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Ain’t That A Kick In The Head

This oldies, moody track that just screams the ’60s might ring a bell if you’ve watched the Mission: Impossible series.

In the fourth installment from 2011, Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, the song that plays when the protagonist Ethan escapes from a Moscow prison is “Ain’t That a Kick in the Head.” Originally written for the 1960 classic, comedy-tinged heist film Ocean’s 11, the song is performed by Dean Martin, who also appears in the film.

Knowing that background, it’s pretty clever—and amusing—that they chose this song for a scene where prisoners and guards are clashing, isn’t it?

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Dean Martin – Baby It’s Cold Outside

February’s hit song “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” is a charming 1950s American number sung by Dean Martin.

Alongside special memories of entering school and graduating, his warm vocals and exceptional expressiveness were key to its massive success.

The winter-themed lyrics also resonate with listeners.

The feature also introduces other Western songs themed around this special month of February, whose rich lyrics and melodies capture people’s hearts.

Please take your time and fully enjoy these wonderful February tunes.

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June In January (Remastered)

A versatile artist known as an actor and host, and also famous as a member of the Rat Pack alongside Frank Sinatra, this is one of his especially sultry, mellow numbers.

As the title suggests, it’s a love song themed around June.

It’s the kind of track you’ll want to listen to slowly while sipping a coffee.

And wow, what a handsome guy!

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Dean Martin – Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! (Official Video)

This is Dean Martin’s classic Christmas song that breezily captures the anticipation of snowfall.

Released in November 1959 on the album “A Winter Romance,” the song is said to have been written by Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne in 1945 while imagining a wintry scene on a scorching day in Los Angeles.

The relaxed vocals and swinging arrangement make it perfect for a cozy Christmas party by the fireplace.

Martin re-recorded it in 1966 as well, offering a warmer version with richer choral backing.

It’s a renowned song covered by many artists, including Frank Sinatra, so it might be fun to compare the different versions.

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Dean Martin – Let it Snow!

This song doesn’t contain lyrics specifically related to Christmas, but it’s widely loved as a tune for the holiday season.

Dean Martin is famous in the United States as an actor and host, but he also sang with a variety of jazz musicians.

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Dean Martin – Sway

The action film Operation Fortune, starring Jason Statham.

Many of you were probably curious about the moody song that played in the trailer.

The title of that song is Sway, performed by Dean Martin, the singer also famous as a member of the Rat Pack.

Its lyrics depict the use of skillful romantic techniques.

It feels like a good match with a film featuring highly professional characters.

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That’s Amore (Remastered 1996)

Dean Martin was an actor, singer, and host who was hugely popular in the United States from the 1950s to the 1960s.

He rose to fame as part of the comedy duo with Jerry Lewis, known in Japan as the “Bottomless Duo,” and starred in numerous hit films.

He later gained support as a member of the Rat Pack, which also included Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr.

“That’s Amore” is one of Dean Martin’s signature songs.