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Frankie CarleFrankie Carle, born Francis Nunzio Carlone in 1903, was a prominent American pianist and bandleader known for his influential work in the big band and easy listening genres during the 1940s and 1950s. He became famous for his composition "Sunrise Serenade," which achieved significant commercial success, and earned the nickname "The Wizard of the Keyboard" for his exceptional piano skills. Carle maintained a successful career until his retirement in 1989 and was recognized with several honors, including a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and induction into the Big Band and Jazz Hall of Fame. He passed away in 2001 at age 97. (Source: Wikipedia)
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Albums
30 Hits Of The Fantastic 50s
30 Hits Of The Flaming 40's
Around The World
Frankie Carle's Piano Party (2nd Cover)
Show Stoppers In Dance Time
Frankie Carle And His Girl Friends (1955)
Top Of The Mark (1961)
Great Piano Hits Frankie Carle (1965)
Singles
Let's Do It Again / Don't Make Me Sorry (1950)
Where Are You Gonna Be When The Moon Shines / Maple Leaf Rag (1950)
All Alone What'll I Do / A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody (1951)
In The Cool Cool Cool Of The Evening / Lullaby Train (1951)
Powder Blue / I'm Afraid To Love You (1951)
Who Am I / The Day Isn't Long Enough (1951)
Bewitched / Of Thee I Sing (1952)
For All We Know / Just A Moment More (1952)
Gone Five Minutes / Please (1952)
I Could Write A Book / Love Is Sweeping The Country (1952)
I've Tried A Million Times / Festival (1952)
Silver And Gold / Crazy Heart (1952)
The Agnes Waltz / Madamoiselle (1952)
