I Left My Heart in San Francisco - Tony Bennett, Cory, George
Once Upon a Time [From All American] - Tony Bennett, Adams, Lee [1]
Tender Is the Night - Tony Bennett, Fain, Sammy
Smile - Tony Bennett, Chaplin, Charles
Love for Sale - Tony Bennett, Porter, Cole
Taking a Chance on Love - Tony Bennett, Duke, Vernon
Candy Kisses - Tony Bennett, Morgan, George [1]
Have I Told You Lately That I Love You - Tony Bennett, Rome, Harold
Rules of the Road - Tony Bennett, Coleman, Cy
Marry Young - Tony Bennett, Coleman, C.
I'm Always Chasing Rainbows - Tony Bennett, Carroll, Harry
The Best Is Yet to Come - Tony Bennett, Coleman, Cy
Track Listings (12) - Disc #2
Why Do People Fall in Love? - Tony Bennett, Lambert, Dennis
Moments Like This - Tony Bennett, Lane, Burton
What Are You Afraid Of? - Tony Bennett, Segal, Jack
When Love Was All We Had - Tony Bennett, Calandrelli, Jorge
So Many Stars - Tony Bennett, Bergman, Alan
Everybody Has the Blues - Tony Bennett, Taylor, James [1]
How Do You Keep the Music Playing? - Tony Bennett, Bergman, Alan
City of the Angels - Tony Bennett, Astaire, Fred
Forget the Woman - Tony Bennett, Stratta, Ettore
A Rainy Day - Tony Bennett, Dietz, Howard
I Got Lost in Her Arms - Tony Bennett, Berlin, Irving
The Day You Leave Me - Tony Bennett, Coleman, C.
Track Listings (14) - Disc #3
When Do the Bells Ring for Me - Tony Bennett, DeForest, Charles
I Was Lost, I Was Drifting - Tony Bennett, Gannon, Kim
A Little Street Where Old Friends Meet - Tony Bennett, Kahn, Gus
The Girl I Love (The Man I Love) - Tony Bennett, Gershwin, George
It's Like Reaching for the Moon - Tony Bennett, Lewis, Al [1]
Speak Low - Tony Bennett, Nash, Ogden [Author
The Folks That Live on the Hill - Tony Bennett, Hammerstein, Oscar
Antonia/There Will Never Be Another You - Tony Bennett, Gordon, M.
A Weaver of Dreams/There Will Never Be Another You - Tony Bennett, Elliott, Jack
Body and Soul - Tony Bennett, Eyton, Frank
Where Do You Go from Love? - Tony Bennett, DeForest, Charles
The Boulevard of Broken Dreams - Tony Bennett, Dubin, Al
Where Did the Magic Go - Tony Bennett, Erickson, P.J.
I've Come Home Again - Tony Bennett, DeForest, Charles
Beginning with the title ballad that became his signature anthem, and concluding with "The Best is Yet to Come," this hit album captures Tony Bennett at the peak of his "pop"-ularity, in lush orchestral arrangements. T... more »his is Bennett the belter at his best, his big voice made to sound even more expansive with that hallmark early-'60s echo behind it. But the jazz vocalist in Bennett still knows how to find intimacy and delicacy even in broad settings like these--particularly in his tribute to the city by the bay. "Once Upon a Time" is an especially lovely ballad from a forgotten Broadway show, and for variety there's also a big-band Latin treatment of Cole Porter's "Love For Sale" and a few brassy up-tempo numbers ("Rules of the Road," "Taking a Chance on Love") that could gain Bennett an honorary membership in the Rat Pack. Well, he was Sinatra's favorite singer. --Jim Emerson« less
Beginning with the title ballad that became his signature anthem, and concluding with "The Best is Yet to Come," this hit album captures Tony Bennett at the peak of his "pop"-ularity, in lush orchestral arrangements. This is Bennett the belter at his best, his big voice made to sound even more expansive with that hallmark early-'60s echo behind it. But the jazz vocalist in Bennett still knows how to find intimacy and delicacy even in broad settings like these--particularly in his tribute to the city by the bay. "Once Upon a Time" is an especially lovely ballad from a forgotten Broadway show, and for variety there's also a big-band Latin treatment of Cole Porter's "Love For Sale" and a few brassy up-tempo numbers ("Rules of the Road," "Taking a Chance on Love") that could gain Bennett an honorary membership in the Rat Pack. Well, he was Sinatra's favorite singer. --Jim Emerson
Ok - Best Bennett? Great Vocals? Ok but not the Best Bennett
Carlos from Rio | Rio de Janeiro, RJ Brazil | 07/10/2000
(4 out of 5 stars)
"Everything's correct here. Here are some Bennett's smash hits. I agree. However, today, I'd choose some other Bennett CDs here @ Amazon. Unless you say you're gonna buy all. I'd salute you for this. Great Bennett."
THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE
ALAIN ROBERT | ST-HUBERT,QUÉBEC | 03/31/2002
(5 out of 5 stars)
"It may not be his best,but it's very pleasant listening from the beginning to the end.I like TONY's version of LOVE FOR SALE a lot with it's terrific bossa nova arrangement that almost makes you beleive it's another song.It's hard not to think of PERRY COMO when you hear I'M ALWAYS CHASING RAINBOWS but again TONY manages to delivers his own special rendition.At that time 1962,the singer is in full control of his voice.About the only complaint is the running time;wouldn't it have been great to have it on a 2 lps on 1 cd collection?Check out TONY's little mistake on the last number THE BEST IS YET TO COME;they kept it for fun."
Definitive
John A Lee III | San Antonio, TX | 06/11/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This is, perhaps, the definitive collection of Tony Bennett recordings. Included are some of the songs most associated with him. The title track, "I Left My Heart in San Francisco", sets the pace but it just gets better.
"Smile", in particular, is done with a pathos and empathy that any artist would envy. It is a masterwork.
Much of this album is dated in that the songs are of a bygone era. So to are the recordings reminiscent of the days of vinyl disks. That does not mean they sound scratchy; they don't. Instead, it seems to be an artifact of the recording process in use when they were recorded. It helps to set the mood. The instrumental accompaniment also lends to the aura.
This one is a must for Tony Bennett fans.
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Great album!
andy8047 | Nokomis,Florida | 02/23/2006
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Here is Tony Bennett's 1962 Columbia Records release,originally available in both mono(CL 1869) and stereo(CS 8669). The title track became a Top 20 hit in August 1962 and was also one of Bennett's best-loved recordings. Bennett was signed to Columbia in 1951 or '52 and still,at age 81,records on the label today. I also like CANDY KISSES,THE BEST IS YET TO COME,HAVE I TOLD YOU LATELY?(this is not the Van Morrison composition),LOVE FOR SALE,TAKING A CHANCE ON LOVE and SMILE. The other songs are great."