The Dean Martin Show / Dean Martin Comedy Hour (comedy variety)
(NBC Primetime, 1965 - 1974)
[although comedy skits had been a part of "The Dean Martin Show"
from the beginning, more regular comedy teams were added beginning
in 1970; The name and format shift to "The Dean Martin Comedy Hour"
occurred in 1973;
From 1968 - 1971 a series of summer-replacement series aired;
The first one was called "Dean Martin Presents the Golddiggers
Show"; which see...]
Theme: "Everybody Loves Somebody"
[Above is title as filed for copyright; ASCAP 2001 database
title aka: "Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime", which is the
first line of the lyric and the title most people seem to
remember;
This song co-written by Martin's piano accompanist Ken Lane,
was a signature tune long associated with Dean Martin; but was
first recorded by Martin's "rat-pack" pal Frank Sinatra, whose
1948 recording of the song reached #25 on the Billboard chart;
Although Lane and Taylor are credited composers on the filing
for copyright, Sam Coslow is also given credit in more recent
ASCAP database listings.]
Composers: music by Ken Lane (ASCAP) and
Sam Coslow (ASCAP), with
lyric by Irving Taylor (ASCAP)
1983 Publisher: Sands Music Corporation (ASCAP)
2001 Publisher: Sands Music Corp. (ASCAP)
of Burbank, CA
Copyright Date: 1948, EP 27 773.
Renewal Date:
Recordings:
Theme 2 (circa 1970 - 1971): "[A] Whole Lot Of
Lovin' (Sig)"
[above is title in ASCAP database]
Composers: Van Alexander (ASCAP),
Lee Hale (ASCAP)
[professional name of Leroy Franklin Hale], and
Geoffrey Clarkson (ASCAP)
1978 Publishers: Barrump-Bump Publishing Co. (ASCAP)
2001 Publishers: Barrump-Bump Publishing Co. (ASCAP), and
Banham Publishing (BMI)
of Dallas, TX
Copyright Date:
Renewal Date:
Recording:
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