Dean Martin Signature Series Leather Golf Grips
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Tuesday Trivia: What Song Did Dean Martin Record On Sept. 15, 1951?
On this day in 1951, on September 15, Dean Martin was at Capitol Records recording studio on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles recording the song “Sailors’ Polka.” The session went from 7:30PM to 10:30PM. How’s that for some Tuesday Trivia!
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Find Some Relaxation This Labor Day
We suggest putting some Dean Martin on the turntable while enjoying this photo gallery from Life.com featuring rare and classic photos of the King Of Cool! https://www.life.com/people/dean-martin-photos-of-a-laid-back-legend/#LaborDay
“That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day)” Was Recorded On This Day In 1949
On this day in 1949, August 12, Dean was recording the song “That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day)” at Capitol Records in L.A. Some of you may remember the song from the 1989 film Great Balls Of Fire performed by Jerry Lee Lewis. Other great versions include those by Ray Charles and by Frankie Laine. Listen to Dean’s uptempo version here:
Over 60 Years Ago, Dean Martin Was Recording His Album “A Winter Romance”
On this day in 1959, on August 4, Dean Martin was recording songs for his album “A Winter Romance.” The recording session included songs such as “June in January,” “It Won’t Cool Off,” “I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm,” and the title track, “A Winter Romance.” The session went from 7:30PM to 11PM at the Capitol Records Tower in Los Angeles.