MY BUDDIES & I ACTUALLY WON THE "ALL ARMY ENTERTAINMENT" CONTEST, AT THE PRESIDO IN SAN FRANCISCO, IN 1959...."ONE MEATBALL"......JACK ENGLISH..ACTOR / SINGER...WEST HOLLYWOOD
when we kids would fight over the last meatball on the platter at dinner--Dad would break out with that phrase. We had no idea what it was about--he thought it was funny. YEARS later I was waiting on an older gent and he asked for a meatball as a side, and automatically I broke out with that phrase--He jaw dropped and said "you're too young to know that song!".
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Bravo! I remember this song from long ago, but am hearing this version for the first time.
MY BUDDIES & I ACTUALLY WON THE "ALL ARMY ENTERTAINMENT" CONTEST, AT THE PRESIDO IN SAN FRANCISCO, IN 1959...."ONE MEATBALL"......JACK ENGLISH..ACTOR / SINGER...WEST HOLLYWOOD
when we kids would fight over the last meatball on the platter at dinner--Dad would break out with that phrase. We had no idea what it was about--he thought it was funny. YEARS later I was waiting on an older gent and he asked for a meatball as a side, and automatically I broke out with that phrase--He jaw dropped and said "you're too young to know that song!".
Thanks for uploading this wonderful flash from my youth: hearing my mother sing this while she cooked. . .
I wish I could have met Lauritz - what a sense of fun! :)
Dean Martin could have sung this song with Mario Lanza.
Ah, but Lauritz Melchior was one of the greatest tenors of the 20th Century. And Big was...well Bing!
Nice name there dude
poor singer... XD