Mario Lanza

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O Sole Mio

[boxman]

Ah well done Jim my Ma is a big Mario fan

[Rashers]

Ah well done Jim my Ma is a big Mario fan

Me too. When the oul singing pubs were in vogue I always wished to be a tenor. But my father-in-law was a powerful one and if still alive would have given Pavarotti a run for his money.

[Rashers]

Serenade, from The Student Prince.

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[Diddler]

I grew up on Mario Lanza. Thats were my love of opera came from. Franco Corelli, Mario Del Monaco, Pav, Domingo & Carreras are great favourites of mine.

[Rashers]

I grew up on Mario Lanza. Thats were my love of opera came from. Franco Corelli, Mario Del Monaco, Pav, Domingo & Carreras are great favourites of mine.

Then here's one you might like. The Three Tenors... O Sole Mio.

[Diddler]

Re: O Sol Mio

Yes, I've got a lot of the 3 Tenors concerts on tape. Look for Franco Corelli's rendition of 'Addio fiorte asil' from Madame Butterfly on the Tube. It's really great.

[Rashers]

Yes, I've got a lot of the 3 Tenors concerts on tape. Look for Franco Corelli's rendition of 'Addio fiorte asil' from Madame Butterfly on the Tube. It's really great.

This one?

[Bang Bang]

Ah well done Jim my Ma is a big Mario fan

I loved Mario Lanza and the musicals he starred in.

What a terrible waste of a great talent, ( rather like Brendan Behan's loss to the World of Letters )

I knew every line of every song from the Student Prince, ( even though it was Edmund Purdom miming Mario's voice )

[Diddler]

This one?

Thats it!!! He was one of the great tenor voices of the 60's/80's era.