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Day By Night
[ US Release Date:
11 November 1957 ]
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I See Your Face Before Me
(Howard
Dietz/Arthur Schwartz) |
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Close Your Eyes
(Bernice
Petkere) |
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The Night We Called it A Day
(Tom
Adair/Matt Dennis) |
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Dream A Little Dream of Me
(Gus
Kahn/Wilbur Schwandt/Fabian Andre) |
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Under A Blanket of Blue
(Marty Symes/Al
J. Neilburg/Jerry Livingston) |
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You Do Something to Me
(Cole Porter) |
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Stars Fell on Alabama
(Mitchell
Parish/Frank Perkins) |
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Moon Song
(Sam Coslow/Arthur
Johnston) |
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Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams
[And Dream Your Troubles
Away]
(Ted Koehler/Billy Moll/Harry Barris) |
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Soft As the Starlight
(Mitchell
Parish/Frank Perkins) |
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Moonglow
(Will
Hudson/Eddie deLange/Irving Mills) |
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The
Lamp is Low
(Mitchell
Parish/Peter deRose/Bert Shefter) |
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August 23, 27 * 30 1957 a couple
months recording P Game. In the autumn of 1957, Doris returned
to the studio ready to recreate the magic experienced during the
Day by Day recording sessions. Weston remained faithful to the
winning formula of his previous release by again using understated
arrangements, which let listeners feel the sheer intensity and
sincerity of Doris’s vocals. This is shown to great effect on “Dream
a Little Dream of Me” (a later pop hit for Mama Cass in the 1960s)
and “You Do Something to Me”.
When released the album failed to
impact on the American charts but like its predecessor received warm
approval from Doris’s peers, fans and critics.
A stereo version of the
album wasn't issued until 1959. |
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