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There are TWO versions of this title. If you're looking for the songs shown below, go here: amazon.com/gp/product/B000A27QS2WARNING: THIS A LISTING FROM AN ALTERNATE VERSION OF THIS TITLE:Disc: 1 1. Can't Help Falling In Love - Andy Williams 2. The Best Is Yet To Come - Tony Bennett 3. S' Wonderful - Ray Conniff 4. Somethin' Stupid - Frank Sinatra / Nancy Sinatra 5. Look Of Love - The Look of Love - Dusty Springfield 6. Born Free - Matt Monro 7. Alfie - Cilia Black 8. Cast Your Fate To The Wind - Sounds Orchestral 9. Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head - B.J. Thomas 10. Memories Are Made Of This - Dean Martin 11. By The Time I Get To Phoenix - Glen Campbell 12. Anyone Who Had A Heart - Dionne Warwick 13. Wives And Lovers - Jack Jones 14. I Couldn't Live Without Your Love - Petula Clark 15. On The Rebound - Floyd Cramer 16. Que Sera Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) - Doris Day 17. Peaceful - Georgie Fame 18. Where Are You Now (My Love) - Jackie Trent 19. Wonderful! Wonderful! - Johnny Mathis 20. Almost There - Andy Williams Disc: 2 1. Sway - Rosemary Cloony / Pérez Prado 2. Theme From "Come September" - Bobby Darin 3. The More I See You - Chris Montez 4. The "In" Crowd - Dobie Gray 5. Comin' Home Baby - Mel Tormé 6. Casino Royale - The Jet Set 7. Our Day Will Come - Doris Day 8. If You Go Away - Scott Walker 9. Fever - Peggy Lee 10. I Left My Heart In San Francisco - Tony Bennett 11. What A Diff'rence A Day Makes - Dinah Washington 12. Catch A Falling Star - Perry Como 13. Windmills of Your Mind - Noel Harrison 14. What A Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong 15. Guaglione - Pérez Prado 16. 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy) - Harpers Bizarre 17. Windy - The Association 18. Stoned Soul Picnic - The 5th Dimension 19. From Russia With Love - John Barry & His Orchestra 20. MacArthur Park - Richard Harris

This is a good compilation of easy listening and light jazz hits, mostly from the early 60s. The only down side is the inclusion of a few pop songs from the late 60s. They don't fit, but it's easy to omit them because they're at the end of the disc.

good background for retro hat party....

Nice song selections. The first album was very good. This second compilation didn't fail to impress.All songs by original artistes. Just what I like to keep good memories!

Great music for a cocktail party.

Right out of the box, it skips on most songs.

This two CD set offers up terrific classic pop vocal tunes that are perfect to listen to while you just kick back after a long, hard day at work and relax, sipping a glass of your favorite wine! These songs could be music for parties, too. The quality of the sound on these two CDs is excellent and I like the artwork a lot.Tony Bennett does a splendid job with a somewhat jazzy rendition of "The Best Is Yet to Come;" Tony sings this with panache and I'm very impressed. I really like "Something Stupid" by Frank and Nancy Sinatra; father and daughter make "Something Stupid" shine brighter than silver and gold combined--just one listen proves it! Dusty Springfield's "The Look of Love" is equally special; Dusty sings this to perfection--and beyond! Matt Monro sings one of his signature songs entitled "Born Free;" and listen for BJ Thomas' "Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head"--what a number this is! BJ Thomas does this one up right.Dean Martin aces "Memories Are Made for This;" the backup vocalists sound great but Dean didn't really need it--he could always hold his own very well. Glen Campbell's "By the Time I Get to Phoenix" is yet another classic; I love it! "Anyone Who Had a Heart" moves me with its natural beauty; Dionne Warwick sings this wonderfully. "Whatever Will Be Will Be (Que Sera Sera)" never sounded better than when Doris Day sang it; her phrasing makes this ballad bright and memorable at once. "Wonderful! Wonderful!" is another tune that gets its best treatment from the artist here, in this case Johnny Mathis. Johnny sings this passionately. "Almost There" by Andy Williams uses the strings to great advantage; and I always liked Chris Montez. Chris' rendition of "The More I See You" charms me; it's very cool and I think you'll like this if you haven't heard this sung by Chris Montez before.Dobie Gray's "The In Crowd" has a fantastic sound; he sings this faultlessly. The Jet Set performs "Casino Royale" which was the theme of the James Bond spoof movies; and The Jet Set never skips a beat, either! Peggy Lee delivers "Fever" with a romantic flavor that will make it linger in your mind; and of course Tony Bennett's signature song "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" is extremely romantic and a huge highlight of this two CD set. Dinah Washington performs "What a Difference a Day Makes" only she changes it just a tiny bit as she sings it as "What a Difference a Day Made;" I first hear this sung by Dinah and it still sounds best when I hear Dinah do it. Perry Como also does a superb job on "Catch a Falling Star."Listen also for Louis Armstrong to perform "What a Wonderful World;" this song hit it big when it was released and when you hear it you'll know why it was so popular! It still sounds beautiful today. "Guagliano" is wonderful music from Perez Prado; I could never tire of hearing Prado's music. "59th Street Bridge Song (Feeling Groovy)" gets a fine treatment from Harpers Bizarre; and "Windy" by The Association ain't too shabby, either! The Fifth Dimension does "Stoned Soul Picnic" with all their might; and it remains one of their more successful tunes. The two CD set ends with "MacArthur Park" by Richard Harris. Harris sings this with a great deal of sensitivity and I am very moved by his excellent interpretation of this ballad.This two CD set has so much terrific music; I highly recommend this for any fan of classic pop vocals. These songs are timeless classics and they are performed by some of the most successful vocalists or groups ever; and that's grand.

Following the success of Music to watch girls by, this volume contains further classic easy-listening music from the fifties and sixties. This type of music has a significant fan base in Britain as the more recent series of compilations (Memories are made of this) proves.This collection features two songs each by Andy Williams (Can't help falling in love, Almost there), Tony Bennett (The best is yet to come, I left my heart in San Francisco) and Doris Day (Whatever will be will be, Our day will come). Perez Prado also features on two tracks - one with Rosemary Clooney (Sway) and one solo (Guaglione).There are other famous classics here including Something stupid (Frank amd Nancy Sinatra), Born free (Matt Monro), Raindrops keep falling on my head (B J Thomas), Memories are made of this (Dean Martin), By the time I get to Phoenix (Glen Campbell), I couldn't live without your love (Petula Clark), Where are you now my love (Jackie Trent), The more I see you (Chris Montez), Fever (Peggy Lee), What a difference a day makes (Dinah Washington), Catch a falling star (Perry Como), Windmills of your mind (Noel Harrison), What a wonderful world (Louis Armstrong) and MacArthur Park (Richard Harris) - and that's just a few of them.This is a magnificent compilation of easy listening music from the fifties and sixties. With 40 tracks, there is plenty to enjoy.

This a great example of easy-listening material ideal as pleasant background music if entertaining or simply having a romantic-mealperhaps.The 2-Disc Compilation full of much loved classics down the years such as 'Something Stupid' - Frank and Nancy Sinatra......'BornFree' - Matt Monro......'Cast Your Fate To The Wind' - Sounds Orchestral......'Anyone Who Had A Heart' - Dionne Warwick......'AlmostThere' - Andy Williams .....Just some of the classic tracks to be found upon disc one....and on disc two....'More I See You' - ChrisMontez......'If You Go Away' - 'Scott Walker'......'Catch A Falling Star' - Perry Como......'Windmills Of Your Mind' - Noel Harrison.....and......'MacArthur Park' - Richard Harris......just some of the easy listening delights to be found upon disc two.....I have simply highlighteda few tracks from each of the two discs to act as an example.(The album includes two tracks that i had wanted among my collection, in fact the last two i have in fact highlighted above)Because the listings shown on Amazon are in-complete .....Disc One -01. Can't Help Falling In Love - Andy Williams02. Best Is Yet To Come, The - Tony Bennett03. S'Wonderful - Ray Conniff04. Something Stupid - Frank and Nancy Sinatra05. Look Of Love, The - Dusty Springfield06. Born Free - Matt Monro07. Alfie - Cilla Black08. Cast Your Fate To The Wind - Sounds Orchestral09. Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head - B.J. Thomas10. Memories Are Made Of This - Dean Martin11. By The Time I Get To Phoenix - Glen Campbell12. Anyone Who Had A Heart - Dionne Warwick13. Wives & Lovers - Jack Jones14. I Couldn't Live Without Your Love - Petula Clark15. On The Rebound - Floyd Cramer16. Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera, Sera) - Doris Day17. Peaceful - Georgie Fame18. Where Are You Now (My Love) - Jackie Trent19. Wonderful! Wonderful! - Johnny Mathis20. Almost There - Andy WilliamsDis Two -01. Sway - Perez Prado02. Theme From Come September - Bobby Darin & His Orchestra03. More I See You, The - Chris Montez04. In Crowd, The - Dobie Gray05. Comin' Home Baby - Mel Torme06. Casino Royale - Jet Set (The)07. Our Day Will Come - Doris Day08. If You Go Away - Scott Walker09. Fever - Peggy Lee10. I Left My Heart In San Francisco - Tony Bennett11. What A Difference A Day Makes - Dinah Washington12. Catch A Falling Star - Perry Como13. Windmills Of Your Mind - Noel Harrison14. What A Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong15. Guagliano - Perez Prado16. 59th Street Bridge Song (Feeling Groovy) - Harper's Bizarre17. Windy - Association (The)18. Stoned Soul Picnic - Fifth Dimension (The)19. From Russia With Love - John Barry & His Orchestra20. Macarthur Park - Richard Harris

I ordered this for Kelly, a long time friend, he was after one track, and says he's got quite a few new favourites from it. Incidentally,it was Noel Harrison's -Windmills Of Your Mind that he was originally after. It was a Billy bargain anyway ,being a double cd.

Excellent car music

A time when music was music not only singing the words can understand why this an excellent CD created on my lists always a lot of these songs.

I bought this collection of the Golden Oldies so I could cherry pick my favourite tracks to load onto a flash drive for playing in my car, not having an auto changer in my car and only a laptop stuck on the centre console by the makers it is the modern way of doing things, none of those useless old fashion CD disc players you hear so much about. It offers good value with a wide range of original artist performances with a good quality sound reproduction.