Nino Tempo
Antonino LoTempio, known professionally as Nino Tempo, and born on
6 January 1935 in Niagara Falls, New York, was an American musician, singer, and
actor. He learned clarinet as a child and played tenor saxophone through high
school, appearing with Benny Goodman on television at age seven and then in
films such as The Red Pony (1949) and The Glenn Miller Story (1954). Tempo
launched his solo music career with the album Nino Tempo's Rock 'N Roll Beach
Party (1957) on Liberty Records. His collaboration with his sister April Stevens
produced the 1963 Number 1 hit "Deep Purple", whic...
Deep PurpleNino Tempo & April Stevens, April Stevens and Nino Tempo
Deep Purple
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Deep PurpleNino Tempo & April Stevens, April Stevens and Nino Tempo
The Best of Nino Tempo & April Stevens
WhisperingNino Tempo and April Stevens
Nino and April Sing the Great Songs
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St. Louis BluesNino Tempo
Nino and April Sing the Great Songs
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Deep PurpleDavid Hamilton and Nino Tempo
Live At Cicada
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I Can't Give You Anything But LoveNino Tempo
Nino and April Sing the Great Songs
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