Robert Cameron - For The First Time mp3

Performer: Robert Cameron
Title: For The First Time
Country: US
Catalog Number: LN 24302
Label: Epic
Released: 1967
Style: Ballad
Rating: 4.3
Votes: 063

Robert Cameron Epic Ballad 1967

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Tracklist

1	It Might As Well Be Spring Written By – Rodgers & Hammerstein	2:45
2	Little White Lies Written By – Walter Donaldson	2:02
3	What'll I Do Written By – Irving Berlin	2:24
4	I'll Get By (As Long As I Have You) Written By – Fred E. Ahlert, Roy Turk	2:31
5	How Deep Is The Ocean Written By – Irving Berlin	2:40
6	The More I See You Written By – Harry Warren , Mack Gordon	2:22
7	Polka Dots And Moonbeams Written By – Jimmy Van Heusen And Johnny Burke	3:15
8	My Silent Love Written By – Dana Suesse, Edward Heyman	2:45
9	Love Letters Written By – Edward Heyman, Victor Young	2:34
10	I'll Never Smile Again Written By – Ruth Lowe	2:18

Credits

Arranged By – Frank Hunter And His Orchestra
Producer – Manny Kellem

Notes

from labels and back cover the correct # is LN 24302 not LN 26302

Album

The More I See You, 02:26. I'll Get By As Long as I Have You, 02:34. Polka Dots and Moonbeams, 03:15. Now playing . For the First Time. Robert Cameron. Released: Dec 2017. Label: RcaLegacy. Listen free to Robert Cameron For the First Time It Might As Well Be Spring, What'll I Do and more. 10 tracks 25:46. Автор: Oscar Hammerstein - R. Rodgers, Композиторы: Oscar Hammerstein - R. What'll I Do. Автор: Irving Berlin, Композиторы: Irving Berlin. My Silent Love. Автор: Edward Heyman - Dana Suesse, Композиторы: Edward Heyman - Dana Suesse. The More I See You. Album 1967 10 Songs. Pop 1967. It Might as Well Be Spring. Посмотреть сведения об участниках альбома, рецензии, композиции и приобрести альбом 1967 Vinyl от For The First Time на Cameron April 21, 1911 November 10, 2009 was a famed American photographer and author of numerous books featuring aerial photographs of numerous cities throughout the globe. He also invented a fad diet known as the Drinking Man's Diet. Cameron's book style consists of an aerial photograph with text and history of the site and occasionally on the opposing page a historical photo of the same site with text. The books are always all photographic and are primarily of large conurbations. However, Cameron found work hard to come by, telling the Guardian: Unless it was specified that this was a part for a black actor, they would never consider a black actor for the part. And they would never consider changing a white part to a black part. So that was my problem. I got mostly small parts, and that was extremely frustrating not just for me but for other black actors. We had a very hard time getting worthwhile roles. Cameron with Susan Shaw in Pool of London 1951. Photograph: