Vinyl Album - Jimmy Roselli - There Must Be A Way - United Artists

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Jimmy Roselli
Title:	There Must Be A Way
Label:	United Artists
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	UAL-3611
Date:	Sep 1967
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Jimmy Roselli	There Must Be A Way	Sammy Gallop, David Saxon	Rate
A2	Jimmy Roselli	There Goes My Everything	Dallas Frazier	Rate
A3	Jimmy Roselli	Oh What It Seemed To Be	Claude "Bennie" Benjamin, George Weiss, Francesco "Frankie Carle" Carlone	Rate
A4	Jimmy Roselli	You Wanted Someone To Play With, I Wanted Someone To Love	George McConnell, Nat Osborne, Frank Capano, Margie Morris	Rate
A5	Jimmy Roselli	Get Out Of My Heart	Wilbur Meshel, Louis "Guy Louis" Merola	Rate
B1	Jimmy Roselli	All The Time	Wayne Walker, Mel Tillis	Rate
B2	Jimmy Roselli	I Don't Want To Walk Without You	Frank Loesser, Julius "Jule Styne" Stein	Rate
B3	Jimmy Roselli	Chapel In The Moonlight	William Hill	Rate
B4	Jimmy Roselli	Walkin' My Baby Back Home	Roy Turk, Frederick Emil Ahlert	Rate
B5	Jimmy Roselli	Moments To Remember	Albert "Al Stillman" Silverman, Robert Allen Deitcher	Rate

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Although Michele Giovanni (Jimmy) Roselli sings many Italian songs and is believed to be from Napoli, he actually was born and reared in Hoboken, NJ. Sadly, Mr. Roselli had a sad childhood due to the fact that his mother died when he was two years of age and his father had abandoned him. Thankfully, Mr. Roselli had been cared for by various aunts and his paternal grandfather who spoke no English.

After Mr. Roselli had finished his armed forces duty during the Second World War, he came back to Hoboken where he got married and performed construction work and was a pianist in the evening hours. Mr. Roselli's first occasion in the music business occurred when Michele Coppola had paired him with Giacomo Durante at the Boston Latin Quarter.

Showcase: Jimmy Roselli, which was the first disc of 33.33 rpm that he recorded was a multi-million dollar seller, which contained the tune Mala Femmina, which was issued by means of the Lenox disc of 45 rpm, and was a big success in the New York City and New Haven areas. The only tune of Mr. Roselli that had reached the Billboard hit parade of discs of 45 rpm was There Must Be A Way, which was a tune that was popularized by Joni James in 1959.

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