Mickey Mantle Teresa Brewer I Love Mickey Record

This is "I Love Mickey" 45 RPM record which was recorded in the 1956 by Mickey Mantle and Teresa Brewer. Teresa Brewer Sings The Lyrics, and Mickey Mantle Talks Back to her, on the record. She would sing I Love Mickey, and he would reply Mickey Who? (she) You know the Fella with the celebrated swing....The Song came into being when one day Teresa Brewer was at a Yankee game watching Mickey in action. While leaving the Ball park Teresa commented to her friend "That Mantle is terrific! Someone should write a song about him" Teresa started singing her friend chimed in and they had a few bars written. They presented the song to Mickey, and Mantle said "Great", and recorded the song with Teresa. Below is a Song Sheet (center) I'm not sure if they ever had a pictured record sleeve for the 45. Teresa Released an Album "miss Music" which featured the song "I Love Mickey" (right picture) In 1956 the song was also featured in Rock & Roll Songs Magazine.

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Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris New York Yankees -M&M Boys- Framed Lithograph

Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris New York Yankees -M&M Boys- Framed Lithograph

"It’s a beautiful day in the Bronx as a huge crowd takes in the June 30, 1960 matinee, between the Bronx Bombers and the Kansas City A's. The Bombers would live up their name this day as they would belt five round trippers while cruising to a 10-3 victory. Watching the action intently from the on-deck circle, in his first season in New York is Roger Maris. One inning earlier, he belted his 25th dinger of the season. Now it was the Mick’s turn to go deep, as he rockets this pitch from Bob Trowbridge into the right field seats. It was the Commerce Comet's 18th round tripper. Mantle and Maris would stage an epic home run derby during the 1960 season, with the Mick’s league leading 40 homers edging Maris by one. Item Measures 22.25'' x 16.5'' "