Ron Dante - Let Me Bring You Up How Do You Know

Review by Rikki Tiamson

Album Review: Let Me Bring You Up / How Do You Know by Ron Dante Released in 1970, Ron Dante’s Let Me Bring You Up / How Do You Know is a little-known gem that blends Pop and Rock into a smooth Pop Rock cocktail. Backed by RCA Victor and produced by the legendary Jeff Barry, this Turkish release feels like a time capsule of early '70s vibes with just enough quirkiness to make it memorable. Don Kirshner’s touch as recording supervisor adds that extra layer of polish, while Kim and Barry’s songwriting keeps things grounded yet catchy. The standout track here is definitely “Let Me Bring You Up.” It’s one of those tunes that grabs you from the first chord. The melody has this infectious bounce to it—like sunshine bottled up and poured straight into your ears. Dante’s vocals are warm and inviting, hitting all the right notes without overdoing it. There’s something about the way the chorus lifts you; it’s not overly complex, but man, does it stick. You’ll find yourself humming it hours later, maybe even days. That’s the magic of a well-crafted pop song—it doesn’t need bells and whistles to leave an impression. Then there’s “How Do You Know,” which takes a slightly more reflective tone. If the first track is upbeat and playful, this one feels like its thoughtful sibling. The lyrics dig a bit deeper, pondering life and relationships in a way that feels universal yet personal. The guitar work here deserves a shoutout—it’s understated but adds just the right amount of texture. It’s the kind of song that sneaks up on you, growing better with every listen. What makes this album interesting isn’t just the music itself but also its context. Released in Turkey under RCA, it carries a sense of being both familiar and exotic. It’s almost like finding a hidden postcard from another era—a reminder of how interconnected music was becoming globally, even back then. Looking back at Let Me Bring You Up / How Do You Know, it’s hard not to appreciate its charm. Sure, it might not be groundbreaking, but sometimes simplicity hits differently. And honestly? Listening to these tracks now feels like rediscovering an old friend you forgot you had. Who would’ve thought a Turkish release from 1970 could still resonate today? Maybe that’s the real magic of music—it finds ways to surprise us when we least expect it.

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Artist: Ron Dante
Album: Let Me Bring You Up How Do You Know

Turkey

Pop Rock

1970

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Let Me Bring You Up	3:08
How Do You Know	3:14

Video

How do you know / Ron Dante.

Let Me Bring You Up

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Catalog Numbers

70919

Labels

RCA Victor, RCA

Listen online

ouvir online
escuchar en línea
online anhören
ascolta in linea
online luisteren
lytte på nettet
écouter en ligne
lyssna på nätet
kuunnella verkossa

Formats

Vinyl
7"
45 RPM

Companies

Role	Company
Made By	Melodi Records

Credits

Role	Credit
Producer	Jeff Barry
Recording Supervisor	Don Kirshner
Written-By	Kim, Barry

About Ron Dante

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American singer, songwriter, and producer. Born: 22 August 1945 in Staten Island, New York City, New York, USA. Best known as the lead vocalist for the cartoon group, . He also provided lead vocals for the group . He formed in the peak of the 'discomania'.

Real Name

Carmine John Granito

Name Vars

D. Dante
Dante
Danty
R. Dante
R.Dante
Ron Dance
Ron Daute
Ronni Dante
Ronnie (Ron) Dante
Ronnie Dante

Aliases

Bo Cooper
C.G. Rose

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: Ron Dante’s album *Let Me Bring You Up How Do You Know* is a hidden gem from 1970. It blends pop and rock with a smooth Pop Rock style. What makes it unique? It was released in Turkey under RCA Victor. The tracks were crafted by some big names—Jeff Barry produced, Don Kirshner supervised, and Kim and Barry wrote the songs. Two standout tracks, "Let Me Bring You Up" and "How Do You Know," make this album worth checking out. Not your typical release, but that’s what makes it special!

Comments

drhhwei

2025-03-14

Let me fill you're cup up/Let me bring you up up

makanankucingdiantar

2025-03-14

I downloaded this onto my iPod and listen to this every day

destyrahmayanti

2025-03-14

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

iswara1258

2025-03-14

This song never got 1/10th the airplay it should have. Ron Dante at his finest.

lucasdanielseo

2025-03-14

I agree with the poster below. This song should have been a hit but it never got much airplay. What a great song we have here. This is perfect for 1970 when any kind of music could become a hit. Thanks so much for sharing the video with us.

flashfrblog

2025-03-14

this is so underrated...I have always loved this song...I have had the 45 since I was a kid.

soulnirvana

2025-03-14

Ron Dante rocks! this had to be my favorite song of his. i agree with Heatshield, this song never got the airplay it deserved.

shaddimens742317556

2025-03-14

he,s terrific just talked to him today:);)

about 3 hours ago.

htharen

2025-03-13

OMG I have this on VINYL!! This rocks! LOVE this guy! Thanks for the instant memories, lpintop!!!!

radhwanbenmoussa

2025-03-13

I love this album!

edsonfgjunior

2025-03-13

Don Kirshner couldn't stop Ron from doing side projects like this and the Cuff Links, but Ron could not acknowledge he was Archie until after the act folded in 1972.