Daddy Don't You Walk So Fast is one of the most emotional and successful songs in Wayne Newton's recording career. Released in 1972, the song marked a rare moment when "Mr. Las Vegas" (Newton's nickname) achieved massive success on national Pop charts after years of primarily being known as a Las Vegas headliner. The song tells the story of a father who is about to leave his family after falling out of love with his wife, only to be stopped by the innocent plea of his young daughter: "Daddy, don

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In the 1960s, Wayne Newton became one of the most beloved entertainers in America. With his unique, high-pitched voice and captivating performance style, he brought a fresh sound to pop music. Although it was a cover of an older song, Wayne Newton's version of "Red Roses for a Blue Lady" became one of his biggest hits. The song was written by the talented songwriting duo Sid Tepper and Roy C. Bennett. "Red Roses for a Blue Lady" was originally written in 1948. Wayne Newton's version was released

Wayne Newton started singing in Vegas as a teenager sixty years ago. Now he’s crooning at an intimate show at Caesar’s Palace. NBC's Joe Fryer sat down with Newton to talk about life, his career and his love of Las Vegas. For more of their conversation click here: | NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas