Get Shorty, We’ve Got It Made

Get Shorty, We’ve Got It Made

; Get Shorty, We’ve Got It Made Two vintage rarities from the vaults of Fervor Records will appear in the hit series “Get Shorty.” Episode 207: “Banana Split” features “Brighter Side,” a 1956 recording by Connie Conway, and from 1967, Carl Coccomo’s...
Pandora

Pandora

; Pandora   In 1967, successful vocalist, songwriter and recording artist Carl Coccomo joined forces with the successful animation team, Max and Dave Fleischer (Betty Boop, Popeye).  The Fleischer brothers soon went their separate ways, but Dave Fleischer...
The Singing Sicilian is Back, Baby!

The Singing Sicilian is Back, Baby!

; The Singing Sicilian is Back, Baby!   Cover Art Release Info The Final Recordings of an Iconic Voice Gifted vocalist, songwriter and arranger Carl Coccomo was dubbed ‘The Singin’ Sicilian’ by contemporary Frank Sinatra when they worked together on the classic...
The Carl Coccomo Songbook: 1952-1955

The Carl Coccomo Songbook: 1952-1955

; The Carl Coccomo Songbook: 1952-1955   Cover Art Release Info After entertaining the troops on the front line of Korea, composer/vocalist Carl Coccomo crooned at popular Italian nightclubs in L.A. until he was contracted by 20th Century Fox as a soloist with...

With You There’s A Feeling On Girlfriend’s Day

 Bob Odenkirk (Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul) directs, and stars in, the new film “Girlfriend’s Day.” Featured in this hotly-anticipated dramedy is a vintage gem from the late great Carl “The Singing Sicilian” Coccomo. Carl’s 1955 masterpiece “With You There’s A...

12 Monkeys Has Things To Do

SyFy Channel hit “12 Monkeys” has reached out to Fervor Records for 2 vintage classics. Episode 210: “Fatherland” features the 1961 Billboard charting single “Cookin’” by the Al Casey Combo, as well as Carl Coccomo’s 1955 recording, “Things To Do.” This episode aired...

When You Come To Me, The Neighbors

The lush orchestrations of the late great vocalist Carl Coccomo will be heard in ABC’s science fiction sitcom, The Neighbors, this Friday March, 14th. Mr. Coccomo was dubbed, “The Singing Sicilian” by Frank Sinatra who was a big fan of Carl’s...

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