Victor Marchese recordings

"Reaching for the Moon" is a great CD for fans of Victor, and for fans of Great American Songwriters. This CD pays tribut to both soloist and the great writers of "Tin Pan Alley" who penned these delightful songs. The title track "Reaching for the Moon" by Irving Berlin is a newly discovered recording, originally featured as part of the New York Public Library's Rogers & Hammerstein Archival Collection - and available now for the very first time on this digitally remastered collection of Victor's finest recordings! Includes the title track "Reaching for the Moon" plus In the Still of the Night, My Heart's Desire, You'll Never Walk Alone, Legend of the Woodland, When You Look at Me, Flamingo, 14 tracks in all, beautifully re-mastered and ready for your listening delight.

One man's story about returning home after a 17 year absence, only to find out how much or how little things have changed in South Florida. What he found will amaze you! Or, it absolutely may not! That depends on if you actually finish watching this movie. Filmed entirely on location in Miami, Dade and Broward Counties. Very original. Sometimes funny. 1- Hour long on DVD only.

Finally, after decades, here is the true life story of one of Hollywood's greatest voices of the 20th Century...Victor Marchese, "The Undiscovered Tenor!" An intimate look at the life and music of M-G-M recording artist Victor Marchese. From his birthplace in San Jose, early youth in San Diego, his service in the United States Navy, career launching engagement at Hollywood's famous Mocambo Club in 1951, to the nightclub scene in Miami Beach...This is a richly illustrated one-hour DVD documentary complete with rare photographs, concert video, interviews with friends and family, plus additional live concert footage on the same DVD - presented as a secondary menu selection titled "Club Date - The Great Performances of Victor Marchese." An audio CD featuring Victor's 12 original M-G-M recordings, bonus live concert tracks, and a rare duet with Jane Powel is inluded in the same dual disc package! Order documentary two-disc set today! Also available at http://AMAZON.COM

A Unique look musically at the Miami Beach nightclub years and a sneak preview of one of Victor's shows as performed live at the Versailles Hotel during the 1970s. Features Victor Marchese singing Because You're Mine, Granada, Vesti La Giubba (sung at age 55), Love Story Theme, Besa Me Mucho, Wagaon Wheels, Without a Song, When You Look at Me / Shadow of Your Smile / Feelings medley, Brother Can You Spare a Dime, Jewish Medley, Vesti La Giubba (sung at age 70), Duet with Don Halte (I Believe), And This is My Beloved. Over 1 hour of music on CD, plus liner notes and biography. *Unique and rare music by our Undiscovered Tenor. Produced by Joel A. Marchese

This one, VICTOR MARCHESE - POSTCARDS FROM MIAMI BEACH comes direct from the basement tape collection. The sound quality is not that great, but the sentimental value and club atmosphere is without a doubt...not for sale at any cost. Therefore, I'm giving it to you for the low price of $ 6.95 each. Includes: Matinatta live, Matinatta reprise (not a live version), Who Can I turn To, Amore Scusa Mi, Trees (with Sammuel Skilman on piano), Medley - More, Yesterday, Autum Leaves, Autum leaves (sung in victor's '66 Ford Mustang), Trees (reprise), So In Love. Victor Marchese on vocals. Produced by Joel A. Marchese

This CD takes you on a musical journey with Vic, from 1950 to 1994. It is a rare look at Victor Marchese's first national appearance on American Radio as a talent contestant on the show Live Like a Millionaire, which of course he won! It should be known that Victor's first radio appearance was not in the USA but in Australia on several Australian Radio shows during World War II. Featuring 1950 Prize Winning Radio Performance on Live Like a Millionaire/Come Prima/Matinatta/Be My Love/Old Man River/Besa Me Mucho/Shadow of Your Smile/Thank Heaven/Jewish Medley / Summertime (and the Livin' is Easy) / Stories From Miami Beach. About 45 minutes in length. Live selecions arranged by Tony Di Bona. Victor Marchese on vocals. Produced by Joel A. Marchese

Recorded live at Theater East in San Diego County, June of 1991. Victor Marchese's first concert appearence since the late 1970s. We were there...so where were you? It's the comback concert that Elvis wishes he was at! 45 Minutes of concert highlights recorded in June 1991 at Theater East, San Diego. Jeanine (live version), Besa Me Mucho, Buddy Can You Spare a Dime, Amore Scusa Mi, Jewish Medley, Who Can I Turn To, Wagonwheels, O Sole Mio, Without a Song, Shadow of Your Smile, Feelings, Vesti La Giubba, and more. This is a great live CD for Victor's fans to own. About 1 hour long. Live concert recordings feature Steve Baker on piano, James Morton on drums and Charlie Higgins on bass, Victor Marchese on vocals. Produced by Joel A. Marchese. Quantities are limited!