8 thoughts on “ The Goins Great - Sammy Davis Jr. - The Goins Great (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Find album release information for Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 - Sammy Davis, Jr. on AllMusic.

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2. The 10 great tracks this album is the bridge from his early 60's sound to what would become his 70's sound when he moved over to MGM,. This albums contains some of his best work, In This Crowded World, The Impossible Dream and the title cut the Goin's Great are among some of the standouts.

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3. Sammy Davis, Jr. discography and songs: Music profile for Sammy Davis, Jr., born 8 December Genres: Vocal Jazz, Traditional Pop, Pop. Albums include The Candy Man / I Want to Be Happy, A Man and His Music, and Christmas With the Rat Pack.

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4. Yes, this was the biggest-selling record Sammy Davis, Jr. ever had, but thankfully full appreciation of the dismal nature of that fact does not require repeated listening to the song itself. There are tracks enough on this album that are painful to sit through, without enduring this one.

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5. The discography for American jazz singer Sammy Davis Jr.. Davis recorded extensively throughout his career and most recordings remain in the catalogs as various reissues. The following is a selected list of albums in chronological order by date of release.

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6. Samuel George Davis Jr. (December 8, – May 16, ) was an American singer, musician, dancer, actor, vaudevillian, comedian, and activist who has been called "the greatest entertainer ever to grace a stage in these United States." At age three, Davis began his career in vaudeville with his father Sammy Davis Sr. and the Will Mastin Trio, which toured nationally.

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7. Nov 21,  · Sammy's Back on Broadway The Sammy Davis, Jr. Show The Sounds of '66 * Sings, Laurindo Almeida Plays * That's All! Live at The Sands, Las Vegas * Sings Dr. Doolittle Lonely Is the Name I've Gotta Be Me The Goin's Great! Sammy Steps Out Also: Robin and the Seven Hoods [soundtrack].

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8. The Goin's Great (). It also provides a glimpse of Davis caught between his pseudo ultra-hip persona and his undeniable gift for the more traditional approach to popular fare. Perhaps the most blatant evidence of the incongruity are the uncomfortably forced "Break My Heart" and "Bein' Natural Bein 7/

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