Best Of Santo & Johnny CD Canada

Best Of Santo & Johnny Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Pop CDs, Easy Listening, Oldies, 60's, Rock, Greatest Hits Collections
Label	Stardust
Orig Year	1997
All Time Sales Rank	5572
CD Universe Part number	1806742
Catalog number	1027
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 04, 1997
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	56 minutes
Personnel	Santo Anthony
Additional Info	Canada

Best Of Santo & Johnny Songs

1.	Sleepwalk
2.	All Night Diner
3.	Tear Drop	$0.99
4.	Caravan
5.	Summertime
6.	Lazy Day
7.	Anna
8.	Twistin' Bells
9.	Bulls-Eye
10.	Hop Scotch
11.	Theme from Come September
12.	I'll Remember (In the Still of the Night)
13.	Thousand Miles Away, A
14.	Over the Rainbow
15.	Crying in the Chapel
16.	Venus
17.	School Days
18.	You Belong to Me
19.	Deep Purple
20.	Blue Moon
21.	Dream Lover
22.	Save the Last Dance for Me
23.	Canadian Sunset
24.	Tenderly

Best Of Santo & Johnny Music Review

Average Rating: (4.6 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

4 stars Santo and Johnny
This was like listening to them 40 years ago in Chicago.
Submitted by jmassimiani (Spokane Valley, WA, USA)
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5 stars Replacement album
I am delighted to have finally to be able to replace my long lost, wornout album. Ever song is a delight to listen to. Their sound is enchanting and relaxing. I would put it on my record player and fall to sleep easily on those restless nights.
Submitted by sassycorners (Arizona)
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5 stars Finally got one of my favorites
Tickled pink! Really delighted I found this CD. A great buy for me.
Submitted by jjones2895 (Fremont, Oh.)
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5 stars A Rare Find For Nostalgia!
I bought this for a friend who had been searching for this particular song by these two artists. Her search had been lengthy and was she thrilled to know it was available here. The song, 'Sleep Walking', had been her goal and here it was! I fell in love with it and did recognize it from a number of years ago. The smooth playing of guitar through out this CD brought many nostalgic feelings of other songs such as Tenderly. Their ability to blend sounds with each number performed is remarkable. Whether for just listening or dancing it proves to be great.
Submitted by Ableconpnj (Arvada, CO)
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4 stars Excellent CD!!!
As much as I loved Sleep Walk, Tear Drop and In The Still of the Night the "boys" outdid themselves with Lazy Day, another they wrote themselves. If these 4 songs were the only songs on the CD it would be worth the price. But there are 20 more to go with them.
Submitted by downeast (Saginaw, MI)
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