What makes Days of Wine and Roses by Andy Williams notable?

'Days of Wine and Roses' features the title track, which won an Academy Award for Best Original Song in 1963. The album also showcases Williams' ability to interpret contemporary standards, contributing to his chart success; it reached number 10 on the Billboard 200. Released on April 1, 1963, 'Days of Wine and Roses' was Andy Williams' seventh studio album. At this time, Williams was transitioning into a prominent television star with his own variety show, which helped elevate his music career further. This album solidified his status as a leading voice in easy listening and pop genres during the early '60s.

Who is Days of Wine and Roses for?

Days of Wine and Roses works well if you're into short melodic bursts of nostalgia, heartfelt vocals for emotional connection and for afternoon relaxation.

How many songs are on Days of Wine and Roses?

Days of Wine and Roses has 12 tracks, running approximately 29 minutes.

Days of Wine and Roses

Andy Williams · 1963

29 min · 12 tracks · country · jazz · easy listening

A smooth blend of orchestral arrangements and heartfelt vocals that define the essence of early 60s pop standards.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

short melodic bursts of nostalgia
heartfelt vocals for emotional connection
for afternoon relaxation
light orchestral warmth throughout
sing-along favorites with friends

Maybe skip if you want

seekers of lengthy explorations
prefer modern, upbeat tempos

Where this album fits

Career context: Released on April 1, 1963, 'Days of Wine and Roses' was Andy Williams' seventh studio album. At this time, Williams was transitioning into a prominent television star with his own variety show, which helped elevate his music career further. This album solidified his status as a leading voice in easy listening and pop genres during the early '60s.
Stylistic neighbors: Perry Como· Frank Sinatra· Dean Martin