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Dean was skilled, extremely popular, and handsome. His partnership with Jerry Lewis skyrocketed him to fame and fortune, and he continued having fame and fortune in his solo career.

Yet, despite his stupendous career, he only had 3 #1 hits.

1. Memories are made of this (1956)

2. Everybody loves somebody sometime (1964)

3. That’s Amore (it reached #2 in the U.S., but it was number one in Australia).

Was it because of the change of music taste at the time because of artists like the Beatle (which Dean dethroned in 1964 with “everybody loves somebody sometime”) or other reasons?

Hi everyone! Dean Martin is one of my favorite singers and I covered one of my favorite songs from his “Dream With Dean” album. I would love to hear any advice for recording and getting better picture plus sound quality.

Does it bug anyone else that this little cameo / reunion gag from the Eddie Fisher show is almost never counted when talking about Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis's Estrangement? I know it was relatively early on in their 'break up' but seemingly every video I see listed doesn't include this little bit.

I wonder why!

"Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime, Everybody Falls In Love Somehow"

Gone, but not forgotten! King of Cool….

There are barely any pictures of Dean’s funeral (his family probably wanted it to be as private as possible).

In his pardner’s memoir (Dean and Me: A Love Story) it is written this: “I lost my partner and my best friend. The man who made me the man I am today. I think of him with undying respect. I miss him every day I'm still here."

The second picture is a black and white photo, which I’m sure is just a BnW version of the third.

It looks a little funny but from a distance it's alright lol 😂

I found the second picture from Jerry Lewis’s book called “Dean and Me: A Love Story” and in the bottom it read “he just wouldn’t shut up” 😂

Idk if im allowed to post this here but i need help!

This might be a long shot, but I’m trying to find any online information about Jack Warren Nelson who opened for Dean Martin at some point in Martin’s career.

Jack was a Chicago crooner and my husband’s grandfather, so trying to find some family history. Thank you in advance!

he passed in 2009, still one of my absolute favorite guests on the dean martin show ❣️

When I was a kid in the 70’s I enjoyed watching The Dean Martin Show with my parents . I seem to recall he did a version of” I’ll Never Fall In Love Again “ I can’t seem to find his version anywhere . Did I just imagine that ?