Dream Along With Me
 
Perry Como
Dream Along With Me
 
RCA CAMDEN CAL-403 ( H3PP-4993/94 )
CAS-403 (e) ( PCRS-5311-12 )
ELECTRONICALLY REPROCESSED STEREO
ORIGINAL RELEASE 1957, 1964, 1969, 1971
An RCA Victor Statement about RCA Camden Records
Perry's first RCA Camden compilation
With the Orchestras of Mitchell Ayres and Russ Case
Original recordings from the 1940s and early 1950s
 
Side One
 
Me and My ShadowWith Mitchell Ayres and His Orchestra
~  recorded by Perry in January/February, 1951
Music by Al Jolson and Dave Dreyer and lyrics by Billy Rose, 1927
 
Without a SongWith Mitchell Ayres and His Orchestra
~  Perry's first recording of this song from January, 1951
from the 1929 musical production "Great Day"
Music by Vincent Youmans and lyrics by Billy Rose and Edward Eliscu
 
More Than You KnowWith Mitchell Ayres and His Orchestra
~  Perry's second recording of this song from January, 1951
from the 1929 musical production "Great Day"
Music by Vincent Youmans and lyrics by Billy Rose and Edward Eliscu
 
Blue Skies
~  Perry's first recording of this song from March, 1946
sung by Bing Crosby in "Blue Skies" 1946
Words & Music by Irving Berlin
 
My Melancholy Babyfrom RCA Camden CAE-443 "Perry Como"
~  recorded by Perry in November, 1947
sung by Bing Crosby in the Hollywood musical "The Birth of the Blues" ( 1941 )
Music by Ernie Burnett with lyrics by George A. Norton and Maybelle E. Watson , 1912
 
Girl Of My Dreamsfrom RCA Camden CAE-443 "Perry Como"
~  recorded by Perry in March, 1946
a hit record by Gene Austin, whistling by Bob McGimsey, for Victor in 1928
Words and Music by Sunny Clapp, 1927
 
Side Two
 
Chincherinchee
~  one of Perry's popular singles from September, 1956
Words and Music by John Jerome, 1956
 
If I Loved You
~  recorded by Perry in May, 1945
from the Musical Show "Carousel"
Music by Richard Rodgers and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II 1945
 
They Say It's Wonderfulfrom RCA Camden CAE-443 "Perry Como"
~  recorded by Perry in April, 1946
~ from the musical production "Annie Get Your Gun" and Published 1946
Words & Music by Irving Berlin
 
I've Got A Feelin' I'm Fallin'  ( with The Satisfiers )from RCA Camden CAE-443 "Perry Como"
~  recorded by Perry in October, 1947
sung by Helen Morgan in the Hollywood musical "Applause"
Music by Thomas "Fats" Waller and Harry Link with lyrics by Billy Rose
 
Oh, How I Miss You Tonight
~  recorded by Perry in November, 1947
introduced by Benny Davis in vaudeville.
Words and Music by Benny Davis, Joseph A Burke and Mark Fisher 1925
 
Dream Along With Me  ( I'm On My Way To A Star )With Mitchell Ayres and His Orchestra
~  recorded by Perry in June, 1956
theme song from "The Perry Como Show"
Words and Music by Carl Sigman, 1956
| Leave it to RCA! |
With Mitchell Ayres and His OrchestraRCA Camden 45EP CAE-410 album same title with Mitchell Ayres' Orchestra
( and The Ray Charles Singers for "Dream Along With Me" )
 
from RCA Camden CAE-443 "Perry Como"RCA Camden 45EP CAE-443 "Perry Como" with Russ Case and His Orchestra
( and The Satisfiers for "I've Got a Feelin' I'm Fallin' " )
 
RCA Camden UK CDS-1002 Circa 1969 ( Electronic Stereo ) 
with two songs deleted "Chincherinchee" and "My Melancholy Baby"
      
All other tracks with Russ Case and His Orchestra except "Chincherinchee"
with Mitchell Ayres & The Ray Charles Singers
 
Album credits list this song as having been recorded with The Satisfiers
but in fact it was recorded Orchestra conducted by Russ Case only.
 
Dream Along With Me
 
 
Notes: ~ "The decade of Perry Como recordings that is covered in this album
is the heart of one of the most fabulous careers in show business annals. These
performances run from the rising Como of May 1945 ( If I Loved You ) to the settled,
assured star heard in "Chincherinchee", recorded in September 1956. The others,
spread across the years between these two dates, include some of the most enduring
tunes in the repertory of popular songs sung by the man who has made a career
of relaxation."

~ from the original 1957 album jacket notes                

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