Joel's "New York State of Mind" first appeared on his 1976 album Turnstiles. "She Believes in Me" by Kenny Rogers received Gold certification from the Recording Industry Association of America after reaching number five on the Billboard Hot 100 and spending two weeks at number one on the magazine's Adult Contemporary and Country charts. Glenn Miller & His Orchestra's version of "That Old Black Magic", which featured Skip Nelson and The Modernaires on vocal, enjoyed a week at number one in 1943, and Nat King Cole made it to number 25 pop with "To the Ends of the Earth" in 1956. Personnel From the liner notes for the original album: Johnny Mathis – vocals Stephanie Lawrence – vocals ("You Saved My Life"), vocal harmony ("No One but the One You Love") Jack Gold – producer Gene Page – arranger, conductor Dick Bogert – engineer Jo-Anne Steinberg – production coordinator David Vance – photographer Michael Boddicker – synthesizer ("Night and Day", "To the Ends of the Earth") Eddie Bongo – congas ("Night and Day", "That Old Black Magic", "To the Ends of the Earth") Oscar Brashear – flugelhorn ("New York State of Mind") Terry Harrington – tenor saxophone ("That Old Black Magic") Paul Smith – piano ("New York State of Mind") References Bibliography 1979 albums Johnny Mathis albums Albums arranged by Gene Page Columbia Records albums Albums recorded at A&M Studios