Skip Heller wrote, days ago:

As much fun as people make of Doris Day, you go back to her early stuff, and she was really quite good (and, if you don't know her early work, maybe you should check it out). One of the reasons her early stuff -- even through the score of YOUNG MAN WITH A HORN -- was so good is because the songwriting was there, courtesy Irving berlin etc.

Trivia Dept: When YOUNG MAN WITH A HORN came out in England (late 50s, I think) it was renamed YOUNG MAN OF MUSIC. Presumably to stop wags crossing the "A" from the posters and replacing it with "THE"... Alastair -- Personalised email by http://another.com