Singer Elaine Delmar's 1968 CBS album Sneakin' Up On You. Elaine, who is long-established as one of Britain's finest singers of jazz and popular music, performs a wide variety of material on this beautiful album ranging from modern popular songs to jazz and bossa novas, as well as some of the less well-known songs from musicals and shows. Among the delights on offer are the slow-burning, funky big band grooves of Sneakin' Up On You, the lush bossa nova rhythms of Jobim's Come for a Dream and Elaine's sophisticated jazz interpretation of the Mary Hopkins hit Those Were the Days.

sneakin' up on you
ORIGINAL LP CBS S 63511 (1968) STEREO

Shadow of the Evening (Taylor)
Come for a Dream (Jobim; Tanega)
Where is Love? (Bart) from the musical Oliver!'
When I Learn to Love Again (Ridley; Kretzmer)
Those Were the Days (Raskin)
Sneakin' Up On You (Taylor; Daryll)
What Love Can Do (Johnson; Kretzmer) from the musical The Four Musketeers'
Very Slowly (Jonathon; Beer)
Too Much Loneliness (Jurist)
Champagne Rose (Floyd);
Why Can't I Go to Him? (Ornadel; Croft)

CDSML8437