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| Various Artists |
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| Peggy Lee: Always True To You In My Fashion; Liza Minnelli: Looking At You; John Raitt: So In Love; more by Dinah Shore, others. |
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| 1 All of You - Ross, Annie |
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| 2 Always True to You in My Fashion - Lee, Peggy [1] |
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| 3 Anything Goes - Basie, Count |
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| 4 Begin the Beguine - MacRae, Gordon |
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| 5 Blow, Gabriel, Blow - Tilton, Martha |
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| 6 Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye - Christy, June |
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| 7 From Now On - Lee, Peggy [1] |
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| 8 I Get a Kick out of You - Kenton, Stan |
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| 9 I Happen to Like New York - Garland, Judy |
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| 10 In the Still of the Night - OConnell, Helen |
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| 11 It's All Right with Me - Norvo, Red |
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| 12 I've Got You Under My Skin - Smith, Keely |
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| 13 Just One of Those Things - Cole, Nat King |
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| 14 Looking at You - Minnelli, Liza |
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| 15 Miss Otis Regrets - Faye, Frances |
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| 16 So in Love - Raitt, John |
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| 17 True Love - Riddle, Nelson |
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| 18 What Is This Thing Called Love? - Smith, Keely |
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| 19 Why Shouldn't I? - Whiting, Margaret |
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| 20 Wunderbar - Stafford, Jo |
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| 21 You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To - Wilson, Nancy [1] |
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| 22 You're the Top - Kenton, Stan |
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| 23 Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love) - May, Billy |
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| 24 Get out of Town - May, Billy |
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| 25 You Do Something to Me - Andrews Sisters |
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Album Review
As far as all-star Cole Porter compilations go, "Capitol Sings Cole Porter: Anything Goes" is recommended as an entertaining sampler of 25 titles performed by some of the label's biggest stars. These include, on the hip end of the spectrum, Nat King Cole, Nancy Wilson, Frances Faye, Jo Stafford and Annie Ross, a disarming vocalist who collaborates warmly with baritone saxophonist Gerry Mulligan. Peggy Lee is heard with George Shearing, Keely Smith with Louis Prima, Dinah shore with Red Norvo, Tony Bennett with Count Basie and Chris Connor and June Christy with Stan Kenton. Pop singers heard on this collection include Judy Garland, Liza Minnelli, Margaret Whiting, Dean Martin, Gordon MacRae and the Andrews Sisters. This mini-survey of great moments in mid-20th century pop culture is suitable for casual listening (and optional sing-along) while cleaning house, preparing food, shampooing the cat or operating heavy machinery during rush hour. ~ arwulf arwulf, All Music Guide
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