| 1 | I'll Be There - With Percy Faith & His Orchestra |
| 2 | I Kiss Your Hand, Madame - With Percy Faith & His Orchestra |
| 3 | All The Livelong Day - With Paul Weston & His Orchestra |
| 4 | Hey, Garcon! - With Orchestra & Chorus Directed by Norman Luboff |
| 5 | Frou-Frou - With Mitch Miller & His Orchestra & Chorus |
| 6 | Sail! Sail! Sail! - With Mitch Miller & His Orchestra & Chorus |
| 7 | Much Too Young To Die - With Mitch Miller & His Orchestra |
| 8 | A Girl With A Figure Like An Hour-Glass - With Mitch Miller & His Orchestra |
| 9 | The Story Of Tina - With Percy Faith & His Orchestra |
| 10 | Do You Remember Me? - With Percy Faith & His Orchestra |
| 11 | Five Cups Of Coffee (Five Cups Of Tea) - With Orchestra & Chorus Directed by Jimmy Carroll |
| 12 | Hot-Cha-Cha - With Orchestra & Chorus Directed by Jimmy Carroll |
| 13 | I Never Has Seen Snow - With Orchestra & Chorus Directed by Jimmy Carroll |
| 14 | You'll Get Yours, Baby (Previously Unreleased) |
| 15 | That's Hot-Cha-Cha With Me! - With Xavier Cugat |
| 16 | Sweet And Gentle (Me Lo Dijo Adela) - With Xavier Cugat |
| 17 | (I Couldn't Get The Hang Of) The Merengue - With Ray Conniff & His Orchestra |
| 18 | Handful Of Dreams (Theme From "Man With The Gun") - With Jimmy Carroll & His Orchestra & Chorus |
| 19 | Call Out The Engines - With Jimmy Carroll & His Orchestra & Chorus |
| 20 | Ginny - With Percy Faith & His Orchestra |
| 21 | Joey, Joey, Joey - With Percy Faith & His Orchestra |
| 22 | Prunes - With Rita Farrell & Bob Mersey's Orchestra |
| 23 | We Ain't Goin' Nowhere (Who's Got The Suitcase, Money, Baby, Roadmap?) - With Rita Farrell & Bob Mersey's Orchestra |
Although primarily known for his daytime talk show and as the creator of two of the most successful game shows in TV history - "Jeopardy" and "Wheel Of Fortune" - Merv Griffin was also a well-known actor ("So This Is Love," "The Boy From Oklahoma" and "Phantom Of The Rue Morgue") and vocalist (he was, in fact, the vocalist on the 1950 million-seller "I've Got A Lovely Bunch Of Cocoanuts.") This collection, for the first time ever, features Merv Griffin's entire Columbia output (he released 12 singles on the label) plus one previously unreleased track.
