In Italy romantic ballads like “Nessuno al mondo” and “Till” brought he gold records. She stormed the charts in Germany with “Ganz Paris träumt von der Liebe” and Tipitipitipso” becoming the queen of German Schlager. Read moreīorn in Paris of Italian parents, once married to a German then to an Englishman Caterina Valente easily related to fans wherever she performed, particularly in Europe.
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In “The Entertainers” aired in 1964/65 she shared the bill with Carol Burnett, Dom DeLuise and Bob Newhart and was awarded the FAME Award as best vocalist on American television.įrom the mid fifties to the eighties German, Italian, Swiss and Austrian Television produced more than a dozen series of Valente-Shows and her guest spots over the globe are uncountable.Īmong others, she has performed with Louis Armstrong, Benny Goodman, Ella Fitzgerald, toured extensively in concert with Woody Herman, the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, Buddy Rich and has recorded with Sy Oliver, Claus Ogerman and Chet Baker just to name a few.
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Danny Kaye, Perry Como and Bing Crosby often featured her as well, along with other TV hosts. Las Vegas critics raved about the extraordinary talent of the young European vocalist who could sing in 12 languages and she soon found the spotlight on TV, at the Hollywood Palace and Dean Martin was so impressed he invited her on his TV show at least a dozen times. This was followed by the worldwide hit “The Breeze and I”. In 1955 Gordon MacRea presented her on the “Colgate Comedy Hour” as the “Malaguena” Girl. In 1954 Caterina Valente introduced herself to European audiences with her recordings of “Istanbul” and “I love Paris”. “A VOCAL SUPERSTAR IN ANY LANGUAGE!” The Los Angeles Times said it, and who are we to argue? Her conception, phrasing, and timbre are exceptional. -Leonard Feather: The Encyclopedia of Jazz Willy Rex wrote the Dutch translation based on the German translation of the original Greek song.≌aterina Valente is more a jazz singer than many artists so identified in the U.S. Only problem is the Dutch version by Anita Berry which is in fact a cover of a cover. So Günter Loose wrote different translations for the same tune IMHO "Weiße Möwe, flieg in die Ferne" and "Der Herr Andonis" have the same tune and therefore are both adaptations of Ò κυρ' Αντωνης or Ò κυρ' Αντωνης GEMA "Der Herr Andonis" as an alternate title for a song with the same name as the Valente tune (and of course brings up the same work number), but the one by Valente and the one by Lenadros are completely different tunes. However, this work number is already linked to Der Herr Andonis by Vicky Leandros, which shares the same credits. GEMA lists a song by this name with work number 519134-001. Going through some more stuff by Anita Berry, I found a Dutch cover of a 1962 Caterina Valente song called "Weiße Möwe, flieg in die Ferne", with music by Manos Hadjidakis and words by Gunter Loose.
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