From his 1958 album "Mood to be Wooed".

Features Song Lyrics for Sammy Davis J. s In a Good Mood album.

The discography for American jazz singer Sammy Davis Jr. Davis recorded extensively throughout his career and most recordings remain in the catalogs as various reissues. 1955 Starring Sammy Davis Jr. 1955 Just for Lovers. 1956 Here's Lookin' at You. 1957 Sammy Swings. 1957 It's All Over but the Swingin'. 1957 Boy Meets Girl (with Carmen McRae). 1958 Mood to Be Wooed and Then Some!

Discover all of this album's music connections, watch videos, listen to music, discuss and download. Deep in a Dream by Sammy Davis Jr. and Mundell Lowe. is a cover of. Deep in a Dream by Bob Crosby and His Orchestra and Marion Mann (1938).

Sammy Davis, Jr. is so low-keyed in his performance on this album, it will come as a total shock to those who only know the singer for his searingly energetic '60s and early-'70s performances on record and stage.

Artist: Sammy Davis, Jr. Album: Mood To Be Wooed. Mood To Be Wooed: Best 2 songs. Sammy Davis, Jr. - Deep In A Dream 04:05. - Why Shouldn't I 04:06. Sammy Davis, J. best 2 tracks. - Mr. Wonderful Mr. Wonderful, 1956 03:06. - Eee-O Eleven (From "Casino") Martin Scorsese - Music from His Movies, Vol. 4, 2014 02:48.

1958 studio album by Sammy Davis, Jr. Mood to Be Wooed. Studio album by. Released.

Mood to Be Wooed - What Is There to Say, Why Shouldn't I, Love Me and 24 more tracks from this album here for free. More albums by this artist. Count: 24. Views: 0. Mood to Be Wooed tracks. What Is There to Say.

Decca re-released Mood To Be Wooed seven years after its initial release, re-titled as Try a Little Tenderness.