Alma Cogan - I Love To Sing / With You In Mind (2003)
Artist: Alma Cogan
Title: I Love To Sing / With You In Mind
Year Of Release: 2003
Label: Parlophone UK
Genre: Pop, Oldies, Vocal
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 01:13:14
Total Size: 178/354 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: I Love To Sing / With You In Mind
Year Of Release: 2003
Label: Parlophone UK
Genre: Pop, Oldies, Vocal
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 01:13:14
Total Size: 178/354 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. I Love to Sing 1:59
02. Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries 2:49
03. They Can't Take That Away from Me 1:59
04. Taking a Chance on Love 2:51
05. Ain't We Got Fun 3:01
06. You Do Something to Me 2:33
07. Today I Love Ev'rybody 2:29
08. Cheek to Cheek 2:57
09. If This Isn't Love 2:16
10. As Time Goes By 2:32
11. Comes Love 1:59
12. Blue Skies 2:59
13. With You in Mind 3:41
14. I Dream of You More Than You Dream I Do 3:09
15. Let's Fall in Love 2:23
16. Fly Me to the Moon 3:49
17. My Heart Stood Still 2:25
18. But Beautiful 3:41
19. You'll Never Know 4:08
20. All I Do Is Dream of You 2:35
21. What Is There to Say 3:14
22. Don't Blame Me 4:07
23. Falling in Love with Love 2:10
24. The More I See You 3:35
25. When I Fall in Love 3:57
This is a more or less straightforward reissue of Alma Cogan's first two albums, from 1958 and 1961, respectively, bolstered by a bonus version of "When I Fall in Love," drawn from the original sessions but left unreleased at the time. The two albums make peculiar bedmates. I Love to Sing finds Cogan still favoring the novelty-style numbers that brought her so much success, a mood that conductor Frank Cordell effortlessly mirrors with his arrangements. By 1961, however, Cogan was looking toward more serious material and, with producer Norman Newell, cut what became one of the first truly classic albums of the new decade. Indeed, a more sensible pairing would have been to run With You in Mind alongside its successor, the similarly Newell-led How About Love; the two albums fit together seamlessly. However, this is the union that listeners would appear to be stuck with -- EMI's The Girl with a Laugh in Her Voice CD box set features exactly the same two LPs on its own first disc.