If I Had You
I’ll String Along With You
Dancing With Tears in My Eyes
All I Do Is Dream of You
Adeline
Judy
A Little Love Song
Say When
Shout For Happiness
Everything’s Been Done Before
Time on My Hands
My Melancholy Baby
I Can’t Do Without You
I've Got You Under My Skin
Got A Date With An Angel
Easy to Love
Who Do You Love?
Now
There’s A Time And Place For Everything
Smile When You Say Goodbye
Sweet and Lovely
You're a Sweetheart
I Heard
Mama, I Wanna Make Rhythm
You're My Everything
My Heart Is Taking Lessons
Happy-Go-Lucky You
On The Sentimental Side
The Old Man Of The Mountain
Heart And Soul
My Woman
Penny Serenade
Love is the Sweetest Thing
Two Sleepy People
Looking On The Bright Side
You’re A Sweet Little Headache
You Must Believe Me
South Of The Border
The Moment I Saw You
Over the Rainbow
Love Locked Out
It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow
It’s Psychological
When You Wish Upon a Star
The Very Thought of You
Walkin’ Through Mockin’ Bird Lane
You Oughta Be in Pictures
Blow, Blow Thou Winter Wind
I Love You Truly
It Was A Lover And His Lass
You're My Thrill
Only For Ever
Most popular songs of Al Bowlly
You're a Sweetheart
2005 • The Al Bowlly Story
Dancing With Tears in My Eyes
2005 • The Al Bowlly Story
You're My Everything
2005 • The Al Bowlly Story
The Very Thought of You
Al Bowlly With Ray Noble
Can't We Talk It Over?
2010 • By The Fireside
Top Hat, White Tie and Tails
2010 • Sing As We Go The Best Of Al Bowlly
Close Your Eyes
2008 • 25 Classic Songs
Lover, Come Back to Me
Over the Rainbow
2005 • The Al Bowlly Story
Dinah
2005 • Goodnight Sweetheart
Guilty
2008 • 25 Classic Songs
20th Century Blues
2010 • Wanderer
Trivia about the album The Essential Collection by Al Bowlly
- In what year was the album “The Essential Collection” released by Al Bowlly?
- The album “The Essential Collection” was released in 2007 by Al Bowlly, featuring 52 tracks.
- What is the most successful song from the album “The Essential Collection” by Al Bowlly?
- “Dancing With Tears in My Eyes” is the biggest hit from the album “The Essential Collection” by Al Bowlly.