Title: The best tracks from Tony's best years
Product review: Tony Martin was already an established (if slightly tarnished) star when he came to RCA in 1947; yet the records he made for RCA from 1947-56 would be the best and most enduring work of his career. This album sums up his RCA years quite nicely, from cutesy novelties ("I Said My Pajamas," "A Penny A Kiss") to the near-operatic blazers that became his trademark ("There's No Tomorrow," "Here," "Walk Hand In Hand"). Any look at Tony Martin's recording career should begin here.
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