In September" in the Philippines, and "How To Murder Your Wife" in Japan. In 1965, United Artists released Clifford's debut album, For The Love Of Mike, which was reviewed and a spotlight pick in the February 13, 1965 issue of Billboard. Clifford appeared in the films Village of the Giants in 1965, and also sang the love theme of the film, The Glass Sphinx in 1967, the title song to Dagmar's Hot Pants, "You Say Love" in 1971, The love theme for the film Necromancy , "The Morning After" in 1972, and for The Lord Of The Rings in 1978. In the 1978 film Sextette, Clifford sang "Love Will Keep Us Together", with Mae West, while actor Timothy Dalton lip synched the words. Tours Clifford toured over one hundred cities during 1964 and 1965, with the Dick Clark Caravan of Stars and perform in Canada, France, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and Mexico. He did commercials for Black Cow and Slowpoke suckers, Ortho Mattress and MJB coffee. American International Pictures purchased cartoon films from Japan and had the dialogue and songs translated into English. Clifford recorded the Guy Hemric-produced song "Rose Color Sky" and another song for the soundtracks. They were released to movie theaters and television. In 1967, Clifford opened a two-week engagement at the Ye Little Club in Beverly Hills, California. One of the celebrities who came to his opening night was Judy Garland. Clifford sang "My Best Girl" from Mame to her, after which she insisted on throwing him an opening night party. The 1970s also saw Clifford play the dual role of Teen Angel and Johnny Casino in the first national tour of the Broadway musical, Grease, that also starred John Travolta. In 1975, he appeared with the operatic tenor Jan Peerce in the Broadway production of Fiddler On the Roof as Motel, the timid tailor. In 1976, he traveled to Paris, France, to co-star with Line Renaud in a new two-hour extravaganza entitled Paris Line at the Casino de Paris. A cast album was also recorded in Paris of the show where Clifford was featured on several solos. He also appeared and sang on American Bandstand and also Where the Action Is (ABC-TV). He was a favorite on Baltimore's Buddy Deane Show (1962). Songs Clifford recorded the songs "Pretty Little Girl in the Yellow Dress" from the Universal Pictures The Last Sunset in 1961, "Look in Any