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- Perry Como
- Greatest Hits ( Australia )
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- Till the End of Time
- ~ adapted from Chopin's Polonaise
No. 6 in A Flat Major
- Words and Music by Ted Mossman and Buddy Kaye, 1945
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- And I
Love You So
- Words and Music by Don McLean
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Magic Moments
- ~ recorded by Perry in December,
1957
- Music by Burt Bacharach and lyrics
by Hal David , 1958
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- Don't Let the Stars Get in Your
Eyes ( with The Ramblers
)
- ~ recorded by Perry in
November, 1952
- Words and Music by Slim
Willet, 1952
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It's
Impossible
- Music by Canache Armando Manzanero
- with lyrics by
Sid Wayne
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Catch
a Falling Star
- ~ first certified "Gold"
record by R.I.A.A. in 1958
- Words and Music by Lee Pockriss and Paul Vance
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For The Good Times
- Words and Music by Kris Kristofferson
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- Papa Loves Mambo
- ~ recorded by Perry in
August, 1954
- Words and Music by Al Hoffman, Dick Manning and
Bix Reichner 1954
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Mi Casa, Su Casa ( My
House Is Your House )
- ~ recorded by Perry in January,
1957
- Words and Music by Al Hoffman and Dick Manning
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Hot
Diggity ( Dog
Ziggity Boom )
- ~ Adapted from Alexis Chabrier's
1st theme of España, Rhapsody for Orchestra
- Words and Music by Al Hoffman and Dick Manning, 1956
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Seattle ( from the Screen
Gems TV production "Here Come the Brides" )
- Music by Hugo Montenegro
- with words by Ernie Sheldon and
Jack Keller
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Temptation
- ~ from the MGM film "Going
Hollywood"
- Music by Nacio Herb Brown and lyrics by
Arthur Freed , 1933
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Round and Round
- ~ recorded by Perry in
January, 1957
- Words and Music by Joe Shapiro
and Lou Stallman, 1956
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- Prisoner of Love
- ~ introduced and featured by Russ
Columbo in 1931
- Music by Russ Columbo and Clarence Gaskill
- with lyrics by
Leo Robin, 1931
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Wanted
- ~ recorded by Perry in
December, 1953
- Words and Music by Lois Steele and Jack Fulton , 1954
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When You Were Sweet Sixteen (
with The Satisfiers )
- ~ from the Bing Crosby Productions, Inc.,
Picture "The Great John L."
- Words and Music by James Thornton and Published
1898
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A Hubba-Hubba-Hubba (
Dig You Later )
- ~ from the Hollywood Musical
"Doll Face", 1945
- Music by Jimmy McHugh and lyrics by Harold Adamson, 1945
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Because
- ~ featured
by Mario Lanza in "The Great Caruso", 1951
- Music by Guy d'Hardelot and lyrics by Edward Teschemacher,
1902
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Where
Do I Begin ( from "Love
Story" )
- Music by Francis Lai
- with lyrics by Carl Sigman, 1970
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For
All We Know ( from the Motion
Picture "Lovers and Other Strangers" )
- Music by Fred Karlin
- with lyrics by Arthur James and
Robb Wilson, 1970
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