This 1962 Columbia release features Jerry Vale reinterpreting traditional Italian popular songs, sung entirely in Italian. It marked a move to re-record material he had previously performed live in concert.
- The album was recorded at Columbia's 30th Street Studio in New York City with producer George Avakian.
- "I Have But One Heart" reached number 104 on the Billboard 200 chart in 1962.
- The album's title track is a popular Neapolitan song, with lyrics by Aldo Fio and music by Albert Shroeder.
Jerry Vale was an American singer known for his romantic singing style, blending pop, jazz, and traditional Italian-American music. At the time of "I Have But One Heart," he was a seasoned vocalist who had already achieved significant chart success with singles and albums.
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