Artist	Song
Johnny Mathis	Chances Are
from Love Songs (1988)
Johnny Mathis	A Certain Smile
from Gold (A 50th Anniversary Celebration) (2006)
Johnny Mathis & Deniece Williams	Too Much, Too Little, Too Late
from Better Together - The Duet Album (1991)
Ray Conniff & Johnny Mathis	The Twelfth Of Never
from Ray Conniff presents Various Artists, Vol.8 (1957)
Johnny Mathis	Misty
from The Essential Johnny Mathis (2004)
Johnny Mathis	The Sweetheart Tree
from Johnny Mathis: The Ultimate Hits Collection (1998)
Johnny Mathis	Maria
from Gold (A 50th Anniversary Celebration) (2006)
Johnny Mathis	Wonderful! Wonderful!
from Gold (A 50th Anniversary Celebration) (2006)
Johnny Mathis	It's Not for Me to Say
from Gold (A 50th Anniversary Celebration) (2006)
Johnny Mathis	Wild Is the Wind
from The Essential Johnny Mathis (2004)
Johnny Mathis	Life Is a Song Worth Singing
from 16 Most Requested Songs - Encore! (1994)
Johnny Mathis	My Funny Valentine
from Open Fire, Two Guitars (1994)
Johnny Mathis	Begin the Beguine
from The Essential Johnny Mathis (2004)
Johnny Mathis	Brazil (Aquarela do Brasil)
from Johnny Mathis: The Ultimate Hits Collection (1998)
Johnny Mathis	Teacher, Teacher
from 16 Most Requested Songs - Encore! (1994)
Johnny Mathis	When Sunny Gets Blue
from The Essential Johnny Mathis (2004)
Johnny Mathis	Sleigh Ride
from Merry Christmas (1984)
Johnny Mathis	99 Miles from L.A.
from The Essential Johnny Mathis (2004)
Johnny Mathis	Small World
from More - Johnny's Greatest Hists (1989)
Johnny Mathis	Gina
from The Essential Johnny Mathis (2004)
Johnny Mathis	I'm Coming Home
from The Essential Johnny Mathis (2004)
Johnny Mathis	What Will My Mary Say
from The Essential Johnny Mathis (2004)
Johnny Mathis	(Where Do I Begin) Love Story
from Johnny Mathis: Love Songs (2003)
Johnny Mathis	Friends In Love (Duet With Dionne Warwick)
from Friends In Love (2008)
Johnny Mathis	No Love (But Your Love)
from The Essential Johnny Mathis (2004)

Comment:

The iconic Johnny Mathis, the son of San Francisco domestic workers, was born the same year as Elvis Presley, and he's still going strong on the tour circuit today. Think about that for a moment. And here's another unbelievable stat: his 1958 [i]Johnny's Greatest Hits[/i] (including "Chances Are") spent more than nine years on the [i]Billboard[/i] charts.

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