I found this album in my stash the other day. I decided I'd process it to digital and put it on a CD. The album "Greatest American Waltzes" on MGM, SE-4145, circa 1963. The title is a bit misleading. This album was recorded in Nashville, with Bill McElhiney leading the band and with the Jordainaires providing background vocals. There is some Floyd Cramer piano evident. There may be waltz words to the songs, but the flavor is pure Nashville. Bill McElhiney was the in-house bandleader for RCA. Connie Francis was 26 when she recorded this album, and was absolutely on top of her form. Her sweet, rangy voice still puts a lump in my throat. "Three O'clock In The Morning", "Melody Of Love", "Fascination", "I'll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time" and the "Anniversary Waltz" are some of the standouts, although there is nary a bad note on the album. The record and album are in very good condition I would say. Connie Francis is an artist who never recorded a bad note. She outdid herself on this one.