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  • Release Date: 10/13/2009
  • Sales Rank: 185
  • Label: SONY LEGACY
  • UPC: 886975911226
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Moon River: The Very Best of Andy Williams

1LISTENMoon River From Breakfast at Tiffany's 2:46
2LISTEN(Where Do I Begin) Love Story From Love Story 3:11
3LISTENDear Heart From Dear Heart 2:55
4LISTENButterfly 2:23
5LISTENCan't Get Used to Losing You 2:22
6LISTENBorn Free From Born Free 2:27
7LISTENA Time for Us From Romeo and Juliet 2:35
8LISTENWe've Only Just Begun 3:13
9LISTENSpeak Softly Love From The Godfather 3:02
10LISTENCan't Help Falling in Love 3:13
11LISTENOne Day of Your Life 2:29
12LISTENDays of Wine and Roses From Days of Wine and Roses 2:47
13LISTENThe Village of St. Bernadette 3:21
14LISTENMusic to Watch Girls By 2:36
15LISTENCan't Take My Eyes off You 3:13
16LISTENIn the Arms of Love From What Did You Do in the War, Daddy? 2:56
17LISTENBattle Hymn of the Republic / The St. Charles Borromeo Choir 3:32
18LISTENIt's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year / Robert Mersey & His Orchestra 2:31

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Moon River: The Very Best of Andy Williams collects 18 of Andy Williams' biggest and best, spanning 1957 through 1972 but concentrating on the early to mid-'60s, when his smooth, authoritative vocals made him a chart perennial. Opening with "Moon River," the compilation touches on most of his classics, including "Born Free," "Butterfly," "Can't Get Used to Losing You," "Speak Softly Love," "(Where Do I Begin) Love Story," and even the ultimate swingers anthem, "Music to Watch Girls By." That's not to say it's comprehensive, though. Columbia/Legacy could've easily rounded up every one of his Top Ten greats if only they'd made room for five additional tracks, like the great "Canadian Sunset," "Lonely Street," "I Like Your Kind of Love," "Are You Sincere," and his Christmas 1963 chart-topping version of "White Christmas." John Bush, All Music Guide

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