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Juke Box Baby
- Artist: Perry Como
- Format: CD
- Release Date: 2/28/2006

Juke Box Baby
- Artist: Perry Como
- Format: CD
- Release Date: 2/28/2006
- Artist: Perry Como
- Label: Bear Family
- UPC: 4000127167835
- Item #: BCD167832
- Genre: Crooners
- Theme: Grammy Winning Artist
- Release Date: 2/28/2006
- This product is a special order

Product Notes
Perry Como rocks! Como would have been aghast at the notion, but in the mid-to-late 1950s (when his TV show was the highest-rated show in the USA), he recorded a slew of singles that weren't really Rock 'n' Roll, but definitely rocked. These immaculately written, produced and sung records are now heralded as some of the era's classics, including "Kewpie Doll", "Round And Round", "Ko Ko Mo", "Tina Marie", "Hot Diggity", "Catch a Falling Star", "Magic Moments, "Juke Box Baby", "Glendora, Dancin'" and "Just Born to Be Your Baby". Those songs featured the era's top songwriters like Burt Bacharach, Leiber & Stoller and Luther Dixon and accounted for millions of records sold. Now they're joined by a selection of Como's other up tempo songs from 1945's "Hubba Hubba (Dig You Later)" to early '60s hits like "Delaware" and "Caterina". in between, there are even more classics like "Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes" (the biggest-selling record of 1953!).
Credits
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Composer(s)Aaron Schroeder
Alex Alstone
Bugs Bower
Burt Bacharach
George David Weiss
Gus Kahn
Hal David
Irving Gordon
Isham Jones
Jack Fulton
Jim Conway
Jimmy McHugh
Joe Farrell
Joe Sherman
Jules Cassard
Lee Pockriss
Luther Dixon
Mel Green
Noel Sherman
Paul Vance
Ray Stanley
Sid Tepper
Slim Willet
Tompall Glaser
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Performer(s)Abraham Richman
Al Caiola
Al Casamenti
Anthony Natoli
Arnold Fishkind
Arthur Marotti
Barry Galbraith
Bart Varsalona
Bernard Kaufman
Bernie Glow
Bernie Olow
Bertrand Hirsch
Billy Gussack
Bob Cusmano
Bob Kitsis
Carl Kress
Charlie Poole & the North Carolina Ramblers
Danny Perri
Dave Bowman
David Novales
Don Lamond
Ed Shaughnessy
Edward O'Conner
Edwin Brown
Emil Richards
Ernie Ardi
Eugene Orloff
Felix Orlewitz
Fred Ohms
George Barnes
Harold Kanis
Harry Bruer
Harry Melnikoff
Harry Terrill
Henry Glickman
Henry Ross
Henry Rowland
Jack Lesberg
Jack Satterfield
Jack Saunder
Jack Zayde
James "Sugarboy" Crawford
James Maxwell
Jaye P. Morgan
Jess Carneol
Jimmy Milazzo
John d'Agostino
Johnny Blowers
Johnny Guarnieri
Julius Brand
Julius Schacter
Kurt Dieterle
Lawrence F. Binyon
Leo Kahn
Leo Kruczek
Louis Oles
Mac Ceppos
Martin Grupp
Maurice Hershaft
Max Cahn
Max Hollander
Mel Davis
Mel Wechler
Murray Cohan
Nicholas Perito
Philip Zolkind
R.D. McMickle
Ralph Silverman
Raoul Poliakin
Robert Byrne
Robert Haggart
Robert M. Rosengarden
Romeo Penque
Russel J. Banser
Samuel Rand
Sanford Block
Sebastian Mure
Seymour Miroff
Sid Cooper
Stanley Webb
Sylvan Krisner
Sylvan Shulman
Terry Snyder
Thomas Mitchell
Thomas Parshley
Tony Mottola
Tosha Samaroff
Will Bradley
William C. Rank
William Rodriguez
Zelly Smirnoff
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Producer(s)Charles Randolph Grean
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Theme(s)Grammy Winning Artist
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Artist(s)Perry Como