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  1. sammydavisjr.info › biographical › about-sammy1967-77: Swingin’ Sixties and Seventies Decline -...

    1967-77: Swingin’ Sixties and Seventies Decline. First interracial kiss on US TV. After the Sammy Davis, Jr. Show was cancelled, Sammy Davis, Jr. hit the road with a vengeance. Thanks to the Broadway run of Golden Boy, he had been away from regular nightclub gigs for around two years – and his first stop was The Copa Room at The Sands Hotel ...

  2. music.youtube.com › browse › MPREb_oHm6CBVAZMdSammy Davis Jr.'s Greatest Hits - YouTube Music

    Sign in to create & share playlists, get personalized recommendations, and more. Sammy Davis Jr.'s Greatest Hits. Album • Sammy Davis Jr. • 2016

  3. nl.wikipedia.org › wiki › Sammy_Davis_jrSammy Davis jr. - Wikipedia

    Sammy Davis jr. Samuel George Davis, beter bekend als Sammy Davis jr. ( New York, 8 december 1925 – Beverly Hills, 16 mei 1990 ), was een veelzijdige Amerikaanse entertainer. Hij danste, zong, speelde vibrafoon, trompet en slagwerk, acteerde en imiteerde.

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    Provided to YouTube by The Orchard EnterprisesThe Goin's Great - Original · Sammy Davis Jr. · STANLEY APPLEBAUM, SAMMY CAHNHere's.....Sammy Davis Jr. CD2℗ 2...

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    SAMMY DAVIS JR. - The Goin's Great (LP, Album) - EUR 21,65. ZU VERKAUFEN! Shop Menu Store Home Store Home Save Seller Our Feedback View 395306926830

  6. music.youtube.com › playlistSammy Davis Jr.'s Greatest Hits - YouTube Music

    Sign in to create & share playlists, get personalized recommendations, and more. Sammy Davis Jr.'s Greatest Hits. Album • Sammy Davis Jr. • 2016

  7. sammydavisjr.info › music › releasesSammy Davis, Jr. - “Golden Boy” – Original Broadway Cast

    The first CD release of this album. 1993. Golden Boy – Original Broadway Cast. Angel ZDM 65024-2-0. Released as part of a ‘Broadway Classics’ series. Outstanding presentation with five pages of detailed liner notes by David Foil, and another two pages consisting of a fascinating interview with Charles Strouse.