Artist	Song
Doris Day	The Very Thought of You
from Golden Girl (The Columbia Recordings 1944-1966) (1999)
Les Brown	You Won't Be Satisfied Until You Break My Heart
from Best of the Big Bands (1990)
Doris Day	When I Fall In Love
from Gold (2008)
Doris Day	The Black Hills of Dakota (From "Calamity Jane")
from The Ultimate Collection, Vol. 1 (2009)
Doris Day	Ten Cents a Dance
from Young At Heart / Love Me or Leave Me (2007)
Doris Day	For All We Know
from The Love Album (2006)
Johnnie Ray	Candy Lips
from Johnnie's Coming Home (2007)
Doris Day	I Had the Craziest Dream
from Hooray for Hollywood, Vol. 1 (1988)
Doris Day	Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries
from The Love Album (2006)
Doris Day	There Once Was a Man
from Golden Girl (The Columbia Recordings 1944-1966) (1999)
Doris Day	In the Still of the Night
from Hooray for Hollywood, Vol. 1 (1988)
Doris Day	Till the End of Time
from 16 Most Requested Songs - Encore! (1993)
Doris Day	With a Song In My Heart
from A Day At the Movies (1988)
Doris Day & Harry James	I May Be Wrong (But I Think You're Wonderful)
from Young Man With a Horn (1999)
Doris Day	The Way You Look Tonight
from Hooray for Hollywood, Vol. 1 (1988)
Doris Day	Sleepy Lagoon
from The Love Album (2006)
Les Brown	Day By Day
from Les Brown and His Great Vocalists (1995)
Doris Day	Let's Walk That a Way
from Gold (2008)
Les Brown	I Guess I'll Have to Dream the Rest
from Les Brown and His Great Vocalists (1995)
Doris Day	Wonderful One
from The Love Album (2006)
Doris Day & Harry James	Would I Love You
from Young Man With a Horn (1999)
Doris Day	Here Comes Santa Claus (Down Santa Claus Lane)
from Personal Christmas Collection (1994)

Comment:

The big band/World War II era really put Day on the map: even though she was still a teenager, her voice made her sound older, in a sultry kind of way. After working with Barney Rapp (the man who suggested stage name Doris Day as a replacement for her birth name, Doris von Kappelhoff) she landed her first major gig in 1939 fronting the band led by Bob Crosby (brother of Bing), but caught the wider public's attention with Les Brown's outfit, thanks to knockout cuts like "You Won't Be Satisfied Until You Break My Heart."

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