Something For The Boys' And 'Doll Face' Which Were Released During WW2. He Died In His Sleep On 12 May 2001.
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"Magic Moments" Is A Popular Song With Music Was Written By Burt Bacharach The Lyrics By Hal David One Of The First Compositions By That Duo. The Song Was Published In 1957. The Biggest Hit Version Of The Song Was Recorded By Perry Como In 1957 And Became A Hit In Early 1958. The Peak Position Is Hard To Track Precisely Due To The Multiple Charts Used In Billboard. The Overall Impact Of The Song Probably Fell Just Below The Top Ten. The Song Was Also A 1958 Hit In Italy And In The United Kingdom In A Version Recorded By Ronnie Hilton Reaching #22 On The UK Singles Chart.
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Pierino Ronald "Perry" Como May 18 1912 – May 12 2001 Was An Italian American Crooner During The 20th Century. Throughout A Career Spanning More Than Half A Century He Recorded Exclusively With The RCA Victor Label After Signing With Them In 1943. He Sold Millions Of Records For RCA But He Also Pioneered A Weekly Musical Variety Television Show Which Set The Standard And Proved One Of The Most Successful In Television History. His Combined Success On Television And Popular Recordings Has Never Been Equalled By Any Other Artist Of The Time. He Was Always Noted For His Relaxed Attitude An Attitude Which Was Reflected In His Singing Style. His Was A Beautiful Voice Possessed By This Former Barber. Como Was Also Very Popular In The UK. His Chart Successes Ranged From 1953 To 1974 And Included Two Number One's His First Hit 'Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes' In 1953 And 'Magic Moments' Which Stayed At The Top For 8 Weeks In 1958. His Other Big UK Hits Were 'Delaware' No 3 In 1960 ' It's Impossible' No 4 In 1971 'And I Love You So' No 3 In 1973 And 'For The Good Times' No 7 In 1973 . As Well As TV And Recording Success Perry Como Also Made A Number Of Films Including ' Something For The Boys' And 'Doll Face' Which Were Released During WW2. He Died In His Sleep On 12 May 2001.
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"Magic Moments" is a popular song with music was written by Burt Bacharach, the lyrics by Hal David, one of the first compositions by that duo. The song was published in 1957.
The biggest hit version of the song was recorded by Perry Como in 1957, and became a hit in early 1958. The peak position is hard to track precisely, due to the multiple charts used in Billboard. The overall impact of the song probably fell just below the top ten. The song was also a 1958 hit in Italy and in the United Kingdom in a version recorded by Ronnie Hilton, reaching #22 on the UK Singles Chart. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.