Dream Along With Me (I'm on My Way to a Star) [Theme] - Perry Como, Sigman, Carl
Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive - Perry Como, Arlen, Harold
It Could Happen to You - Perry Como, Burke, Johnny [Lyri
Love Letters - Perry Como, Heyman, Edward
We Get Letters & Dear Perry (Theme)
Almost Like Being in Love - Perry Como, Lerner, Alan Jay
Little Man You've Had a Busy Day - Perry Como, Hoffman, A.
(The) Gypsy in My Soul - Perry Como, Boland, Clay [1]
Whiffenpoof Song - Perry Como, Galloway
Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea - Perry Como, Arlen, Harold
Red Sails in the Sunset - Perry Como, Kennedy, Jimmy
Birth of the Blues - Perry Como, Brown, Lew
When I Fall in Love - Perry Como, Heyman, Edward
Come Rain or Come Shine - Perry Como, Arlen, Harold
Dear Perry (Theme)
You Made Me Love You - Perry Como, McCarthy, Joseph [2
I May Be Wrong - Perry Como, McCarthy, Joseph [2
Like Someone in Love - Perry Como, Burke, Johnny [Lyri
Vaya Con Dios (May God Be with You) - Perry Como, James, Inez
It Had to Be You - Perry Como, Jones, Isham
Twilight on the Trail - Perry Como, Alter, Louis
You Are Never Far Away from Me [Theme] - Perry Como, Allen, Robert [Song
Route 66 [*] - Perry Como, Troup, Bobby
Dear Hearts and Gentle People [*] - Perry Como, Fain, Sammy
Mood Indigo [*] - Perry Como, Bigard, Barney
The Donkey Serenade [*] - Perry Como, Forrest, George
You Came a Long Way from St. Louis [*] - Perry Como, Brooks, John Benson
Begin the Beguine [*] - Perry Como, Porter, Cole
Track Listings (12) - Disc #2
He's Got the Whole World in His Hands - Perry Como, Traditional
Whither Thou Goest - Perry Como, Singer, Guy
No Well on Earth - Perry Como, Hilliard, Bob
Only One - Perry Como, Ackers, Andrew
Scarlet Ribbons - Perry Como, Danzig, Evelyn
I May Never Pass This Way Again - Perry Como, Melsher, Irving
A Still Small Voice - Perry Como, Stillman, Al
In the Garden - Perry Como, Miles, C. Austin
May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You - Perry Como, Willson, Meredith
Prayer for Peace - Perry Como, Acquaviva, Nick
All Through the Night - Perry Como, Traditional
When You Come to the End of the Day - Perry Como, Kahn, Gus
This double set CD includes Perry's first two full stereophonic albums recorded back to back in 1958. The full title "Saturday Night With Mr. C." is released here complete in stereo for the first time ever, including the s... more »ong "Come Rain or Come Shine" which had been deleted from all stereo versions of the original record album. As an added bonus, this album is featured here with six tracks from Perry's 1959 "Como Swings" album. The companion album, included within this set, is Perry's highly respected album of inspirational songs, "When You Come to the End of the Day", featuring some of Perry's finest performances and heartfelt interpretations. Both of these albums were produced by Joe Reisman with arrangements by Joe Lipman, Jack Andrews and Ray Charles. Recorded at RCA Victor's Studio A, New York City, and engineered by Bob Simpson, these albums are released here in their original "Living Stereo" formats. The songs from "Como Swings" were recorded in 1959 at Webster Hall, produced by Charles Grean and Lee Schapiro, and also engineered by Bob Simpson.« less
This double set CD includes Perry's first two full stereophonic albums recorded back to back in 1958. The full title "Saturday Night With Mr. C." is released here complete in stereo for the first time ever, including the song "Come Rain or Come Shine" which had been deleted from all stereo versions of the original record album. As an added bonus, this album is featured here with six tracks from Perry's 1959 "Como Swings" album. The companion album, included within this set, is Perry's highly respected album of inspirational songs, "When You Come to the End of the Day", featuring some of Perry's finest performances and heartfelt interpretations. Both of these albums were produced by Joe Reisman with arrangements by Joe Lipman, Jack Andrews and Ray Charles. Recorded at RCA Victor's Studio A, New York City, and engineered by Bob Simpson, these albums are released here in their original "Living Stereo" formats. The songs from "Como Swings" were recorded in 1959 at Webster Hall, produced by Charles Grean and Lee Schapiro, and also engineered by Bob Simpson.
Frances M. B. (fmb) from SAN JUAN, PR Reviewed on 6/12/2012...
Perry Como´s mellow voice has never sounded better than in this collection of his standards. Sometimes romantic, sometimes playful, he never disappoints.
CD Reviews
Perry Como fans must have this one.
Richard Herbster | Broomall, PA United States | 06/25/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This double album captures PC at the height of his career. The vocal warmth and ambience of these RCA Living Stereo Recordings are superlative. When I was 12 years of age in 1958, my parents danced in the living room to these songs and I can tell all of the Baby Boomers who grew up on Perry Como: BUY THIS ONE! No disappointments here. This guy could really sing! Collectables did a good job of mastering the original tapes - without the hiss associated with 50's-generation master tapes. I'm a little surprised that BMG/RCA has not reissued these CD's in an audiophile HDCD format. Today's music cannot compare with the quality of these orchestral and vocal arrangements. They will be classics 100 years from now."
Remembering Como On Television
Vincent T. Lynch | Colorado Springs, Colorado | 06/14/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)
"If you want to hear the kind of music Perry used to do on his 1950's to early 1960's television show, "Saturday Night With Mr. C" is better than anything else he has done. In fact, it's one of my favorites of Perry's. The orchestrations by Mitchell Ayres are great, and some of the most memorable numbers are "Accentuate The Positive", "It COuld Happen To You", "Love Letters", "When I Fall In Love" (perhaps the definitive recorded version?), and of course the familiar, fun "We Get Letters". Great stereo! There are also some bonus tracks from "Como Swings", another album with great arrangements by Mitchell Ayres. While not a "pop" album, "When You Come To The End Of The Day" has some beautiful recordings of relgious music. As a Buddhist, this is about the only relgious music I can tolerate...it's just too beautifully done to ignore!"