There Goes My Everything/Take a Message to Mary

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In 1956, crooner Don Cherry hit #4 on the Billboard Pop Singles Chart with "Band Of Gold," which featured an arrangement by Ray Coniff done at the request of Mitch Miller. These two original albums are two that Cherry recorded for the Monument label in the late 1960s. Cherry was also a top-ranked amateur golfer who turned pro in 1962 - he played in the Masters nine times, the U.S. Open eight times and the Walker Cup three times.

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There Goes My Everything/Take a Message to Mary
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    		There Goes My Everything/Take a Message to Mary
    Don Cherry
    Manufacturer: Collectables
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B0000996GK
    Release Date: 2003-09-16

    Tracks:

    1. There Goes My Everything
    2. It Isn't Fair
    3. Odds and Ends
    4. Vanity
    5. That Lucky Old Sun
    6. I Don't Wanna Go Home
    7. Band of Gold
    8. I Know Love
    9. Thinking of You
    10. Serenade of the Bells
    11. Married
    12. To Think You've Chosen Me
    13. Whippoorwill
    14. Misty Blue
    15. Lonely Street
    16. Maybe You'll Be There
    17. Good Morning Dear
    18. Love Me With All Your Heart
    19. Here Comes the Rain
    20. In My Youth
    21. Take a Message to Mary
    22. Let Me Lead the Way
    23. Road to Love

    Album Description

    In 1956, crooner Don Cherry hit #4 on the Billboard Pop Singles Chart with "Band Of Gold," which featured an arrangement by Ray Coniff done at the request of Mitch Miller. These two original albums are two that Cherry recorded for the Monument label in the late 1960s. Cherry was also a top-ranked amateur golfer who turned pro in 1962 - he played in the Masters nine times, the U.S. Open eight times and the Walker Cup three times.

    Album Description

    Full Title - There Goes My Everything / Take A Message To Mary. Wichita Falls, Texas native Pop vocalist Don Cherry began his music career as lead singer in the Jan Garber Band. Don Cherry's polished vocal delivery garnered him a recording contract with Monument Records in the 1950s. A nightclub and variety television star, Don Cherry performed on The Mike Douglas Show, The Merv Griffin Show, The Johnny Carson Show and The Grand Ole Opry, where he proved to be an audience favorite. Stand-out tracks include 'Love Me With All Your Heart,' 'Take A Message To Mary' and 'Lucky Old Sun.' 23 tracks in all. Collectables. 2003.

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