Album · 1957

Dream Along With Me

Released
1957
Label
RCA Camden
Catalogue no.
CAL 403
Tracklist
12 tracks
Country
US

“Dream Along With Me” is an album by Perry Como, released in 1957 on RCA Camden. The original release has 12 tracks. Jazz standards on the record include “Blue Skies”, “If I Loved You”, “More Than You Know” and “My Melancholy Baby”. The line-up features Russ Case and His Orchestra (performing orchestra), Mitchell Ayres and His Orchestra (performing orchestra), The Ray Charles Singers (performer), The Satisfiers (vocals, performer) and Perry Como (vocals).

Who played on Dream Along With Me

  • Russ Case and His Orchestra performing orchestra on 7 tracks
  • Mitchell Ayres and His Orchestra performing orchestra on 5 tracks
  • The Ray Charles Singers performer on 2 tracks
  • The Satisfiers vocals, performer on 2 tracks
  • Perry Como vocals on 1 track
  • Russ Case conductor on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. A1 Me and My Shadow — Dave Dreyer
  2. A2 Without a Song standard — Vincent Youmans
  3. A3 More Than You Know standard — Vincent Youmans
  4. A4 Blue Skies standard — Irving Berlin
  5. A5 My Melancholy Baby standard — Ernie Burnett
  6. A6 Girl of My Dreams — Charles Clapp
  7. B1 Chincherinchee
  8. B2 If I Loved You standard — Richard Rodgers
  9. B3 They Say It's Wonderful standard — Irving Berlin
  10. B4 I've Got a Feeling I'm Falling — Harry Link, Fats Waller
  11. B5 Oh, How I Miss You Tonight — Joe Burke
  12. B6 Dream Along With Me (I'm on My Way to a Star)

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on Dream Along With Me?

The line-up of Dream Along With Me includes Russ Case and His Orchestra (performing orchestra), Mitchell Ayres and His Orchestra (performing orchestra), The Ray Charles Singers (performer), The Satisfiers (vocals, performer), Perry Como (vocals) and Russ Case (conductor).

Which label released Dream Along With Me?

Dream Along With Me was released in 1957 on RCA Camden (CAL 403).

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