janis orenstein sang there's always tomorrow on rudolph.
janis orenstein sang there's always tomorrow on rudolph.
who sings there's always tomorrow on rudolph?
janis orenstein
bullet::::- the brand-new song "fame and fortune", which replaced "we're a couple of misfits" in airings of the television special from 1965 through until the special was restored in 1998, does not appear on the soundtrack album.









































section::::voices and personnel.









































bullet::::- burl ives – voice of sam the snowman ("a holly jolly christmas," "silver and gold," "rudolph the red-nosed reindeer")









































bullet::::- stan francis – voice of santa claus ("jingle, jingle, jingle")









































bullet::::- janis orenstein – voice of clarice ("there's always tomorrow")









































bullet::::- billie mae richards – voice of rudolph ("we're a couple of misfits")
rudolph the red-nosed reindeer (soundtrack)
bullet::::- "there’s always tomorrow", 1974 autobiography by english actress anna neagle









































section::::music.









































bullet::::- "there's always tomorrow" (hachidai nakamura and yukio aoshima song), performed in 1963 by kyu sakamoto









































bullet::::- "there's always tomorrow", by johnny marks, part of score for 1964 tv special "rudolph the red-nosed reindeer" (soundtrack)









































bullet::::- "there's always tomorrow", on paul revere & the raiders' 1966 "midnight ride" (album)









































bullet::::- "there's always tomorrow", on red red meat's 1995 album, "bunny gets paid"









































bullet::::- "there's always tomorrow", from george stiles and anthony drewe's score for 1996 musical ""
there's always tomorrow