Dive into the velvet-smooth vocals of Mel Tormé with his 1970 album, "Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head." This captivating collection of songs showcases Tormé's versatility, blending genres like vocal jazz, adult standards, and big band with a festive Christmas touch. The album kicks off with the playful "Take A Letter Maria" and includes the iconic title track, made famous by Burt Bacharach and Hal David, which Tormé delivers with his signature charm. Fans of Tormé's work will appreciate his renditions of classic songs like "Sunshine Superman" and "Spinning Wheel," as well as his unique take on the joyful "You've Made Me So Very Happy." Produced by David Cavanaugh, this 28-minute journey through Tormé's repertoire is a testament to his enduring talent and the timeless appeal of these beloved songs. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to Mel Tormé's music, this album is a delightful addition to any music collection.
Mel Tormé, affectionately known as "The Velvet Fog," was a multifaceted American artist whose talents spanned singing, composing, acting, and drumming. Born Melvin Howard Tormé in Chicago on September 13, 1925, his journey in the entertainment world began at a remarkably young age, becoming an adolescent idol by 18. Tormé's smooth, velvety voice made him a celebrated figure in the jazz and big band scenes, particularly renowned for his scat singing abilities. He co-wrote one of the most beloved Christmas songs of all time, "The Christmas Song," with Bob Wells in 1944. Throughout his career, Tormé's charisma and versatility shone through his performances on stage, screen, and radio, leaving an indelible mark on the world of vocal jazz and adult standards. His legacy continues to inspire, showcasing his enduring appeal and artistic genius.
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