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Doris Day - It Might As Well Be Spring

There is such a wealth of Doris Day music to choose from - it's rather amazing. The number of songs she recorded has been quoted from 600 to 1100. I have it on very good authority from a friend, Peter, that the number is around 922. He's spent a lot of time researching this and I think he knows ! I've collected photo's of albums, 45's and now CD's that have been released worldwide. For Columbia she recorded 28 solo albums, several compilations and countless singles. Doris recorded It Might As Well Be Spring on Oct. 22, 1957. You're My Thrill - Aug. 1, 1949 Young Man With A Horn - March 13,1950 Tea For Two - Sept 4, 1950 Lullaby of Broadway - March 5, 1951 On Moonlight Bay - April 2, 1951 I'll See You In My Dreams - Dec. 14, 1951 By The Light Of The Silvery Moon - March 13, 1951 Calamity Jane - Nov. 19, 1953 Young At Heart - Nov. 1, 1954 Love Me Or Leave Me - May 2, 1955 Day In Hollywood - Oct. 10, 1955 Day By Day - Dec. 17, 1956 The Pajama Game - Aug 12, 1957 Day By Night - Nov. 11, 1957 Hooray For Hollywood - 2 releases - double album Oct. 20, 1958 as 2 volumes Jan. 1, 1959 Doris Day's Greatest Hits - Nov. 3, 1958 Cuttin' Capers - March 0, 1959 Listen To Day 1959 What Every Girl Should Know - March 21, 1960 Showtime - July 11, 1960 Bright and Shiny - March 20, 1961 Wonderful Day 1961 I Have Dreamed - Aug 14, 1961 Duet - Feb. 22, 1962 You'll Never Walk Alone - Sept. 17, 1962 Jumbo - Nov. 12, 1962 Annie Get Your Gun - with Robert Goulet - Feb. 11- 1963 Love Him ! - Dec. 16, 1963 The Doris Day Christmas Album - Sept. 14, 1964 With A Smile and a Song - Oct. 19, 1964 Latin For Lovers - March 22, 1965 Doris Day's Sentimental Journey - July 12, 1965 Doris Day Sings Her Great Movie Hits - Aug. 15, 1966 Love Album - recorded May and June 1967 the recordings were lost - found by her son Terry released in 1994 in the UK and 2006 in the US