Perry Como - Shows 1943 3 (23 tracks) +Album Reviews

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Perry Como
Shows 1943 3
Genres: Pop, Broadway & Vocalists

Track Listings (23) - Disc #1
1. Introduction- Theme Song [From for a Little While] - Perry Como,
2. Thank Your Lucky Stars - Perry Como, Loesser, Frank
3. Lazy Bones - Perry Como, Carmichael, Hoagy
4. No Love, No Nothin' - Perry Como, Robin, Leo
5. Paper Doll - Perry Como, Black, Johnny [1]
6. The Beard - Perry Como, Scott, R. [1]
7. I've Had This Feeling Before (But Never Like This) - Perry Como, Stept, Sam
8. Put Your Arms Around Me Honey - Perry Como, McCree, Junie
9. It's Breaking My Heart to Keep Away from You - Perry Como, Anthony, D.
10. 627 South - Perry Como,
11. I'll Be Home for Christmas - Perry Como, Gannon, Kim
12. All or Nothing at All - Perry Como, Altman, Arthur
13. Violins Were Playing - Perry Como,
14. I Lost My Sugar in Salt Lake City - Perry Como, Lange, J.
15. In an 18th Century Drawing Room - Perry Como, Scott, Raymond [Jaz
16. You'll Never Know - Perry Como, Gordon, Mack
17. If That's the Way You Want It Baby - Perry Como,
18. I Kiss Your Hand Madame - Perry Como,
19. In the Blue of the Evening - Perry Como, Adair, Tom
20. Shine on Harvest Moon - Perry Como, Bayes, Nora
21. Secretly - Perry Como, Green, S.
22. Heavenly Music - Perry Como, Chaplin, Saul
23. Sign Off - Theme Song [From "For a Little While"] - Perry Como,

CD Details

All Artists: Perry Como
Title: Shows 1943 3
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: On the Air Records
Release Date: 5/21/1996
Album Type: Import
Genres: Pop, Broadway & Vocalists
Styles: Oldies, Vocal Pop, Classic Vocalists, Traditional Vocal Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 789368372829, 8712177024667, 632427158226

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CD Reviews

What you see is what you get!

townsend@istar.ca | Nova Scotia, Canada | 12/12/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"These recordings are part of a three CD set, sold together or separately, providing a virtual replication of Perry's popular radio broadcasts circa 1943. The nicest thing about this compilation is it's inherent honesty. What you see is what you get. If you're old enough to remember Perry's radio broadcasts then these recordings will bring back memories of that time. If you're a baby boomer, like myself, or even younger, then these recordings will give you some idea of what it was like back then. These recordings pre-date the quality of radio broadcasts we now take for granted, they pre-date Hi-fi and Stereo FM as we know it, and need to be appreciated within the context of their era. The people who put together these compilations have done it honestly, they haven't masked the recordings behind modern photographs, nor have they falsely given the impression that these recordings are newer than they are . . . as a number of others have done! If you want to hear what radio was like in 1943, and in particular Perry's popular show, then this collection is well worth the money."