Memories are made of this
Memories Are Made Of This
All Of Me
I Got The Sun In The Morning
Walkin’ My Baby Back Home
Once In Love With Amy
You Was (With Peggy Lee)
Powder Your Face With Sunshine
That Lucky Old Sun
I Don’t Care If The Sun Don’t Shine
Be Honest With Me
I’ll Always Love You
Who’s Sorry Now?
If
Beside You
How D’ya Like Your Eggs In The Morning?
In The Cool, Cool, Cool Of The Evenin’
Night Train To Memphis
Come Back To Sorrento
When You’re Smiling
Won’t You Surrender?
You Belong To Me
Kiss
Just One More Chance
There’s My Lover
I Feel Like A Feather In The Breeze
Don’t You Remember?
Love Me, Love Me
Money Burns A Hole In My Pocket
I’d Cry Like A Baby
That’s Amore
How Do You Speak To An Angel?
Sway
Under The Bridges Of Paris
Long, Long Ago (With Nat King Cole)
Let Me Go, Lover!
The Naughty Lady Of Shady Lane
Mambo Italiano
Young And Foolish
Innamorata
Standing On The Corner
The Man Who Plays The Mandolino
Return To Me
Buona Sera
Volare -Rio Bravo
On An Evening In Roma
Love Me, My Love
June In January
I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm
Baby, It’s Cold Outside
You’re Nobody ’Til Somebody Loves You
Ain’t That A Kick In The Head?
Just In Time
Arrivederci, Roma
Non Dimenticar
Cha-Cha-Cha D’amour
I Wish You Love
Goodnight, Sweetheart

Dean Martin

One of the best-loved crooners of all time, Dean Martin makes his Retrospective debut with the 58 best from his phenomenal career 1946-1961. Dino Crocetti (1917-1995), son of an Italian immigrant barber, became, as “Dean Martin”, an American entertainment icon – the eternal essence of ‘cool’. He gained fame after the war as half of a double act with Jerry Lewis, but enjoyed even greater success after going solo, with a host of film roles as an actor, hit records as a singer and a permanent membership of Frank Sinatra’s Rat Pack. Memories Are Made Of This, Dean’s massive million-seller from 1955, provides the appropriate title for Retrospective’s double-album compendium of his very best. The selection contains 23 chart hits, ten of them in the Top Ten: That’s Amore, Return To Me, Volare and so many more favourites. In addition there are smoothly relaxed performances creamed from his best-selling albums Winter Romance, Sleep Warm, Italian Love Songs, Cha Cha De Amor and This Time I’m Swingin’. Dino also uses his easy-going charm in duets with Peggy Lee (You Was), Nat King Cole (Long, Long Ago) and Helen O’Connell (How D’Ya Like Your Eggs In The Morning? – used in the TV ad campaign for Tropicana). Who can resist?