I love this album for many reasons. It is in TRUE Stereo. I love the sound of the separated tracks, and more than anything I miss 3 way speakers. What is wrong with this generation of music lovers? You miss so much when all you want is a BOOM,  BOOM, and you miss the high crisp sounds of a tweeter. Who gave anyone the right to stop making 3 way speakers?
 

My favorite cut on the LP is "Anna" I have not one clue what the woman is saying, but it sure puts me a good mood. It is a song you can't help but, sing, dance or feel happy when you hear it. Her interpretation is awesome.

"Love me Tender" is so well done, can you imagine a duet with Connie and Elvis? The REAL "King and Queen of Rock & Roll"

IF you do not have this album, please click the link below at places that still have the intelligence to sell Connie Francis music.

I hope you enjoy the few clips I have selected and if you do not have this album,
try to locate it.

Track Listings

1. Never On Sunday

2. Young At Heart

3. Around The World

 4. High Noon

5. April Love

6. Song From Moulin Rouge (Where Is Your Heart)

7. Three Coins In The Fountain

8. Tammy

9. Anna

10. Moonglow And Picnic

11. Love Me Tender

12. Love Is A Many Splendored Thing

Connie Francis sings
"NEVER ON SUNDAY"
and  other title songs from
Motion Pictures
PEG037 1996

Enjoy Connie singing

Never on Sunday

once this selection is done
you may click on the linked
songs on the left and enjoy
more from this great album.

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"Brother can you spare a dime" sung by Connie Francis