Come Rain or Come Shine - Dinah Shore, Arlen, Harold
When a Woman Loves a Man - Dinah Shore, Hanighen, Bernie
Who'll Buy My Violets? - Dinah Shore, Goetz, E. Ray
(What Can I Say) After I Say I'm Sorry? - Dinah Shore, Donaldson, Walter
Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man - Dinah Shore, Hammerstein, Oscar
Baby, Don't Be Mad at Me - Dinah Shore, David, Mack
I've Got You Under My Skin - Dinah Shore, Porter, Cole
St. Louis Blues - Dinah Shore, Handy, W.C.
The Egg and I - Dinah Shore, Akst, Harry
When Am I Gonna Kiss You Good Morning? - Dinah Shore, DeLange, Eddie
Do a Little Business on the Side - Dinah Shore, Allen, Bob [1]
(I've Been Do Wrong, for So Long-But) I'm So Right Tonight - Dinah Shore, Bunham
The Stanley Steamer - Dinah Shore, Blane, Ralph
The Lonesome Road - Dinah Shore, Austin, Gene
At the Candlelight Cafe - Dinah Shore, David, Mack
My Curly Headed Baby - Dinah Shore, Clutsam, George
Daddy-O (I'm Gonna Teach You Some Blues) - Dinah Shore, DePaul, Gene
Hooray for Love - Dinah Shore, Arlen, Harold
'S Wonderful - Dinah Shore, Gershwin, George
Better Luck Next Time - Dinah Shore, Berlin, Irving
Younger Than Springtime - Dinah Shore, Hammerstein, Oscar
It's Better to Conceal Than Reveal - Dinah Shore, Robin, Sydney
The Shoe It on the Other Foot Now - Dinah Shore, Brown, G.
I Still Get a Thrill (Thinking of You) - Dinah Shore, Coots, J. Fred
It's Easy to Remember - Dinah Shore, Hart, Lorenz
Tennessee-born Dinah Shore was the first major female vocalist to break from a Big Band and begin a successful solo career, scoring a staggering eighty-six chart hits in the '40s and '50s. Her TV career was just as succ... more »essful, with The Dinah Shore Chevy Show, and Dinah!, the very first daytime talk show. This collection examines the depth and breadth of Shore's ability with standards such as Come Rain or Come Shine, I've Got You Under My Skin, and 'S Wonderful. 25 tracks. 2001 Collectables release.« less
Tennessee-born Dinah Shore was the first major female vocalist to break from a Big Band and begin a successful solo career, scoring a staggering eighty-six chart hits in the '40s and '50s. Her TV career was just as successful, with The Dinah Shore Chevy Show, and Dinah!, the very first daytime talk show. This collection examines the depth and breadth of Shore's ability with standards such as Come Rain or Come Shine, I've Got You Under My Skin, and 'S Wonderful. 25 tracks. 2001 Collectables release.
CD Reviews
Rare treasures from the late 1940's
Peter Durward Harris | Leicester England | 07/29/2002
(5 out of 5 stars)
"These tracks from the late 1940's (Dinah's best and most successful period) were obviously compiled by a Dinah Shore fan. You won't find Buttons and bows here, nor any of her other big hits - if you want these, you can get them all on 16 Greatest hits and 16 Greatest hits Encore!, who's 32 tracks (no duplication) between them include all Dinah's big Columbia hits. No single CD available at the time of this review contains them all.There are several minor hits missing from those two collections. Three of them can be found here - The egg and I, When am I gonna kiss you good morning? and At the candlelight cafe, all of them making their debut on CD here. There are still some minor hits yet to appear on CD, so perhaps Collectables plan another volume some day. If they do, I'll buy it.The songs here are mainly lush ballads of the type Dinah was so good at, with a few more upbeat songs for variety. The compiler was particularly keen to include some duets. Dinah recorded with a lot of different people. Included here are 'S wonderful (with Buddy Clark), Stanley steamer (with the Modernaires), The shoe is on the other foot (with George Morgan, perhaps best known now as the father of singer Lorrie Morgan), It's better to conceal than reveal (a novelty song with Doris Day) and Baby don't be mad at me (with the Four Hits).This is a lovely compilation which shows just what a wonderful singer Dinah was. There were many outstanding ladies making great music in the 1940's, but Dinah was one of the most successful. It's not difficult to understand why."
Track Listings (25) - Disc #1