For the Duration

1	No Love, No Nothin' 4:00
2	Don't Fence Me In 4:25
3	I Don't Want to Walk Without You Baby 3:59
4	Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye Bonus Track 4:08
5	You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To 3:23
6	Sentimental Journey 4:28
7	For All We Know 4:06
8	September Song 4:19
9	These Foolish Things (Remind Me of You) 5:58
10	They're Either Too Young or Too Old 2:14
11	The More I See You 4:40
12	(There'll Be Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs of Dover 2:29
13	Saturday Night (Is the Loneliest Night of the Week) 3:48
14	I'll Be Seeing You 4:18

Barnes & Noble

Tough times can breed great songs. On For the Duration, Rosemary Clooney interprets some of the superbly crafted tunes that were popular during the World War II era, including "I'll Be Seeing You," "For All We Know," and "I Don't Want to Walk Without You, Baby." Riding the crest of an artistic rebirth, Clooney turns in stunning performances that fully display her fully mature powers. If you only know the singer's popular camp classics like "Come On-A My House," and "Mambo Italiano," her emotional depth on this recording will bowl you over. With trumpeter Warren Vache and tenor saxophonist Scott Hamilton offering just-right support, Clooney revels in the glories of songs that have as much emotional impact and timeless sentiment today as they did during "The Big One." Steve Futterman

All Music Guide

For this CD, Rosemary Clooney sings 14 selections that had their greatest meaning during World War II but have since become recognized as timeless. She is joined by her usual sidemen (including tenor saxophonist Scott Hamilton, cornetist Warren Vaché and her musical director/pianist John Oddo) plus (on six of the selections) a string section. Whether it be "Don't Fence Me In," "Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye," "September Song," "The White Cliffs of Dover" or a touching "I'll Be Seeing You," Clooney is heard in prime form, giving each song just the right amount of emotion and sensitivity. Scott Yanow