Biography:
The Lettermen are an American pop music vocal group. The Lettermen's trademark is close-harmony pop songs with light arrangements. They were popular mainly with adult audiences during the 1960s.
The group was formed in late 1950s by Mike Barnett, Dick Stewart and Tony Butala. They auditioned for Jackie Barnett, chief comedy writer for the Jimmy Durante TV show. They landed the part to impersonate The Rhythm Boys, the vocal group that traveled with Paul Whiteman and his orchestra in the late 1920s, and gave Bing Crosby his initial fame.
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Four years of hard work!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Verse 1]
C Am Em
Love, is a many splendored thing
F
It's the April rose
Am
That only grows in the early Spring
Dm Dm7 G7
Love is nature's way of giv-ing
Dm6 E7
A reason to be liv-ing
Am Am7 B7 E E7 G7
The golden crown that makes a man a ki---ng
[Verse 2]
C Am Em
Once on a high and windy hill,
F
In the morning mist, Two lovers kissed
Am
And the world stood still
Dm Dm7
Then your fingers touched
G7 C C/B Am
My silent heart, and taught it how to sing
C
Yes, true love's
F G C
A many splendored thing
C Am Em
Once on a high and windy hill,
F
In the morning mist, Two lovers kissed
Am
And the world stood still
Dm Dm7
Then your fingers touched
G7 C C/B Am
My silent heart, and taught it how to sing
C
Yes, true love's
F G C
A many splendored thing
[Song first released 1955 by The Four Aces and then many artists since]
C Am Em
Love, is a many splendored thing
F
It's the April rose
Am
That only grows in the early Spring
Dm Dm7 G7
Love is nature's way of giv-ing
Dm6 E7
A reason to be liv-ing
Am Am7 B7 E E7 G7
The golden crown that makes a man a ki---ng
[Verse 2]
C Am Em
Once on a high and windy hill,
F
In the morning mist, Two lovers kissed
Am
And the world stood still
Dm Dm7
Then your fingers touched
G7 C C/B Am
My silent heart, and taught it how to sing
C
Yes, true love's
F G C
A many splendored thing
C Am Em
Once on a high and windy hill,
F
In the morning mist, Two lovers kissed
Am
And the world stood still
Dm Dm7
Then your fingers touched
G7 C C/B Am
My silent heart, and taught it how to sing
C
Yes, true love's
F G C
A many splendored thing
[Song first released 1955 by The Four Aces and then many artists since]
