Crooner and sometimes actor Steve Lawrence dead at 88
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Crooner and sometimes actor Steve Lawrence dead at 88
I’m familiar with Lawrence, but I can’t say I’m a fan. Not a fan of his type of music.
I have seen a few of his appearances as an actor.
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Re: Crooner and sometimes actor Steve Lawrence dead at 88
I thought he died years ago.
He had a Billboard Top 40 #1 hit in 1962 with "Go Away Little Girl" which would probably rankle some feathers now with the "little girl" line. Impressively, he had a total of 11 Top 40 hits of which 5 were in the Top 10!
He had a Billboard Top 40 #1 hit in 1962 with "Go Away Little Girl" which would probably rankle some feathers now with the "little girl" line. Impressively, he had a total of 11 Top 40 hits of which 5 were in the Top 10!
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Re: Crooner and sometimes actor Steve Lawrence dead at 88
The in-laws were fans of Steve and Eydie back in the day. I don’t think I ever saw them perform, though.
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Re: Crooner and sometimes actor Steve Lawrence dead at 88
Sounds bad but I thought he passed years ago
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Re: Crooner and sometimes actor Steve Lawrence dead at 88
First time I heard him I thought he was a Sinatra impersonator/parody. Mostly familiar with the Christmas album he did with his wife.
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Re: Crooner and sometimes actor Steve Lawrence dead at 88
Didn't know he passed. I remember him from lots of 70's tv.