Vocals : Mel Tormé Conducted by Marty Paich Arranged by Marty Paich Written by Lew Brown (A1), Sammy Fain (A1), Sam M. Lewis (A2), Rezso Seress (A2), Frank Eyton (A3), Johnny Green (A3), Edward Heyman (A3), Robert Sour (A3), Lorenz Hart (A4), Richard Rodgers (A4), Sammy Cahn (A5), Axel Stordahl (A5), Paul Weston (A5), Basil Adlam (A6), Billy Rose (A6), Harold Arlen (B1), Johnny Mercer (B1), Victor Schertzinger (B2), Peggy Lee (B3), Victor Young (B3), Gladys Shelley (B4), Abner Silver (B4), Bernie Hanighen (B5), Thelonious Monk (B5), Cootie Williams (B5), Cy Coleman (B6), Joseph McCarthy (B6) 1 LP, gatefold jacket printed by Stoughton Printing Co. Original analog Master tape : YES Heavy Press : 180g Record color : black Speed : 33RPM Size : 12” Stereo Studio Record Press : Quality Record Pressings Label : Verve Records - Acoustic Sounds Series Original Label : Verve Records Recorded June 25–27, 1958, Hollywood, CA Original session produced by Norman Granz Reissue produced by Chad Kassem Mastered by Ryan K. Smith at Sterling Sound Photography by Graybill, Gene Lester, Ray Avery Sleeve Notes by Nat Hentoff, Chad Kassem Originally Released in 1959 Reissued in October 2024 Tracks: Side A: That Old Feeling Gloomy Sunday Body and Soul Nobody’s Heart I Should Care The House Is Haunted (By the Echo of Your Last Goodbye) Side B: Blues in the Night I Don’t Want to Cry Anymore Where Can I Go Without You? How Did She Look? ‘Round Midnight I’m Gonna Laugh You Right out of My Life Reviews “Most of Mel Tormé's albums for Verve and Bethlehem during the 1950s concentrated on material either carefree (usually up-tempo) or reflective (mostly down-tempo), but 1958's Tormé blended the two. For every bouncy single like "That Old Feeling" or "I'm Gonna Laugh You Out of My Life," Tormé sinks into the depths with "Gloomy Sunday," "The House Is Haunted (By the Echo of Your Last Goodbye)," or his dramatic eight-minute reading of "Blues in the Night." All this makes for a bit of emotional confusion while listening to Tormé, but the LP pulls together for the most part.” AllMusic Review by John Bush Ratings : AllMusic : 4 / 5 , Discogs : 4.67 / 5