Favourite Waltzes

01-23-2002, 12:01 AM

Chris UK

Favourite Waltzes

Unchained Melody was originally by the Righteous Brothers. (I think.)

Certainly they did it in Ghost, but I am almost certain that it was a hit for them many years before as well.

Chris

05-22-2002, 10:42 PM

DJ Kaze

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I have a couple getting married. They want to do a waltz. Can someone suggest a reasonable, romantic modern radio song from a popular artist but with a strong beat (beginner waltz) and a tempo no slower than 3o mpm. it should be avialble in a regular music store. thanks

I know my reply won't help DanceMax but i would like to recommend two really nice waltz (non-strict tempo though) that are ideal for weddings/engagements. They are :
1) Special Day by Dave Sheriff
2) Love You Every Second by Charlie Landsborough

Both are very nice waltzes and if you're into country music, that's even better (cos both are very 'country sounding')

Some of the waltzes that are nice and popular in my club is:

1) My Cup Runneth Over by Maz Bygraves (from Casa Musica Vol 18 - The Best Part 9)

2) Under The Bridge Of Paris by Dean Martin (from Superior Dancing Vol. 3)

3) The Wonderful World Of The Young by Andy Williams

4) Theme from 'Papillon' by Ross Mitchell (from compilation Dance Fever)

Hope the above info benefits you all...

Regards,
•Kaze•

12-28-2006, 02:12 AM

Danni Evans

Hmm...there's that one from Shrek, I don't know who redid it but it sounds kind of Celtic and it's gorgeous...
LeAnn Rimes also does You Light Up My Life.
Does anyone know a good version of Open Arms for a slow waltz? The original is a bit fast and the tempo fluctuates. What about Once Upon a December, from Anastasia? I can't find a good version of that either.