Dean Martin - Under The Bridges Of Paris

Review by Scraping Bottom

Under The Bridges Of Paris is an album by the legendary crooner Dean Martin, released in 1962. The album features a collection of French-inspired songs, including the title track "Under The Bridges Of Paris", "C'est Si Bon", and "La Vie En Rose".

The album showcases Martin's signature smooth vocals and effortless charm, as he effortlessly croons his way through each track. The arrangements are lush and romantic, featuring sweeping strings, accordion, and piano.

One standout track is "April In Paris", which sees Martin delivering a heartfelt, tender performance. The song is beautifully arranged, with delicate piano and strings creating a dreamy, romantic atmosphere.

Summary by Scraping Bottom

Under The Bridges Of Paris is a delightful album that showcases Dean Martin at his best. The French-inspired songs are a perfect fit for Martin's smooth, sophisticated style, and the arrangements are top-notch. This is a must-have album for any fan of classic crooners and romantic music.