Artist: Johnny Mathis

Title: You Light Up My Life / That's What Friends Are For (With Deniece Williams) / The Best Days Of My Life / Mathis Magic

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Format: CD

Release Date: 2021

Label: Bgo - Beat Goes on

UPC: 5017261214508

Genre: Easy Listening

Album Tracks

DISC 1:
1. You Light Up My Life
2. Emotion (Duet with Deniece Williams)
3. All I Ever Need
4. Where or When
5. If You Believe (From the Musical "The Wiz")
6. Too Much, Too Little, Too Late (Duet with Deniece Williams)
7. How Deep Is Your Love
8. Till Love Touches Your Life
9. I Wrote a Symphony on My Guitar
10. It Was Almost Like a Song
11. You're All I Need to Get By
12. Until You Come Back to Me (That's What I'm Gonna Do)
13. You're a Special Part of My Life
14. Ready or Not
15. Me for You, You for Me
16. Your Precious Love
17. Just the Way You Are
18. That's What Friends Are for
19. I Just Can't Get Over You
20. Touching Me with Love
21. Comme CI Comme Ca
22. Without Us
23. So Deep in Love

DISC 2:
1. Would You Like to Spend the Night with Me
2. As Time Goes By
3. The Best Days of My Life
4. Gone, Gone, Gone
5. The Bottom Line
6. The Last Time I Felt Like This (Duet with Jane Olivor)
7. Begin the Beguine
8. How Can I Make It on My Own
9. There You Are
10. We're in Love
11. I Never Said I Love You
12. No One But the One You Love
13. Night and Day
14. Love
15. My Body Keeps Changing My Mind
16. New York State of Mind
17. She Believes in Me
18. That Old Black Magic
19. You Saved My Life
20. To the Ends of the Earth
21. Heart, Soul, Body and Mind

Four Columbia albums from 1978 and 1979. 'You Light Up My Life' was a Top Ten album in the US and UK, with the single 'Too Much, Too Little, Too Late' a No. 1 in the States and a Top 3 hit in the UK Singles chart. Mathis has had a long and distinguished career, winning and earning every award along the way. Johnny Mathis is still very active, with a forthcoming '65 Years Of Romance' US Tour starting in April and a new duet with Freda Payne released in December. Digitally remastered and slipcased, and with extensive new notes by Charles Waring