The Gaylords
The Gaylords, an American singing trio consisting of Ronald L. Fredianelli,
Bonaldo "Burt" Bonaldi, and Don Rea, were formed in Detroit, Michigan, in 1949.
Their name was decided upon after a chance encounter with Marcus Wren. In the
1950s, they gained popularity with Italian-flavored hits on the Mercury Records
label, often featuring songs partly sung in Italian and partly in English.
Fredianelli joined the U.S. Army in the 1950s and was replaced by Bill Christ.
Their most successful release was "Tell Me You're Mine", which sold over one
million copies by 1958 and reached Number...
ME QUE ME QUECharles Aznavour, Gilbert Bécaud, The Gaylords, Charles Trenet, Joe Dassin, Dario Moreno and Marino Marini (Gilbert Becaud)
The Little ShoemakerThe Gaylords
Eh! Cumpari
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Tell Me You're MineThe Gaylords
The Very Best Of
From The Vine Came The GrapeThe Gaylords
The Very Best Of
Tell Me You're MineThe Gaylords
Greatest Hits Of The 1950's, Vol. 8
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Veni Vidi ViciThe Gaylords
No Other Love
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