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Dick Haymes se convirtió en el vocalista de numerosas bandas, trabajó en Hollywood, en radio y en muchas películas durante las décadas de 1940 y 1950. Nunca obtuvo ciudadanía estadounidense, hecho que le permitió evitar tener que prestar servicio militar durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial , pues tenía la ciudadanía de un estado neutral en la misma, Argentina.
29. Mai 2019 · Little White Lies (Donaldson) by Dick Haymes, with 4 Hits And A Miss, orchestra conducted by Gordon JenkinsThe greatest postwar hit from one of the finest vo...
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Dick Haymes. More images. Real Name: Richard Benjamin Haymes. Profile: Argentine actor and singer, born 13 September 1918 in Buenos Aires, Argentina and died 28 March 1980 in Los Angeles, California, USA. Brother of Bob Haymes. Among others he was married to Rita Hayworth from 1953 to 1955 and to Fran Jeffries from 1958 to 1965.
Data i miejsce śmierci. 28 marca 1980. Los Angeles. Zawód. aktor, piosenkarz. Multimedia w Wikimedia Commons. Dick Haymes, właśc. Richard Benjamin Haymes [1] (ur. 13 września 1918 w Buenos Aires, zm. 28 marca 1980 w Los Angeles [1]) – amerykański piosenkarz i aktor brytyjskiego pochodzenia. Popularny w latach 40.
from 1944 Personal Album AFRSorchestra directed by Gordon JenkinsMusic by Richard Rodgers - Lyrics by Lorenz Hart
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Dick Haymes was one of the most splendid ballad singers of his era, the near-equal of Crosby and Sinatra on classics of the form like "It Can't Be Wrong," "Till the End of Time," and "It Might as Well Be Spring." Though he was unable to cash in during the '50s golden era of adult pop (due to alcoholism, troubles with the government, and a few ...
Dick Haymes. More images. Real Name: Richard Benjamin Haymes. Profile: Argentine actor and singer, born 13 September 1918 in Buenos Aires, Argentina and died 28 March 1980 in Los Angeles, California, USA. Brother of Bob Haymes. Among others he was married to Rita Hayworth from 1953 to 1955 and to Fran Jeffries from 1958 to 1965.
