Showing posts with label The Fontane Sisters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Fontane Sisters. Show all posts

Saturday, June 8, 2019

The Perry Como Show (CBS-1952)

Here's a complete kinescope of a 1952 CBS Network telecast of The Perry Como Show with Perry, the Fontane Sisters, and Perry's guest (and fellow RCA Victor recording artist) Hank Snow, plus commercials for Chesterfield Cigarettes.


Perry's CBS show (which ran from 1950 until 1955) aired Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 7:45 PM Eastern Time, following Douglas Edwards With The News.

Friday, April 26, 2019

The Fontane Sisters - Fool Around, 1957, 45rpm



Here are Geri, Marge, and Bea (sigh!), the Fontane Sisters with "Fool Around," backed up by Billy Vaughn and His Orchestra.

Released in May of 1957 on Dot #15581.

Saturday, February 2, 2019

Lonesome Lover Blues by The Fontane Sisters on 1956 Dot 78.



Here are Geri, Marge, and Bea, the Fontane Sisters with "Lonesome Lover Blues," backed by Billy Vaughn and His Orchestra.

Released in June of 1956 on Dot #15480.

Friday, January 11, 2019

Fontane Sisters, Guy Lombardo,--Happy Days and Lonely Nights, 1955 TV



In an excerpt from a 1955 telecast of the syndicated Guy Lombardo Show, the Fontane Sisters (Geri, Marge, and Bea) appear as Guy's special guests, accompanied by Guy's Royal Canadians.

Saturday, January 5, 2019

1951 HITS ARCHIVE: You're Just In Love - Perry Como & Fontane Sisters



In the words of Perry Como, "You're Just In Love."

Perry's backed by the Fontane Sisters and Mitchell Ayers and His Orchestra.

This 1951 recording of this Irving Berlin tune was released on RCA Victor #47-3945.

Tuesday, December 18, 2018

1953 version: Fontane Sisters - Silver Bells



From 1953, here are the Fontane Sisters (Bea, Geri, and Marge) along with Hugo Winterhalter's Orchestra with "Silver Bells."

This is disc jockey record released on RCA #20-5524.

Friday, August 10, 2018

1955 HITS ARCHIVE: Hearts Of Stone - Fontane Sisters (#1 hit)



Here are The Fontane Sisters (Geri, Marge, and Bea) with their version of "Hearts of Stone," with orchestra and chorus under the direction of Billy Vaughn.

This 1955 hit was released on Dot #45-15265.