His voice is so rich, creamy, and WARM! I love it! I'm 14, I collect records, and I found this album a few days ago. I have another Andy Williams one, and I LOVE both! Why can't celebrities look like him or Frank Sinatra nowadays?! They certainly sound like neither! 5 stars! Love love love!

Wonderful memories of my Mother playing your original albums. Andy your voice was like an angel flowing thru our house & filling it with love. Now U are singing in heaven with the angels live to my Mom ---

You were a great singer and performer. Music will live on!

One of my all time favorite songs & performer. Rest in Peace Andy Williams. Jasmine Montaque Acworth, GA

I own two of the original 1962 Columbia lp's;it has been one of my favorites in my collection over the years despite the fact that it was first recorded in monaural sound. Of course,all the numbers I downloaded from iTunes are in beautiful,rich stereophonics. What a collection of wonderful ballads,five of which were Academy Award-winning songs...Three Coins in the Fountain from that same titled movie,Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing from the same title,Never on Sunday from the same title,It Might As Well Be Spring from "State Fair",and Moon River from "Breakfast at Tiffany's." Numbers from "West Side Story" and "Casablanca" are here as well. And what a voice Andy Williams has...rich,warm,and intimate. It's amazing how well he holds a note in these ballads. No wonder this is my favorite genre of song.

The most freakin' beautiful voice...EVER.