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Nino Tempo
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Nino Tempo Born Antonino LoTempio On January 6 1935 In Niagara Falls New York Is An American Musician Singer And Actor.
A Musical Prodigy Nino Tempo Learned To Play The Clarinet And The Tenor Saxophone As A Child. He Was A Talent Show Winner At Four Years Of Age And Appeared On Television With Benny Goodman At Seven. When His Family Moved To California He Appeared On The Horace Heidt Radio Show Performing A Benny Goodman Clarinet Solo. A Child Actor He Worked In Motion Pictures In Such Films As 1949's The Red Pony And In 1953's The Glenn Miller Story Starring James Stewart. He Was Also A Sought After Session Musician Working With Elkie Brooks And A Member Of The Wrecking Crew For Phil Spector. Through A Bobby Darin Recording Session He Made Connections With Atlantic Records And Signed With Its Atco Records Subsidiary.
However Nino Tempo Is Best Known For His 1963 Duet "Deep Purple" On Atco With His Sister Carol Singing Under The Stage Name April Stevens That Went To No.1 On The Billboard Charts. The Song Won The 1964 Grammy Award For Best Rock And Roll Recording.
In Late 1973 A Little Less Than 10 Years After "Deep Purple" Topped The Hot 100 Tempo Reached #53 In His Last Appearance On The Hot 100 With The Mostly Instrumental "Sister James" As Nino Tempo And 5th Ave. Sax An Obvious Play On Saks Fifth Avenue. Recorded At A&M With The Backing And Writing Of Jeff Barry "Sister James" Became One Of The First Instrumental Disco Records To Reach The National Charts.
In 1975 Tempo Played Saxophone On John Lennon's Rock 'n' Roll Album.
Nino Tempo Continues To Perform To This Day.
50 Faixas semelhantes:
Nino Tempo - Always Nino Tempo - Love Will Find A Way The Heshoo Beshoo Group - Amabutho The Heshoo Beshoo Group - Armitage Road School Of The Arts - On Fire feat. Steve Morse School Of The Arts - Portrait feat. Steve Morse Yiorgos Fakanas - Thessaly Yiorgos Fakanas - Stohasmos Joe Sullivan - There'll Come A Time Allou April - Dance With Me Billy Kilson - 4 To 1 Odds Marcos Ariel - Maracajazz Allou April - Changes Marcos Ariel - Bossa Love Hidden Symmetry - Ordinary Day Hidden Symmetry - It's Not Me Allou April - Can't Hurt Me Jack Montrose - Paradox Doky Brothers - Time To Say Goodbye Benni Chawes - Confessions Of A Crime The Stanley Clarke Band - Pop Virgil The Supreme Quartet - Who's The Bossa? Gino Foti - Disciples Of Death Eric Bolvin - Ten Minute Major Dave Specter - Till The End Of Time Antonio Hart - Winter Wonderland Allou April - Love Is The Only Way Allou April - Saving All My Love Allou April - Motherland Allou April - Forever In Your Arms Allou April - I'm Yours Allou April - I Belong With You Allou April - Let's Worship Him Allou April - Someone Born For You Stone Alliance - Sweetie-Pie Dave Glasser - Minor Madness Allou April - Soul Heart Allou April - One Love, One Heart Allou April - In The Club Ada Montellanico - Averti Tra Le Braccia Judy Carmichael - Lazy River Bernard Peiffer - Caravan Emilio Miranda - Franelita Grassella Oliphant - Peaches Are Better Down The Road Grassella Oliphant - Ain't That Peculiar Schantz Segment - Libyan Desert Mirages Jackie Paris - There Will Never Be Another You Marcos Ariel - Memories In The Wind Dave Specter - Party Girl Eric Bolvin - Rinconada
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Biography - Nino Tempo
Nino Tempo Born Antonino LoTempio On January 6 1935 In Niagara Falls New York Is An American Musician Singer And Actor.
A Musical Prodigy Nino Tempo Learned To Play The Clarinet And The Tenor Saxophone As A Child. He Was A Talent Show Winner At Four Years Of Age And Appeared On Television With Benny Goodman At Seven. When His Family Moved To California He Appeared On The Horace Heidt Radio Show Performing A Benny Goodman Clarinet Solo. A Child Actor He Worked In Motion Pictures In Such Films As 1949's The Red Pony And In 1953's The Glenn Miller Story Starring James Stewart. He Was Also A Sought After Session Musician Working With Elkie Brooks And A Member Of The Wrecking Crew For Phil Spector. Through A Bobby Darin Recording Session He Made Connections With Atlantic Records And Signed With Its Atco Records Subsidiary.
However Nino Tempo Is Best Known For His 1963 Duet "Deep Purple" On Atco With His Sister Carol Singing Under The Stage Name April Stevens That Went To No.1 On The Billboard Charts. The Song Won The 1964 Grammy Award For Best Rock And Roll Recording.
In Late 1973 A Little Less Than 10 Years After "Deep Purple" Topped The Hot 100 Tempo Reached #53 In His Last Appearance On The Hot 100 With The Mostly Instrumental "Sister James" As Nino Tempo And 5th Ave. Sax An Obvious Play On Saks Fifth Avenue. Recorded At A&M With The Backing And Writing Of Jeff Barry "Sister James" Became One Of The First Instrumental Disco Records To Reach The National Charts.
In 1975 Tempo Played Saxophone On John Lennon's Rock 'n' Roll Album.
Nino Tempo Continues To Perform To This Day. read less
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A Musical Prodigy Nino Tempo Learned To Play The Clarinet And The Tenor Saxophone As A Child. He Was A Talent Show Winner At Four Years Of Age And Appeared On Television With Benny Goodman At Seven. When His Family Moved To California He Appeared On The Horace Heidt Radio Show Performing A Benny Goodman Clarinet Solo. A Child Actor He Worked In Motion Pictures In Such Films As 1949's The Red Pony And In 1953's The Glenn Miller Story Starring James Stewart. He Was Also A Sought After Session Musician Working With Elkie Brooks And A Member Of The Wrecking Crew For Phil Spector. Through A Bobby Darin Recording Session He Made Connections With Atlantic Records And Signed With Its Atco Records Subsidiary.
However Nino Tempo Is Best Known For His 1963 Duet "Deep Purple" On Atco With His Sister Carol Singing Under The Stage Name April Stevens That Went To No.1 On The Billboard Charts. The Song Won The 1964 Grammy Award For Best Rock And Roll Recording.
In Late 1973 A Little Less Than 10 Years After "Deep Purple" Topped The Hot 100 Tempo Reached #53 In His Last Appearance On The Hot 100 With The Mostly Instrumental "Sister James" As Nino Tempo And 5th Ave. Sax An Obvious Play On Saks Fifth Avenue. Recorded At A&M With The Backing And Writing Of Jeff Barry "Sister James" Became One Of The First Instrumental Disco Records To Reach The National Charts.
In 1975 Tempo Played Saxophone On John Lennon's Rock 'n' Roll Album.
Nino Tempo Continues To Perform To This Day. read less
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