Chris Montez - The More I See You album flac

The More I See You" is a popular song composed by Harry Warren, with lyrics by Mack Gordon, and was originally sung by Dick Haymes in the 1945 film Diamond Horseshoe. In 1966, Chris Montez released the most commercially successful and well-known recording of the song, and his version has been used many times in films, notably at the beginning of the famous club scene in Roman Polanski's Frantic, starring Harrison Ford.

The More I See You album yielded two additional Top 40 singles for Montez: the title track, plus "There Will Never Be Another You". Montez recorded three more albums for A&M: Time After Time, Foolin' Around, and Watch What Happens. Let's Dance" appeared on the soundtrack of John Landis's Animal House. In 2013, the song was used as a jingle for a DSW Shoe Warehouse commercial.

The Karaoke Channel – I See Your Smile (Originally Performed b. :30. The Professionals – Baby One More Time (Originally Performed b. :07. The Hit Co. – Electric Avenue. Karaoke Diamonds – The More I See You (Karaoke Version. :14. Hit Tunes Karaoke – More Love, More Power (Originally Performed.

Chris Montez - Some Kind A Fun. 39. Gene Pitney - Somewhere In The Country. 40. Bobby Fuller Four - Loves Made A Fool Of You. 41. B. J. Thomas - Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head. 42. Chad & Jeremy - A Summer Song. 43. Kim Fowley - California Summernights. 44. Fats Domino - Red Sails In The Sunset. 70. Billie Hughes - Walls Of Love. 71. Billie Hughes - Only Believe. 72. Billie Hughes - I'll See You Again. 73. Billie Hughes - Turn It All Around (Instrumental). New World Television - Santa Barbara Main Title Theme.

Chris Montez was born in Los Angeles California and grew up in the town of Hawthorne. He was influenced by his Hispanic culture and the rock 'n roll success of Richie Valens. Music was an integral part of his family life and Chris began singing rancheras with his older brothers when he was a kid. They taught him to play the guitar and he sang the high parts. As he gained confidence and his voice matured, he began singing leads. It was a more conservative style than Chris would have preferred but Alpert's instincts were good and the hits "The More I See You," "There Will Never Be Another You," "Call Me" and "Time After Time" followed in quick succession. While the British and psychedelic rock were invading the . Chris left A & M, signed with CBS International and amassed a string of hits outside the . that has firmly established him as an international recording star.