Pieces of April
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Pieces Of April was written and first recorded by Dave Loggins – best known for his 1974 hit Please Come To Boston – and was released as a single in January 1973 but never charted.
Here is Pat Boone's April Love, the title song of a movie starring Pat Boone and and Shirley Jones. This went to number one on the December 16 1957 Billboard Top 100 and stayed in the top spot for six weeks. It features the Billy Vaughn orchestra and chorus.
Here is Pat Boone's April Love, the title song of a movie starring Pat Boone and and Shirley Jones. This went to number one on the December 16 1957 Billboard Top 100 and stayed in the top spot for six weeks. It features the Billy Vaughn orchestra and chorus.
Paul Simon's April Come She Will, recorded by Simon & Garfunkel for their 1966 Sounds Of Silence album, uses the months of April through September as metaphors for a short-lived romance.
Oh, that is a real good one. That song is in "The Dog's Purpose". I've seen that movie at least 15 times and get choked up when Ethan has to drive off to Farm School and Bailey runs through the corn field to catch him and jumps in the car.
Josh Gad, who voiced all the reincarnations of the dog in A Dog's Purpose and its sequel, A Dog's Journey, also voices Olaf in the Frozen films.
There were five hit versions of April Showers in 1922, two hit versions of April In Paris in 1934 and five hit versions of April In Portugal in 1953. Here is Dean Martin's April Again, written by Glen D. Hardin, who joined the Crickets following the death of Buddy Holly and who wrote Gary Lewis & The Playboys' 1965 hit Count Me In. April Again reached #9 on the adult contemporary chart in September 1968. Ernie Freeman led the orchestra and chorus.
There were five hit versions of April Showers in 1922, two hit versions of April In Paris in 1934 and five hit versions of April In Portugal in 1953. Here is Dean Martin's April Again, written by Glen D. Hardin, who joined the Crickets following the death of Buddy Holly and who wrote Gary Lewis & The Playboys' 1965 hit Count Me In. April Again reached #9 on the adult contemporary chart in September 1968. Ernie Freeman led the orchestra and chorus.
And if you feel like rockin' out, here's an April song for ya. Same album as "Runaway Train", "Somebody To Shove" and "Black Gold"