Most Requested Songs

The Yellow Rose Of Texas
March From the River Kwai
The Bowery Grenadiers
The Children's Marching Song
Do Re Mi
I've Got Sixpence/I Been Working On The Railroad/That's Where My Money Goes
Sing Along
Tip-Toe Thru' The Tulips With Me
Medley: Shine On Harvest Moon/For Me And My Gal
You Are My Sunshine
When The Red Red Robin Comes Bob Bob Bobbin' Along
Medley: Singin' In The Rain/All I Do Is Dream Of You/Toot, Toot Tootsie! (Goodbye)
I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover
Medley: Sweet Adeline (You're The Flower Of My Heart)/Let Me Call You Sweetheart
Side By Side
Medley: When You Were Sweet Sixteen/Silver Threads Among The Gold

Customer Reviews:

Great classic songs.......2005-07-09

It is wonderful to find these old classics which can be found no where else. It is only music like this that can take me away from my satellite radio.I also recommend the new 50 song CD by Mitch.

Nice, but couldn't they have included more?.......2003-04-11

I guess you can't go wrong with a collection of the most popular songs by a popular artist. This is a good selection of songs, and they are intelligently organized, with the 4 marching songs placed together at the start of the collection. "Side By Side" ("Oh we ain't got a barrel of money, maybe we're ragged and funny...") is an especially beautiful song (written by Harry Woods), beautifully done, with very optimistic lyrics. The best thing about this album is it contains some Mitch Miller songs that are not available elsewhere on CD, such as "Side By Side" and "March From The River Kwai." The worst thing is that there are so many good Mitch Miller songs that are not available on CD that there is pressure on a collection like this to include more than just 16 songs. For example, a few out-of-print Mitch songs I'd really like to get on CD are "California," "Avalon," "You Must've Been A Beautiful Baby," "Happy Days Are Here Again," "Moonlight Bay," and "I've Got Rings On My Fingers."

great fun -- for nostalgia and its own sake.......2003-01-04

This is a fun CD for those of us who grew up watching and hearing the Sing Along with Mitch television show, but the songs and arrangements make this a fun album for kids or adults who never even heard of it. A good selection of tunes, including five fun medleys. My only complaint -- NO lyric sheet (as there are with some other Mitch Miller CDs) -- how are we supposed to "sing along"? Future editions should include a lyric sheet. Otherwise perfect and perfectly fun.

Mitch Miller at His Best.......2001-10-30

If you enjoy the Mitch Miller sound, this CD offers just what it says, the "16 Most Requested Songs," including the theme song from "Sing A-long With Mitch," namely, "I Love to Sing A-long."

Miller's choir of about two dozen men generally sing in unison. The arrangements move along well and are geared to make it easy for we non-singers to join in. Great for families, church socials, or club fun.

Best of the Bunch!.......1999-08-12

This CD is the best of the bunch of Mitch Miller's recordings. Many old favorites that will have your kids wondering how you know the words. I grew up watching "Sing along with Mitch" back in the old days when parents chose the TV shows and kids could watch or go read. Everybody sang along (5 kids, 2 parents) and enjoyed the show. Remember the "fuss" when Mitch introduced Leslie Uggams the first time? America was shocked that an actual black girl was on prime time: however, everyone was soon enchanted with her and color ceased to matter. Too bad she is not on this CD.

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