Dancing In The Dark

Mary Mayo had an amazing voice, a range of four octaves, she could sing baritone, tenor, alto soprano and high violin and she can be heard using these qualities to full effect on the tracks Just A Wearyin' For You and Dancing In The Dark. Born to parents who were both opera singers it is no wonder she became a singer herself. She was to go on to a long and successful recording and television career. She appeared on the Frank Sinatra, Perry Como, Jackie Gleason and Jack Paar shows also Alec Wilders radio show American Popular Song. This is a rare opportunity to hear on CD this wonderful singer with the fabulous voice. Tracks are: With the orchestras of Al Ham, Ray Wright and Glenn Osser: Mollie Malone; Waiting; Just A Wearyin' For You; It Seemed So Right Last Night; Dark Is The Night (C'est Fini); Bring Back The Thrill; Memory Book; My Love An' My Mule; I Can See You; Who But You?; I Never Dreamt; A Penny A Kiss, A Penny A Hug; It Only Takes A Minute; Come To Baby, Do; Heavenly Feeling; This Is The Place (with Jerry Vale); Goodbye Now (with Jerry Vale); Dancing In The Dark; Bonus tracks: 1948-1951 broadcast transcriptions with Tex Beneke and the Glenn Miller Orchestra: Haunted Heart; Until; By The Way; I'm In The Mood For Love; Bali Ha'i; Again; Pennies From Heaven.