Whatcha Know Joe: The Best of the Dorsey Years (1999)

About this title: The Pied Pipers' tenure with Tommy Dorsey's swing band is fondly recalled on Whatcha Know Joe, an excellent 21-track compilation capturing the group's biggest war-era hits. Although Jo Stafford is spotlighted on songs including "Embraceable You" and "The Night We Called It a Day," even more noteworthy are four tracks featuring Frank Sinatra ("Dolores," "I'll Take Tallulah," "You Might Have Belonged to Another" and "Let's Get Away from It All," the latter two duets with Connie Haines). Raymond McKinney, All Music Guide

Tracks:

1. What'cha Know Joe? [Young]
2. Sweet Potato Piper [Burke/Monaco]
3. (What Can I Say) After I Say I'm Sorry? [Donaldson/Lyman]
4. Charming Little Faker [Burke/Keene/Bean/Ma]
5. Dolores [Loesser/Alter]
6. Friendship [Porter]
7. Isn't That Just Like Love? [Burke/VanHeusen]
8. My! My! [Loesser/McHugh]
9. Funny Little Pedro [Arden/Charles/Lowe]
10. You Might Have Belonged to Another [West/Harmon]
11. Nine Old Men [Adair/Dennis]
12. Embraceable You [Gershwin/Gershwin]
13. I Love It So [Adair/Dennis]
14. Winter Weather [Shapiro]
15. Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses [Cook/Openshaw]
16. Free for All [Adair/Dennis]
17. The Night We Called It a Day [Adair/Dennis]
18. You Say the Sweetest Things, Baby [Gordon/Warren]
19. I'll Take Tallulah [Harburg/Lane]
20. You've Got Me This Way [Mercer/McHugh]
21. Let's Get Away from It All [Adair/Dennis]

Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.