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A great song by Doris from the early 50's. It was the flipside of her hit, "Hoop Dee Doo". Personally, I liked it much better.

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There are many versions of this beautiful Christmas waltz. Previously, the most popular version was by Frank Sinatra, but a waltz needs someone lov...

A top 30 song from Doris Day in 1953, another beautiful ballad as only she can sing them.

A Top Hit Song from 1947, this was the flip side to million seller LOVE SOMEBODY with Doris Day & Buddy Clark. They had a natural blend of voices a...

One of many beautiful songs from the Rodger's and Hammerstein Musical, THE KING AND I. This version by Doris Day was one of the most popular when ...

1950's recording

A wonderful song from the movie COVER GIRL which starred Rita Hayworth and Gene Kelly. They sang it in the movie, but no one sings it better than D...

A wonderful song from the movie COVER GIRL which starred Rita Hayworth and Gene Kelly. They sang it in the movie, but no one sings it better than D...

A song released on an obscure Columbia Products Special Release album that should have gotten a lot more air play at the time. It is a song of peac...

DORIS DAY BACK ON THE CHARTS IN 2012 WITH THREE CDS (one came out at the end of 2011, all of them are currently on various best seller lists). Ne...

Another great song from 1944 with Les Brown and his Band with Doris Day on the vocal. Jo Stafford had a hit version of the song as well, but this...

A song from 1952 (flip side of "A Guy is a Guy"..the big hit), dedicated here to Doris and Terry, her little katzenjammer.

A beautiful song by Doris Day accompanied by the Mellomen which deserved a lot better treatment than it got. I never recall hearing it on the radio...

A CELEBRATION OF ICON DORIS DAY'S BIRTHDAY ON APRIL 3rd, Join the Sampod Family, in an annual event, for special birthday wishes to this world fa...

A very popular hit for Sammy Kaye and His Orchestra, and a signature tune for Frankie Laine. The song comes from 1947, and here it is sung on the w...

Doris Day - Does He Love Me -

From a radio show in 1952, Doris Day sings what was a Top Ten Hit at the time for Eddy Howard and his Orchestra. It was also a Top Twenty Hit for P...

A great song by Doris Day from the early 1950's that many have forgotten or never heard. Enjoy it now.

Rare Unreleased Radio Transcript from YOUR HIT PARADE

Frank Sinatra introduces Doris Day as she sings one of the Top Tunes

of 1947 on the show. The...

Probably the best version of this standard tune which won the Academy Award in 1943. This -version, by Doris Day, is from her two=lp album, HOORAY ...

A beautiful ballad from the WB film, "By The Light of the Silvery Moon", the sequel to "On Moonlight Bay", both starring Doris Day & Gordon MacRae.

You won't want to miss these specials devoted to Ricky Nelson and Andy Williams, two very strong forces in the history of Worldwide Popular Music.

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A hauntingly beautiful song from the movie "LULLABYE OF BROADWAY", 1951, which costarred Doris Day and Gene Nelson. This song was the end track in ...

A delightful, happy, cheerful song by Doris Day from the 1951 film, "LULLABY OF BROADWAY", which co-starred Gene Nelson. The song was featured on t...

Doris Day, as introduced by Frank Sinatra, sings one of the biggest tunes of 1947, "NEAR YOU". The most popular version was by Francis Craig, but t...

Another great song by Doris Day from 1960 which was rarely heard, but it did manage to break briefly into the Top 100. It peaked at #102 and chart...

A beautiful love song by Doris Day that appeared on her very first album in 1949. The album was called "YOU'RE MY THRILL" (later reissued as DAY DR...

Latin for Lovers was a Doris Day album, mostly composed of songs originating in Latin America, released by Columbia Records on March 22, 1965 as a ...

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This is a very rare radio transcript of the song BABY IT'S COLD OUTSIDE sung by Doris Day and Bob Hope from THE BOB HOPE RADIO SHOW in the Late 194...

A wonderful jazz combination of voice and trumpet, Doris Day and Harry James on a hit record from 1951, THE LULLABYE OF BROADWAY. NOBODY DOES IT A...

"IT TAKES TIME", Columbia Studios 1947 Doris Day records her first solo discs while she is performing, for the first time on her own, at The Littl...

1945 Hit Parade Song for Perry Como, this version (a better one) by Les Brown and His Orchestra with vocal by Doris Day, the most popular female ba...

Les Brown and His Band with Doris Day on the vocal . The best version of this hit tune from the film, STATE FAIR, and a top Hit Parade song for 1945

Hit Parade 1945 featuring Les Brown and His BAnd with Doris Day on the vocal