A simply marvelous collection of some of Doris' lesser-known songs -- some released here for the first time! You will find yourself listening to this disc over and over. The several rock-influenced cuts on the disc, including the title tune, will suprise some. You will love this.

This CD contains an odd assortment of songs recorded by Doris Day from 1949 through 1958. None of them are well-known recordings by Doris, and very few are well-known songs at all. ("Orange-Colored Sky" -- better known by Nat Cole -- and "You're Driving Me Crazy" are the only songs I really recognized.)

There are only 10 recordings on here, and the combination of the fact that it's such a small set (most CDs these days have twice as many!) and the obscurity of the recordings is why I felt it deserves only four stars, not five. But 4, of course, still means I liked it, and if you already have nearly all of Doris' biggest hits, you might want to add this to your collection. There are other Doris Day CDs that should have higher priority in building a collection, but then, nothing here is really to be considered a bad example of Doris' great voice. There is quite a range from jazzy numbers to sweet melodies (the best song on here is, I think, the beautiful-melodied "The Second Star To The Right") so there's something for any Doris Day fan to enjoy.

I think the world of Doris Day-I am grateful to have had the pleasure to watch all her movies-I am in the process of buying them all-everyone of them... She makes my day~~~ My faves are Pillow Talk and That Touch of Mink-also can't forget Please Don't eat the Daisies and so many others too~

"Kiss Me Again, Stranger" should have been a major hit for Doris Day. It was recorded around the same time she recorded "Secret Love", and you can tell by the sound of Doris's glorious voice.

What a great song! Nobody could sing this as well as Doris Day.

This is a very upbeat Doris Day album which is a nice change. I put it on all the time to lift a bad mood and its great for background music at parties.