Tony Conigliaro - Playing The Field
Review by БЕЛА ТУКАДРУЗ
Playing The Field is an album that showcases the musical talent of Tony Conigliaro. The album is a collection of songs that are inspired by his experiences as a professional baseball player. The songs are a mix of rock, blues, and country, and they are all well-crafted and well-performed.
Tony's voice is strong and confident, and his guitar playing is excellent. The album features a number of standout tracks, including "The Ballad of the Green Monster," "Sliding Home," and "Take Me Out to the Ballgame." The lyrics are clever and witty, and they capture the spirit of the game of baseball.
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Download
Filename: tony-conigliaro-playing-the-field.zip- MP3 size: 13.2 mb
- FLAC size: 68.6 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Why Don't They Understand | 2:10 | |
| Playing The Field | 2:27 |
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Tony Conigliaro - Playing The Field
Tony Conigliaro Why Dont They Understand (RCA) 1965
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Catalog Numbers
47-8523Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- 45 RPM
- Reissue
- Promo
Notes
- Label has black print on white background, black star on "Plug Side".
- 1965 RCA reissue of the sold-out 1964 regional Penn Tone Records release for the handsome Red Sox rookie phenom baseball player. This is the RCA Victor official release of the single (it appears that RCA promo copies and Penn Tone copies are easier to find than an RCA non-promo).
About Tony Conigliaro
American baseball player and Pop singer.
Born: January 7, 1945 in Revere, Massachusetts
Died: February 24, 1990 in Salem, Massachusetts
He play for the Boston Red Sox from 1964 till 1970, but his promising career
(He holds the MLB record for most home runs hit by a teenage player)
was derailed when he suffered a severe eye injury after being hit in the face by a pitch in 1967.
Already in 1964, his rookie year, Conigliaro was a well-known Boston nightclub frequenter
and regularly performed as a singer. Word of his talent reached the producer ,
who made him record two 45s, released on the specifically created .
Following a good sales success, he got a contract with , for which he recorded 3 singles
without getting the success hoped for by the label, which terminated the contract in 1966.
Real Name
- Anthony Richard Conigliaro
Summary by БЕЛА ТУКАДРУЗ
Comments
2023-04-12
Didn't he do little red scooter that goes beap beap
2023-04-11
Good that he had a solid day job. Lmao
2023-04-11
Tony sang as good as he hit!
2023-04-10
I had a crush on Tony Conigliaro when I was a young teen, about 13 years old! Dad would be watching the Red Sox games, and sometimes I was there. Then seeing Tony up there,( cause I've seen photos of him from baseball cards I'd collect), I liked what I seen. He was a young guy of only 25 yrs. old, and so nice looking. I think i read once he dated Raquel Welch. Those were the days! I also liked Rico Petrocelli, back in the days! Good old days!
2023-04-09
Beautiful, Tony C. had a real nice singing voice. Thank You.
2023-04-09
After he got hit in the eye with the baseball he started singing
2023-04-09
I was a young rabid Red Sox fan in the 60’s. This takes me back when all was well with the world. Tony C, alive and young, with the world ahead of him. Like all young Bosox girl fans, I was in love with the tall, dark right fielder.
Rest in peace, Tony. We still love you.
Rest in peace, Tony. We still love you.
2023-04-09
1965...
2023-04-09
He did. Thank you for posting. He was a local sportscaster here in San Francisco in the 70s. Such a great talent and a tragic story.
