Sure
Help Me
On the Street Where You Live
We All Need Love
To Love Again (based On Chopin E-flat Nocturne)
I Cried for You (Now It's Your Turn to Cry Over Me)
War and Peace
Speak, My Love
One Little Boy
When My Love Smiles (rien Ne Pourra Changer)
Long Before I Knew You
You Stepped Out of a Dream
Do I Love You (Because You're Beautiful)
The Legend Of The Bells
An Affair to Remember
In The Eyes Of The World
Good Nite
Silence Is Golden
Junior Miss
I Can't Close the Book
The Gift of Love
Unafraid
Gigi
Life Does A Man A Favor
The Only Man On The Island
A Toujours (till Always)
Forever New
Ooooh, My Love
Separate Tables
We Kiss in a Shadow
Penny Serenade
Save A Kiss
A New Romance In Old Roma
My Heart Has Many Dreams
On A Sunday Afternoon
The Night Has A Thousand Eyes
Very Warm
Your Smile
Christine
Never Will I Mary
Never Like This
What Fools We Mortals Be
If Ever I Would Leave You
I'll Be Your Lover
Adrift On A Star
The Pleasure Of Her Company
Theme From "By Love Possessed"
If It's The Last Thing I Do
Most popular songs of Vic Damone
Gigi
1960 • On The Swingin' Side
War and Peace
1960 • On The Swingin' Side
Serenade in Blue
1959 • This Game Of Love
But Beautiful
1959 • This Game Of Love
Maria
1964 • On The Street Where You Live
I Have But One Heart
1957 • Yours For A Song
Again
1957 • Yours For A Song
On the Street Where You Live
1960 • On The Swingin' Side
Bouquet of Roses
1965 • Country Love Songs
Faded Love
1965 • Country Love Songs
It's a Lonesome Old Town
1959 • This Game Of Love
Ain't Misbehavin'
1959 • This Game Of Love
Trivia about the album The Complete Columbia Singles Collection by Vic Damone
- In what year was the album “The Complete Columbia Singles Collection” released by Vic Damone?
- The album “The Complete Columbia Singles Collection” was released in 2001 by Vic Damone, featuring 48 tracks.
- What is the most successful song from the album “The Complete Columbia Singles Collection” by Vic Damone?
- “On the Street Where You Live” is the biggest hit from the album “The Complete Columbia Singles Collection” by Vic Damone.