Like Patricio Teixeira, Freddy Martin was raised for the most part in an orphanage. In 1947 Freddy and his Orchestra released the English version known as "Come To The Mardi Gras" (Drake - Shirl - Bulhoes - DeOliveira) with vocals by Stuart Wade . The single peaked at number sixteen. Freddy's slogan was "Music in the Martin Manner". Members of his band included Buddy Clark, Helen Ward and Merv Griffin.
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Come To The Mardi Gras (Nao Tenho Lagrimas)
Like Patricio Teixeira, Freddy Martin was raised for the most part in an orphanage. In 1947 Freddy and his Orchestra released the English version known as "Come To The Mardi Gras" (Drake - Shirl - Bulhoes - DeOliveira) with vocals by Stuart Wade . The single peaked at number sixteen. Freddy's slogan was "Music in the Martin Manner". Members of his band included Buddy Clark, Helen Ward and Merv Griffin.
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