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Doris Day: Secret Love (5-CD Deluxe Box Set)

5-CD box (LP-size) with 106-page hardcover book, 135 tracks. Playing time approx. 354 mns.

'Secret Love'...picks up where 'It's Magic' left off. This deluxe edition includes all of Doris Day's Columbia recordings from 1951 until 1955. Once again, the emphasis is on the classic voice and the terrific songs, which include A Guy Is A Guy, The Deadwood Stage, Sugarbush (with Frankie Laine), Candy Lips (with Johnnie Ray), When I Fall In Love, and, of course, Secret Love. Doris Day's other duet partners include Danny Thomas, Guy Mitchell, Donald O'Connor, and Howard Keel. She's singing with small groups, large groups...she's singing pop songs, movie songs...and much more. This set also includes a 106-page LP-sized hardcover book.

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  • Interpret: Doris Day

  • Album titlle: Secret Love (5-CD Deluxe Box Set)

  • Label Bear Family Records

  • Genre Pop

  • Edition 2 Deluxe Edition
  • Artikelart Box set

  • EAN: 4000127157461

  • weight in Kg 2.4
Day, Doris - Secret Love (5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 1
01 It's So Laughable Doris Day
02 Something Wonderful Doris Day
03 We Kiss In A Shadow Doris Day
04 Very Good Advice Doris Day
05 Tell Me (Why Nights Are Lonely) Doris Day
06 Till We Meet Again Doris Day
07 Moonlight Baby Doris Day
08 My Life's Desire Doris Day
09 I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles (& JACK SMITH) Doris Day
10 Every Little Movement Doris Day
11 Love Ya (& JACK SMITH) Doris Day
12 Cuddle Up A Little Closer Doris Day
13 (Why Did I Tell You I Was Going To) Shanghai Doris Day
14 Lonesome And Sorry Doris Day
15 Ask Me (Because I'm So In Love) Doris Day
16 Kiss Me Goodbye, Love Doris Day
17 Got Him Off My Hands Doris Day
18 Baby Doll Doris Day
19 Oops Doris Day
20 If That Doesn't Do It Doris Day
21 Domino Doris Day
22 Makin' Whoopee (& DANNY THOMAS) Doris Day
23 It Had To Be You Doris Day
24 My Buddy Doris Day
25 The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else Doris Day
26 'Moonlight Bay' Interview Doris Day
Day, Doris - Secret Love (5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 2
01 I'll See You In My Dreams Doris Day
02 I Wish I Had A Girl Doris Day
03 Ain't We Got Fun (& DANNY THOMAS) Doris Day
04 Nobody's Sweetheart Doris Day
05 How Lovely Cooks The Meat (& FRANKIE LAINE) Doris Day
06 Sugar Bush (& FRANKIE LAINE) Doris Day
07 A Guy Is A Guy Doris Day
08 A Little Kiss Goodnight (& GUY MITCHELL) Doris Day
09 Gently Johnny (& GUY MITCHELL) Doris Day
10 Who Who Who Doris Day
11 Take Me In Your Arms Doris Day
12 Make It Soon Doris Day
13 My Love And Devotion Doris Day
14 It's Magic Doris Day
15 When I Fall In Love Doris Day
16 The Cherries Doris Day
17 April In Paris Doris Day
18 No Two People (& DONALD O'CONNOR) Doris Day
19 You Can't Lose Me (& DONALD O'CONNOR) Doris Day
20 I Know A Place Doris Day
21 That's What Makes Paris Paree Doris Day
22 I'm Gonna Ring The Bell Tonight Doris Day
23 The Second Star To The Right Doris Day
24 Your Mother And Mine Doris Day
Day, Doris - Secret Love (5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 3
01 Mister Tap Toe Doris Day
02 Ma Says, Pa Says (& JOHNNIE RAY) Doris Day
03 A Full Time Job (& JOHNNIE RAY) Doris Day
04 Beautiful Music To Love By Doris Day
05 You Have My Sympathy Doris Day
06 Let's Walk That-A-Way (& JOHNNIE RAY) Doris Day
07 Candy Lips (& JOHNNIE RAY) Doris Day
08 Be My Little Baby Bumble Bee Doris Day
09 King Chanticleer Doris Day
10 I'll Forget You Doris Day
11 If You Were The Only Girl In The World Doris Day
12 Your Eyes Have Told Me So Doris Day
13 Ain't We Got Fun Doris Day
14 Just One Girl Doris Day
15 By The Light Of The Silv'ry Moon Doris Day
16 Ain't We Got Fun (remake) Doris Day
17 When The Red, Red Robin Comes Bobbin' Along Doris Day
18 A Purple Cow Doris Day
19 Kiss Me Again, Stranger Doris Day
20 The Black Hills Of Dakota (quartet) Doris Day
21 'tis Harry I'm Planning To Marry (quartet) Doris Day
22 Just Blew In From The Windy City Doris Day
23 This Too Shall Pass Away Doris Day
24 A Woman's Touch Doris Day
25 Choo Choo Train Doris Day
26 Secret Love Doris Day
27 I Can Do Without You (& HOWARD KEEL) Doris Day
28 The Deadwood Stage Doris Day
29 'Secret Love' (interview) Doris Day
Day, Doris - Secret Love (5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 4
01 Love You Dearly Doris Day
02 Lost In Loveliness Doris Day
03 I Speak To The Stars Doris Day
04 What Every Girl Should Know Doris Day
05 The Blue Bells Of Broadway Doris Day
06 I Speak To The Stars Doris Day
07 Kay Muleta Doris Day
08 Anyone Can Fall In Love Doris Day
09 Jimmy Unknown Doris Day
10 Someone Else's Roses Doris Day
11 If I Give My Heart To You Doris Day
12 There's A Rising Moon (For Every Falling...) Doris Day
13 You My Love Doris Day
14 Hold Me In Your Arms Doris Day
15 Til My Love Comes To Me Doris Day
16 Ready, Willing And Able Doris Day
17 Two Hearts, Two Kisses (Make One Love) Doris Day
18 Foolishly Yours Doris Day
19 I'll Never Stop Loving You Doris Day
20 Love's Little Island (take 9) Doris Day
21 Ooh! Bang! Jiggily! Jang! Doris Day
22 Let It Ring Doris Day
23 I've Gotta Sing Away These Blues Doris Day
24 Live It Up Doris Day
25 I'm A Big Girl Now Doris Day
26 When I'm Happy Doris Day
27 Love's Little Island (take 11) Doris Day
Day, Doris - Secret Love (5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 5
01 It All Depends On You Doris Day
02 You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want To Do It) Doris Day
03 Stay On The Right Side, Sister Doris Day
04 Mean To Me Doris Day
05 Everybody Loves My Baby Doris Day
06 Sam, The Old Accordion Man Doris Day
07 Shaking The Blues Away Doris Day
08 Ten Cents A Dance Doris Day
09 I'll Never Stop Loving You Doris Day
10 Never Look Back Doris Day
11 At Sundown Doris Day
12 Love Me Or Leave Me Doris Day
13 Never Look Back (audition) Doris Day
14 Overture Doris Day
15 It All Depends On You Doris Day
16 You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want To Do It) Doris Day
17 Stay On The Right Side, Sister Doris Day
18 Everybody Loves My Baby Doris Day
19 Mean To Me Doris Day
20 Sam, The Old Accordion Man Doris Day
21 Shaking The Blues Away Doris Day
22 Ten Cents A Day Doris Day
23 I'll Never Stop Loving You Doris Day
24 Never Look Back Doris Day
25 At Sundown Doris Day
26 Love Me Or Leave Me/Finale Doris Day
27 Ten Cents A Dance (alt.) (short version) Doris Day
28 Love Me Or Leave Me (alt.) Doris Day
Doris Day April 3, 1922 – May 12, 2019 Doris Day radiated goodness. On the silver... more
"Doris Day"

Doris Day

April 3, 1922 – May 12, 2019

Doris Day radiated goodness. On the silver screen, she represented the woman every man wanted, or at least should have wanted—smart, sweet, and beautiful. In her later years, Day’s energies were largely channeled towards the welfare of the animals she loved. And before she became one of America’s most bankable film actresses, Day, who died on Monday, May 12 in 2019 at the age of 97, was a popular recording artist whose career commenced as a singer with several notable big bands.

 

Doris Kappelhoff was her maiden name. She was born in Cincinnati on April 3, 1922 and initially cultivated an interest in dance, but that was curtailed by a 1937 auto accident that injured her leg. During her extended period of healing, Doris began singing along with the big bands she heard on the radio, just for fun (Ella Fitzgerald was her favorite singer). Her mother encouraged her, hiring a music teacher, Grace Raine, for her sidelined daughter. Before long, the newly minted chanteuse was appearing on local radio and at a Chinese restaurant that featured live music.

 

Local bandleader Barney Rapp hired the newcomer to replace his pregnant wife as his orchestra’s ‘girl singer.’ Rapp changed her surname to Day, inspired by one of the numbers she sang, Day After Day. After Rapp, Day took similar singing posts with the big bands of Jimmy James, Bob Crosby, and Les Brown and His Band of Renown. The latter was where Day got her big break: she fronted Brown’s orchestra on a 1945 rendition of Sentimental Journeyfor Columbia that became a huge seller. It wasn’t her only trip to the winner’s circle with Brown’s outfit—she also scored with My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time(her second chart-topper),Till The End Of Time, and Aren’t You Glad You’re You?(several more hits with Brown transpired over the next couple of years). Since Brown was Bob Hope’s bandleader, there was plenty of radio exposure for the young vocalist.

 

Day segued into movies despite having no acting experience. Her first role came in director Michael Curtiz’s 1948 musical ‘Romance on the High Seas.’ Its soundtrack included Day’s first big solo seller, It’s Magic, the work of Jule Styne and Sammy Cahn (they had recommended her for her part in the film). A couple of months earlier, her duet with Buddy Clark, Love Somebody, had climbed to the peak of the pop hit parade. Day quickly developed into a major musical film star, lighting up the screen in ‘Tea For Two’ (1950), ‘On Moonlight Bay’ (1951), and the hugely popular ’51 release ‘I’ll See You In My Dreams,’ the film bio of songsmith Gus Kahn.

 

Day’s lengthy solo recording career at Columbia was filled with hits. Her biggest in 1949 was Again; Hoop-Dee-Doocracked the Top Ten the next year (it was but one of her seven chart entries in ‘50), and Day scored big in 1951 with Would I Love You (Love You, Love You)and Shanghai. Her eight ’52 hits included duets with Frankie Laine, Donald O’Connor, and Johnnie Ray and the solo #1 A Guy Is A Guy. 1953 brought seven more chart bows including two more duets with Ray. Day’s ’54 hit haul was led by her tender ballad Secret Love, a chart-topper not only at home, where she registered nine hits in all that year, but in Great Britain too. It hailed from her movie ‘Calamity Jane,’ where Day played the raucous title role.

 

‘Love Me Or Leave Me,’ Day’s starring turn in the dramatic 1955 bio  of singer Ruth Etting, proved that she could do more than dazzle in frothy musicals. Although the advent of rock and roll slowed Day’s constant assaults to the upper reaches of the pop hit parade somewhat, she had a mammoth seller in 1956 with the lilting Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be), from the Alfred Hitchcock-directed thriller ‘The Man Who Knew Too Much,’ where she co-starred with James Stewart (the song won an Oscar). A couple of years later, Day had her last major hit record with the delightful Everybody Loves A Lover, but by then her film career had taken precedence anyway.

 

Day’s movie career struck its apex with a series of romantic comedies where she was teamed with Rock Hudson: ‘Pillow Talk’ (1959), ‘Lover Come Back’ (1961), and ‘Send Me No Flowers’ (1964). Hudson wasn’t her only notable leading man during this period; she shared the screen with David Niven in ‘Please Don’t Eat The Daisies’ (1960), Cary Grant in ‘That Touch Of Mink’ (1962), and with James Garner in ‘The Thrill Of It All’ and ‘Move Over, Darling’ (both 1963). ‘The Glass Bottom Boat’ with Rod Taylor was Day’s last major film success in 1966.

 

Day starred in a self-named CBS-TV sitcom from 1968 to 1973. She was deeply involved in animal rescue organizations from the ‘70s on, founding the Doris Day Animal League in 1987 and the Doris Day Horse Rescue and Adoption Center in 2011. Her son, Terry Melcher, produced major hits by The Byrds and Paul Revere and The Raiders for Columbia and was a member of the surf music-oriented Rip Chords on their ’64 smash HeyLittle Cobra, which he co-produced (Melcher died in 2004).  
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Doris Mary Anne von Kappelhoff entered the world on April 3, 1924, in Evanston, a comfortable middle class suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio. Her first name was borrowed from her mother's favorite silent film actress, Doris Kenyon. Both of her parents were born in America to German immigrants, and she was their third and final child (one son, Richard, died at the age of two long before Doris was born.

 

The other boy, Paul, was three years her elder). Her father, Frederick Wilhelm von Kappelhoff (known as William), was a music teacher; church organist; and choral master with a pronounced affinity for classical music. Her mother, Alma Sophia Welz, was an earthy, gregarious woman with a predilection for hillbilly music and country and western tunes. Her parents' diverse musical tastes (neither of which exerted any lasting influence on young Doris) were symptomatic of a deeper rift between them, and they were divorced in 1936. Alma Sophia moved her children to the nearby suburb of College Hill, but retained her job in the Evanston Bakery, which helped to finance the dance lessons that Doris had pursued since kindergarten.

 

A disastrous "debut performance", during which her turn in a school minstrel show was abbreviated when she wet her pants, did nothing to deter the youngster's fascination with popular music in general and dancing in particular. She attended ballet school, learned to tap dance, and by the age of twelve had developed an act with a neighborhood boy named Jerry Doherty. In 1937 the duo won the five hundred dollar first prize in a local amateur contest.

 

It was decided to use this money to help finance a trip to Hollywood, where they might further develop their skills at the well known Fanchon & Marco dance school. The fledgling partnership was so buoyed by their four weeks of tutelage under the attentive eye of film choreographer Louis Da Pron that they decided, along with their mothers, to return to Cincinnati and gather their possessions for a permanent move to the West Coast.

 

On Friday the 13th, October, 1937, the night of a farewell party thrown by family friends, Doris was in the back seat of a car that collided with a train at a railroad crossing. Her right leg was shattered, the move to Hollywood was forgotten, and presumably Astaire & Rogers could breathe easier once again. It was during her lengthy recuperation, compounded by a fall that broke the knitting bones once again, that the events which turned Day into a singer were set in motion. "So you see, every 'break' is a good one!," she later noted wryly.

 

The long commute to school was unmanageable on her crutches, so Doris bided her time in the family's new apartment. It was upstairs from her Uncle Charley's tavern, and the music of the latest popular favorites from the juke box down below was constantly in the background. In her boredom she turned to the radio, which regularly featured remote broadcasts from the great dance bands of the era. She enjoyed Benny Goodman and the Dorseys and their ilk, though as she was later to note in her autobiography, "... the one radio voice I listened to above others belonged to Ella Fitzgerald.

 

There was a quality to her voice that fascinated me, and I'd sing along with her, trying to catch the subtle ways she shaded her voice, the casual yet clear way she sang the words." At this time Fitzgerald was singing with the band that brought her to stardom, Chick Webb and his Orchestra (together they enjoyed one of the most successful recordings of all time with A-Tisket, A-Tasket in 1938). Her influence on Day is very much in evidence on many of Doris's early recordings with the Les Brown band, as well as on the four small-group sides that open this collection.

 

In hopes that this newfound interest in singing might supplant dancing in her daughter's life, Day's mother brought her to vocal coach Grace Raine, the woman whom Doris today credits as the, "one person who had the greatest effect on the career that was in store for me. "Though not a vocalist herself, Raine was a gifted • teacher who impressed upon her young pupil the importance of sincerely feeling a song's lyrics, and communicating their meaning in an intimate, personal manner.

 

"The most important thing that Grace Raine told me," recalls Day, "was that when you sing, don't think of a big audience out there. Sing into someone's ear. A person. You're acting." Grace felt that Doris had so much potential that she was willing to accommodate her limited means and gave her three lessons a week for the price of one.

Raine was affiliated with Cincinnati radio station WLW, and to gauge how her protege might sound over the air, she arranged for her to appear on Carlin's Carnival, a local Saturday morning radio show that featured amateur talent. Doris performed Day After Day, the song that was to eventually provide her with...

 

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Secret Love

wiederum ein schönes aufgemachtes Set (Buch im LP-Format), 5 CD's und jede Menge Songs (teils auch im Duett mit anderen Künstler: Guy Mitchell) mit der einzigartigen Stimme/Talent: Doris Day.
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Tracklist
Day, Doris - Secret Love (5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 1
01 It's So Laughable
02 Something Wonderful
03 We Kiss In A Shadow
04 Very Good Advice
05 Tell Me (Why Nights Are Lonely)
06 Till We Meet Again
07 Moonlight Baby
08 My Life's Desire
09 I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles (& JACK SMITH)
10 Every Little Movement
11 Love Ya (& JACK SMITH)
12 Cuddle Up A Little Closer
13 (Why Did I Tell You I Was Going To) Shanghai
14 Lonesome And Sorry
15 Ask Me (Because I'm So In Love)
16 Kiss Me Goodbye, Love
17 Got Him Off My Hands
18 Baby Doll
19 Oops
20 If That Doesn't Do It
21 Domino
22 Makin' Whoopee (& DANNY THOMAS)
23 It Had To Be You
24 My Buddy
25 The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else
26 'Moonlight Bay' Interview
Day, Doris - Secret Love (5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 2
01 I'll See You In My Dreams
02 I Wish I Had A Girl
03 Ain't We Got Fun (& DANNY THOMAS)
04 Nobody's Sweetheart
05 How Lovely Cooks The Meat (& FRANKIE LAINE)
06 Sugar Bush (& FRANKIE LAINE)
07 A Guy Is A Guy
08 A Little Kiss Goodnight (& GUY MITCHELL)
09 Gently Johnny (& GUY MITCHELL)
10 Who Who Who
11 Take Me In Your Arms
12 Make It Soon
13 My Love And Devotion
14 It's Magic
15 When I Fall In Love
16 The Cherries
17 April In Paris
18 No Two People (& DONALD O'CONNOR)
19 You Can't Lose Me (& DONALD O'CONNOR)
20 I Know A Place
21 That's What Makes Paris Paree
22 I'm Gonna Ring The Bell Tonight
23 The Second Star To The Right
24 Your Mother And Mine
Day, Doris - Secret Love (5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 3
01 Mister Tap Toe
02 Ma Says, Pa Says (& JOHNNIE RAY)
03 A Full Time Job (& JOHNNIE RAY)
04 Beautiful Music To Love By
05 You Have My Sympathy
06 Let's Walk That-A-Way (& JOHNNIE RAY)
07 Candy Lips (& JOHNNIE RAY)
08 Be My Little Baby Bumble Bee
09 King Chanticleer
10 I'll Forget You
11 If You Were The Only Girl In The World
12 Your Eyes Have Told Me So
13 Ain't We Got Fun
14 Just One Girl
15 By The Light Of The Silv'ry Moon
16 Ain't We Got Fun (remake)
17 When The Red, Red Robin Comes Bobbin' Along
18 A Purple Cow
19 Kiss Me Again, Stranger
20 The Black Hills Of Dakota (quartet)
21 'tis Harry I'm Planning To Marry (quartet)
22 Just Blew In From The Windy City
23 This Too Shall Pass Away
24 A Woman's Touch
25 Choo Choo Train
26 Secret Love
27 I Can Do Without You (& HOWARD KEEL)
28 The Deadwood Stage
29 'Secret Love' (interview)
Day, Doris - Secret Love (5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 4
01 Love You Dearly
02 Lost In Loveliness
03 I Speak To The Stars
04 What Every Girl Should Know
05 The Blue Bells Of Broadway
06 I Speak To The Stars
07 Kay Muleta
08 Anyone Can Fall In Love
09 Jimmy Unknown
10 Someone Else's Roses
11 If I Give My Heart To You
12 There's A Rising Moon (For Every Falling...)
13 You My Love
14 Hold Me In Your Arms
15 Til My Love Comes To Me
16 Ready, Willing And Able
17 Two Hearts, Two Kisses (Make One Love)
18 Foolishly Yours
19 I'll Never Stop Loving You
20 Love's Little Island (take 9)
21 Ooh! Bang! Jiggily! Jang!
22 Let It Ring
23 I've Gotta Sing Away These Blues
24 Live It Up
25 I'm A Big Girl Now
26 When I'm Happy
27 Love's Little Island (take 11)
Day, Doris - Secret Love (5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 5
01 It All Depends On You
02 You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want To Do It)
03 Stay On The Right Side, Sister
04 Mean To Me
05 Everybody Loves My Baby
06 Sam, The Old Accordion Man
07 Shaking The Blues Away
08 Ten Cents A Dance
09 I'll Never Stop Loving You
10 Never Look Back
11 At Sundown
12 Love Me Or Leave Me
13 Never Look Back (audition)
14 Overture
15 It All Depends On You
16 You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want To Do It)
17 Stay On The Right Side, Sister
18 Everybody Loves My Baby
19 Mean To Me
20 Sam, The Old Accordion Man
21 Shaking The Blues Away
22 Ten Cents A Day
23 I'll Never Stop Loving You
24 Never Look Back
25 At Sundown
26 Love Me Or Leave Me/Finale
27 Ten Cents A Dance (alt.) (short version)
28 Love Me Or Leave Me (alt.)