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| − | Anthony Dominick Benedetto was born on August 23, 1926, in New York City. | + | '''Anthony Dominick Benedetto''' ("Tony Bennett") was born on August 23, 1926, in [[New York City]]. |
| − | Influenced by Bing Crosby as a kid, Tony Bennett was singing before his teen years. | + | Influenced by [[Bing Crosby]] as a kid, Tony Bennett was singing before his teen years. |
| | He dropped out of high school at age 16 to support his family | | He dropped out of high school at age 16 to support his family |
| − | as a singing waiter in several Queens Italian restaurants. | + | as a singing waiter in several [[Queens]] Italian restaurants. |
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| | After having served in the army during World War II | | After having served in the army during World War II |
| − | he was discovered by Pearl Bailey who asked him to open for her | + | he was discovered by [[Pearl Bailey]] who asked him to open for her |
| − | in Greenwich Village where Bob Hope was in attendance | + | in [[Greenwich Village]] where [[Bob Hope]] was in attendance |
| | and asked Tony to tour with him. It was Bob Hope | | and asked Tony to tour with him. It was Bob Hope |
| | who suggested the name Tony Bennett. | | who suggested the name Tony Bennett. |
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| − | In 1950 Bennett was signed to a recording contract by Columbia records | + | In 1950 Bennett was signed to a recording contract by [[Columbia records]] |
| | A&R head, Mitch Miller. A year later Tony Bennett’s first million seller, | | A&R head, Mitch Miller. A year later Tony Bennett’s first million seller, |
| − | “Because of You” was #1 on the Hit Parade. “Cold, Cold Heart,” “Blue Velvet,” | + | “Because of You” was #1 on the Hit Parade. Other memorable recordings included: |
| − | “Rags to Riches,” “Stranger in Paradise, “Middle of an Island,” “Just in Time,”
| + | * ''Cold, Cold Heart'' |
| − | “Firefly,” “I Wanna Be Around,” “The Good Life,” “Who Can I Turn To”
| + | * ''Blue Velvet'' |
| − | and what would become his signature song, “I Left My Heart in San Francisco”
| + | * ''Rags to Riches'' |
| − | each kept Tony Bennett on the Hit Parade in the 50’s and 60’s as
| + | * ''Stranger in Paradise'' |
| | + | * ''Middle of an Island'' |
| | + | * ''Just in Time'' |
| | + | * ''Firefly'' |
| | + | * ''I Wanna Be Around'' |
| | + | * ''The Good Life'' |
| | + | * ''Who Can I Turn To'' |
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| | + | As well as what would become his signature song, |
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| | + | * ''I Left My Heart in San Francisco'' |
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| | + | His work kept Tony Bennett on the Hit Parade in the 50’s and 60’s as |
| | he concentrated on his night club act, staged a very successful | | he concentrated on his night club act, staged a very successful |
| | Carnegie hall concert and sold more than 50 million records. | | Carnegie hall concert and sold more than 50 million records. |
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| − | In more recent years Tony’s albums won Grammy’s for | + | In more recent years Tony’s albums won [[Grammy]]’s for |
| − | “Best Traditional Pop Vocal Performance.” His “Steppin’ Out With My Baby”
| + | ''Best Traditional Pop Vocal Performance.'' His ''Steppin’ Out With My Baby'' |
| − | video was an MTV favorite that bridged the generation gap | + | video was an [[MTV]] favorite that bridged the generation gap |
| | and introduced Tony Bennett to a new youthful audience. | | and introduced Tony Bennett to a new youthful audience. |
| − | He also starred in a “Life By Request” series for the A&E Network | + | He also starred in a ''Life By Request'' series for the A&E Network |
| − | that earned him an Emmy. With a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame | + | that earned him an [[Emmy]]. With a star on the [[Hollywood Walk of Fame]] |
| | for his contribution to the recording industry, | | for his contribution to the recording industry, |
| | Tony also was given a lifetime achievement award from | | Tony also was given a lifetime achievement award from |
| | the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. | | the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. |
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| − | Tony Bennett was inducted into the Hit Parade Hall of Fame in 2007. | + | Tony Bennett was inducted into the ''Hit Parade Hall of Fame'' in 2007. |
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