Vito Farinola (1928-2018), as “Vic Damone”, stands alongside his idols Frank Sinatra and Perry Como as one of the very best of that golden era of Italian-American crooners of the the 40s and 50s. Retrospective’s tribute follows his death this year at the age of 89 after a career of over half a century. Our survey covers the years of his rich heyday from 1947-1958 – from the two big hits that came out of his debut recording session (I Have but One Heart and You Do), through all his other major successes (Again, Just Say I Love Her, Ebb Tide, An Affair to Remember and so on) to his UK chart-topping On the Street Where You Live. His effortless, velvet-smooth high baritone is ideal for these romantic songs, many of them bringing a touch of Italian sunshine (and, on occasions, Italian lyrics), such as his US No.1 You’re Breaking My Heart. As Frank Sinatra famously said: “Vic has the best pipes in the business.”

Tracklisting:
1. On the Street Where You Live
2. I Have but One Heart
3. Ivy
4. Angela Mia
5. You Do
6. Come Back to Sorrento
7. Music from Beyond the Moon
8. Again
9. You’re Breaking My Heart
10. My Bolero
11. In the Still of the Night
12. Diane
13. Vagabond Shoes
14. Tzena, Tzena, Tzena
15. Just Say I Love Her
16. The Night is Young and You’re So Beautiful
17. My Heart Cries for You
18. Music by the Angels
19. My Truly, Truly Fair
20. Here in My Heart
21. Sugar, that Sugar Baby of Mine
22. The Breeze and I
23. April in Portugal
24. Eternally
25. Ebb Tide
26. An Affair to Remember
27. The Only Man in the Island