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Crooning is epitomised by jazz vocalists like Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra, although Sinatra once said that he did not consider himself or Crosby to be \"crooners\".[2] Other performers, such as Russ Columbo, also rejected the term.[3]
Due to the country songs popularized by Bing Crosby, the crooning style of singing became an enduring part of country music.[8] Crosby achieved a million seller with his 1940 rendition of the song \"San Antonio Rose\", originally recorded by Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys. In 1942, Perry Como had a smash hit with \"Deep in the Heart of Texas\"; Crosby, who had an enormous influence on Como, covered this song and took it to the number 3 position in the US chart that same year. Eddy Arnold, Jim Reeves and Ray Price are especially well known for their country crooner standards.[9][10][11]
Dean Martin is associated with the country music he recorded in the period when he was working for Reprise Records, whilst his fellow Italian-American crooner Como recorded several albums with country producer Chet Atkins in Nashville. Regular, non-country crooners also scored hits with pop versions of country songs: Tony Bennett had a Billboard number 1 hit in 1951 with his rendition of Hank Williams' \"Cold, Cold Heart\"; Como had a number 1 hit in 1953 with his version of \"Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes\", a chart-topping country hit for its author Slim Willet and a number 4 country hit for Ray Price; Guy Mitchell scored a number 1 in 1959 with \"Heartaches by the Number\", a country hit for Ray Price; and Britain's Engelbert Humperdinck achieved a 1967 UK number 1 hit with \"Release Me\", another song already made famous by Price in 1954. In 1970, Price had a number 1 US country hit and a number 11 Hot 100 hit with the song \"For the Good Times\", written by Kris Kristofferson; subsequently, Como's rendition reached number 7 in 1973 on the UK Singles Chart.
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Entre los crooners clásicos se pueden destacar, además de los mencionados anteriormente, a Al Bowlly, Nat King Cole, Andy Williams, Paul Anka, Sammy Davis Jr., Neil Sedaka, Bobby Darin o Del Shannon. Pese a ser llamado como el rey del rock and roll, el cantante Elvis Presley, con su amplia variedad de estilos interpretados a lo largo de su carrera, que incluyen blues, baladas, gospel y canzonettas italianas, entre otros, podría seguir considerándose un crooner. También podemos mencionar crooners en lengua española como Sandro o Raphael. En la actualidad se puede considerar crooners a cantantes como Sam Smith, Nick Cave, Alex Turner, Robbie Williams, Rod Stewart, Harry Connick, Jr., David Bowie, Jens Lekman, Jean Sablon, Roger Cicero, Jamie Cullum, Michael Bublé.
Otros artistas de pop, como Scott Walker, Serge Gainsbourg o Lee Hazlewood, han sido influidos por los crooners clásicos. Algunos cantantes del mundo del rock que han sido considerados crooners son Leonard Cohen y, algo más tarde, Tom Waits y Nick Cave. Todos estos artistas unieron la idea de crooner a un concepto artístico mucho más iconoclasta y rompedor.
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I've been practising some Frank Sinatra and Michael Buble songs, and I was hoping to get some advices on how to sing like a crooner. It's difficult to keep this \"crooner\" color in all phrases and sometimes my voice goes too much to chest resonance and then too little. 59ce067264