Dean Martin Love Songs For Weddings – Top 10 List

Dean Martin is an American (Ohio) actor and singer/musician, film producer, and comedian. Dean was a member of the Rat Pack who frequented Las Vegas in their heyday.

Dean is not only remembered as a Rat Pack member but also as part of a singing/comedic routine with Jerry Lewis.

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Dean Martin released his first studio album in 1953 titled Dean Martin Sings. Dean’s last studio album was released in 1983 titled The Nashville Sessions. Just what songs were Dean’s biggest hits on the charts? “Everybody Loves Somebody” went to number 1, “Return to Me” reached number 4, “Memories Are Made of This” topped number 1, and “That’s Amore” only made it to number 2.

Dean Martin’s songs not only are great songs for older generations. People who appreciate the crooning era of today like Michael Buble and Tommy Ward can thank greats like Dean Martin for crafting their style.

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Dean Martin Love Songs List

#1 That’s Amore
Released in 1953 on the album Dean Martin Sings

Most Meaningful Lyrics:

When you walk in a dream but you know you’re not dreaming signore
Scusami, but you see, back in old Napoli
That’s amore

#2 I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm
Released in 1959 on the album A Winter Romance

Most Meaningful Lyrics:

So I will weather the storm
What do I care how much it may storm
I’ve got my love to keep me warm

#3 Memories Are Made Of This
Released in 1956.

Most Meaningful Lyrics:

Fold in lightly with a dream
Your lips and mine, two sips of wine
Memories are made of this

#4 Kiss
The song was written by Lionel Newman and Haven Gillespie. Released in 1951-1952.

Most Meaningful Lyrics:

Kiss, kiss me say you miss
miss me kiss me love with heavenly affection

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#5 Ain’t That A Kick In The Head
Released in 1960 first by Dean Martin

Most Meaningful Lyrics:

She’s telling me we’ll be wed
She’s picked out a king-size bed
I couldn’t feel any better or I’d be sick

#6 Pretty As A Picture
The song was written by Johnny Anz.

Most Meaningful Lyrics:

And I’ll always keep your picture
Locked in a room in my heart
You’re as pretty as a picture

#7 I Wish You Love
The song was first released in French as Que reste-t-il de nos amours in 1943.

Most Meaningful Lyrics:

To give your heart a song to sing
And then a kiss, but more than this
I wish you love

#8 You’re Nobody ’til Somebody Loves You
Released in 1965 but was first published in 1944.

Most Meaningful Lyrics:

You’re nobody ’till somebody loves you
So find yourself somebody to love

#9 Dream a Little Dream of Me
The song was first written and released in 1931. However, Dean’s version was released in 1950.

Most Meaningful Lyrics:

Sweet dreams til sunbeams find you
Sweet dreams that leave our worries behind
But in your dreams whatever they be
Dream a little dream of me

#10 Everybody Loves Somebody
Released in 1964 on the album Everybody Loves Somebody The Hit Version

Most Meaningful Lyrics:

Everybody loves somebody sometime
Everybody falls in love somehow
Something in your kiss just told me
That sometime is now

Dean Martin’s Highest-Ranking Singles

  • #1 Memories Are Made of This, 1955
  • #1 Everybody Loves Somebody, 1964
  • #2 That’s Amore, 1953
  • #4 Return to Me, 1958
  • #6 The Door Is Still Open to My Heart, 1964
  • #7 Baby, It’s Cold Outside (with Martina McBride), 2006
  • #10 Powder Your Face with Sunshine (Smile, Smile, Smile), 1949
  • #10 I Will, 1965
  • #11 I’ll Always Love You, 1950
  • #12 You Belong to Me, 1952
  • #12 Volare, 1958
  • #14 If, 1951
  • #15 Sway, 1954

Do you have a favorite Dean Marin song? Please share your song below in the comments.

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