Name: My Night to Dream: Ballads Collection
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SKU: 41224
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My Night to Dream

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Album: My Night to Dream: Ballads Collection
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Medley: This is My Night To Dream / It Must Be True	More Info...	3:25
2)	My Foolish Heart	More Info...	6:08
3)	More Than You Know	More Info...	4:43
4)	Here's To My Lady	More Info...	3:22
5)	Moonlight Becomes You	More Info...	3:49
6)	After The Waltz Is Over	More Info...	5:05
7)	Angel Eyes	More Info...	4:31
8)	How Do You Say Auf Wiedersehen?	More Info...	5:48
9)	If You Could See Me Now	More Info...	4:49
10)	A House Is Not A Home	More Info...	3:38
11)	I'll Be Seeing You	More Info...	3:27
12)	I'll Be Around	More Info...	4:22

Album: My Night to Dream: Ballads Collection
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Medley: This is My Night To Dream / It Must Be True	More Info...	3:25
2)	My Foolish Heart	More Info...	6:08
3)	More Than You Know	More Info...	4:43
4)	Here's To My Lady	More Info...	3:22
5)	Moonlight Becomes You	More Info...	3:49
6)	After The Waltz Is Over	More Info...	5:05
7)	Angel Eyes	More Info...	4:31
8)	How Do You Say Auf Wiedersehen?	More Info...	5:48
9)	If You Could See Me Now	More Info...	4:49
10)	A House Is Not A Home	More Info...	3:38
11)	I'll Be Seeing You	More Info...	3:27
12)	I'll Be Around	More Info...	4:22

Performer Notes

Personnel includes: Mel Torme, Cleo Laine (vocals); George Shearing, Alan Broadbent, Marty Paich Dek-tette, Rob McConnell & The Boss Brass.
Producers: Carl E. Jefferson, Mel Torme, Marty Paich, John Burk.
Compilation producer: John Burk.
Recorded between 1983 and 1995. Includes liner notes by Mel Torme, John Burk, Hugh Hefner, Leonard Maltin, Leonard Feather, Rex Reed and George Shearing.
Singer Mel Torm? recorded many of his finest sets during his long period with the Concord label. This 1997 sampler has a dozen previously released ballads and features many examples of Torm?'s wondrous breath control and beautiful voice; highlights include "More Than You Know," "If You Could See Me Now," and "I'll Be Seeing You." However, the music mostly sticks to the same mood (no hard swinging or extensive scatting here), and the liner notes do not give the personnel or the exact recording dates. Collectors are advised to get Torm?'s many complete sessions, though beginners who just want to hear Torm? singing ballads will find this worth their time. ~ Scott Yanow