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Song · 1966 · Traditional pop

Strangers in the Night

1966

★ 6.3 editorial score

Bert Kaempfert's film melody, an Ernie Freeman arrangement, Sinatra's first number one in eleven years, and he reportedly hated it.

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Strangers in the Night

Genre

Traditional pop Pop

Subject

New love Loneliness

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