About Vic Dana
Vic Dana (b. 1942, New York) is an American singer in the traditional pop style. Originally discovered as a dancer (still in his pre-teens) by Sammy Davis, Jr., Dana also trained as a vocalist and signed with the Dolton label. In the mid-1960s he enjoyed a modest string of success with light pop singles including "More" and "Shangri-La." His biggest, however, was the song "Red Roses for a Blue Lady" which became a Billboard Top 10 hit in 1965.
Top Tracks
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Red Roses For A Blue Lady
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Shangri-La
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I Will
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More
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Crystal Chandelier
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Love Is All We Need
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Garden In The Rain
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A Million And One
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Moonlight And Roses
10
Bring A Little Sunshine - To My Heart
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