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Cuttin' Capers
[ US Release Date:
9 March 1959 ]
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Cuttin' Capers
(Joe
Lubin/Adam Ross) |
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Steppin' Out with My Baby
(Irving Berlin) |
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Makin' Whoopee!
[1959 remake]
(Gus Kahn/Walter
Donaldson) |
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The
Lady's in Love with You
(Frank Loesser/Burton Lane) |
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Why Don't We Do this More Often
(Charles Newman/Allie Wrubel) |
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Let's Take
a Walk Around the Block
(Ira Gershwin/E. Y. Harburg/Harold Arlen) |
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I'm Sitting on Top of the World
(Sam Lewis/Joe Young/Ray Henderson) |
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Get Out and Get Under the Moon
(Charles Tobias/William Jerome/Larry Shay) |
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Fit
as a Fiddle (And Ready for Love)
(Arthur Freed/Al Hoffman/Al Goodhart) |
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Me Too
(Ho-Ho!
Ha-Ha!)
(Harry Woods/Charles Tobias/Al Sherman) |
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I Feel Like
a Feather in the Breeze
(Mack Gordon/Harry Revel) |
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Let's Fly Away
(Cole Porter) |
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10 Nov - 29 Nov (5
days) 1958. I enjoy being a girl was recorded during
these sessions fan favourite. Plus same year as
Everybody loves a lover. summertime plus other film
related singles. Walter Donaldson's You're driving
me crazy (what did i do?) remained unreleased from
these sessions until the mid 1970s. he wrote makin'
whoppee!
There
are times when the "swing" style of this album
tricks you into thinking that you are listening to a Frank Sinatra or Dean Martin
album. What you get instead are
some very slick, effortless performances from one Ms. Doris
Day.
It is obvious that
Doris's big-band background stands her in good stead
as she just glides with ease through the chosen material.
Frank DeVol's
arrangements also give the overall project that extra kick! |
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