Dean Martin’s rendition of Baby, It’s Cold Outside 1959 remains a hallmark of playful duets, blending his iconic charm with the bright voice of Marilyn Maxwell. Originally written by Frank Loesser in 1944 for private performances, the song gained widespread fame after its inclusion in the 1949 film Neptune’s Daughter, where it won an Academy Award for Best Original Song. Martin’s recording, featured on his 1959 album A Winter Romance, transformed it into a seasonal favorite, adding his signature

Baby Its Cold Outside Don Bowman & Skeeter Davis (1967) New Lyrics: Don Bowman I really can't stay...But baby it's cold outside I gotta go away... I ain't puttin' ya on it is flat chilly The evening has been...It certainly has, So very nice... Could we take a vote on that My mother will start to worry...She ain't got nothin' to worry about My father will be pacin' the floor...Well he's about half squirrelly anyway So really I'd better hurry...Can I help you can I help you Well maybe just a half