Talk:Mel Tormé

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No mention in Mel's bio of his infamous "Night Court" appearances?

Trivia: Mel Torme is the guy that Val Kilmer in the hilarious comedy Top Secret! pretends to be when some fans of him ask to sing one of his songs..

Yeah, no mention of him in the 1950s film "Girls Town" either.

There has been some vandalism of the page. I don't know enough about his career to correct everything ; will someone with more of a knowledge of his career correct the remaining errors? I doubt, for one thing, that Harry James would have recorded a song called "Lament To Fuck" in the 1940s on a commercially available recording.