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With A Smile And A Song
[ US Release Date:
19 October 1964 ]
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Give A Little Whistle
[from the animated film
Pinocchio]
(Leigh Harline/Ned
Washington) |
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The Children's Marching Song
[Nick Nack Paddy Whack]
(Additional & arrangement by Malcolm Arnold) |
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Getting
to Know You
[from the musical The King & I]
(Oscar
Hammerstein II/Richard Rodgers) |
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Zip-a-dee-doo-dah
[from the movie Song of
the South]
(Ray Gilbert/Allie Wrubel) |
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The Lilac Tree
(George H. Gartlan) |
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High
Hopes
[from the film A Hole in the Head]
(Sammy Cahn/Jimmy
Van Heusen) |
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Do Re Mi
[from the musical The
Sound of Music]
(Oscar Hammerstein
II/Richard Rodgers) |
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Whatever
Will Be, Will Be
[Qué Será, Será] [1964 Remake]
[from the movie The Man Who Knew Too Much]
(Jay Livingston/Raymond B. Evans) |
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The
Inch Worm
(Frank Loesser) |
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Swinging on
a Star
(Johnny Burke/Jimmy Van
Heusen) |
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Sleepy Baby
(Jane Murfin/Paul Francis
Webster/Martin Broones) |
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With
a Smile and a Song
(Larry Morey/Frank
Churchill) |
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Doris abandoned
her more serious guise as a songstress for this fun, family
themed LP. She recorded it with an adorable Children's chorus during
the 7th and 14th July 1964.
The songs that
feature
were
carefully chosen for their obvious universal appeal. Each
one
inspires and
enchants any child at heart (whether young or old).
In 1998, this magical formula
caught the attention of movie-makers at DreamWorks who used Doris's
rendition of Sinatra's hit "High Hopes" in their computer-animated
tale Antz.
Other
standout tracks are the remake of Day's multi-million
seller "Qué Será, Será" as well as her sing-along renditions
of kid's favourite "Zip-a-dee-doo-dah", Bing Crosby's "Swinging On a Star"
and the Rodgers &
Hammerstein tunes "Do Re Mi" and "Getting to Know
You". |
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