Young Man With A Horn (Album)
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US Release Date: 13 March 1950
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- I May Be Wrong [But I Think You're Wonderful]
(Doris Day with Harry James and his Orchestra)
(Henry Sullivan/Harry Ruskin) - The Man I Love
(Harry James and the Rhythm Section)
(George & Ira Gershwin) - The Very Thought Of You
(Doris Day with Harry James and his Orchestra)
(Ray Noble) - Melancholy Rhapsody
(Harry James and his Orchestra)
(Ray Heindorf/Sammy Cahn) - Get Happy
(Harry James and his Orchestra)
(Ted Koehler/Harold Arlen) - Too Marvelous For Words
(Doris Day with Harry James and his Orchestra)
(Richard Whiting/Johnny Mercer) - Limehouse Blues
(Harry James and the Rhythm Section)
(Phillip Braham/Douglas Furber) - With A Song In My Heart
(Doris Day with Harry James and his Orchestra)
(Richard Rodgers/Lorenz Hart)
The pairing of singer Doris Day with trumpeter Harry James is an absolute joy. The recording sessions which involved Doris ran over a two day period from the 25-27 January 1950. The enchanting album that resulted from this union was deservingly catapulted to the #1 spot on the American Billboard chart. On 9 August 1954, Columbia repackaged this release for the 12″ LP format with four bonus tracks (“Pretty Baby”, “I Only Have Eyes For You” plus two further recordings featuring Harry James: “Would I Love You” and “Lullaby Of Broadway”). In 1999, Columbia (USA) issued a CD of the 1954 edition inclusive of original LP artwork, in depth liner notes and many movie photos.
Conductor: Harry James
Label: Columbia Records (USA)
Format(s): 10″ Mono LP (#CL-6106) / 12″ Mono LP (#CL-582)
Highest Chart Position: US#1
