Doris Day With George Siravo And His Orchestra - Someone Like YouMy Dream Is Yours

colleenhofmann

Review by Colleen Hofmann

Alright, let’s dive into this little gem of an album—Someone Like You / My Dream Is Yours by Doris Day with George Siravo and His Orchestra. It’s one of those vintage pop records that feels like a warm cup of tea on a rainy day. Released under Columbia in the UK, it’s got that classic charm that just sticks with you. First off, the title track “Someone Like You” is an absolute bop. I mean, how can you not get hooked? Doris Day’s voice has this honey-smooth quality that just floats over the orchestra. The lyrics are kinda timeless too—it’s about longing for someone who’s gone, but it doesn’t feel heavy or sad. More like… wistful? Yeah, that’s the word. There’s a bit where the strings swell up, and it gives me goosebumps every time. Honestly, if this song came out today, I reckon it’d still climb the charts. People love a good heartstring tugger, no matter the era. Then there’s “My Dream Is Yours.” This one’s fun. It’s got this playful vibe to it, like Doris is letting loose a bit more. The brass section really pops here—it’s jazzy without being too showy, y’know? And her delivery? Super cheeky. It’s impossible not to smile when she sings about dreams coming true. Like, it’s all so optimistic, but not in a cringey way. Just genuine. Makes me wanna grab a milkshake and pretend I’m in some old-school diner scene from a movie. What gets me about this album is how simple yet effective it is. These songs don’t need crazy production tricks or flashy gimmicks—they’re just solid tunes backed by a killer orchestra. George Siravo clearly knew what he was doing because everything flows perfectly. Plus, Doris Day could sing the phone book and make it sound magical. No joke. You know what’s wild though? Listening to this now makes me realize how much we’ve lost in modern music. Not saying everything back then was better (hello, autotune exists for a reason), but there’s something refreshing about hearing real instruments and raw talent take center stage. Oh, random thought: If aliens ever landed on Earth and asked for examples of human art, I’d totally hand them this album. Then again, maybe they’d prefer Beyoncé. Who knows with aliens, right? Anyway, give this record a spin if you’re feeling nostalgic or just need something easy on the ears. Trust me, it’s worth it.

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Artist: Doris Day With George Siravo And His Orchestra
Album: Someone Like YouMy Dream Is Yours
Rating: 4.0

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Someone Like You
My Dream Is Yours

Video

Doris Day sings Someone Like You
Doris Day - My Dream Is Yours from My Dream Is Yours (1949)

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Catalog Numbers

D.B. 2590

Labels

Columbia

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Formats

  • Shellac
  • 10"
  • 78 RPM

Notes

"Made in England"

About Doris Day With George Siravo And His Orchestra

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American singer, actress and dancer, born April 3, 1922 in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA; died May 13, 2019 in Carmel Valley, California aged 97. She had hits with in the 1940's as a vocalist, started acting in 1948, after which she balanced her movie career with her singing quite evenly, until the 1960's. She mostly recorded for the Columbia label. Always an animal lover, after retiring from show business she dedicated her life to them, founding the Doris Day Animal Foundation. Mother of .

Real Name

    • Doris Mary Ann Kappelhoff

Name Vars

  • D. Day
  • D.Day
  • Do Ris Day's
  • Doris Day, Vocal
  • Doris-Day
  • Harry James And His Orchestra
  • The Doris Day
  • Д. Дей
  • Дорис Дей
  • Éê¹ûǤ

Aliases

  • Annie Oakley

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: Doris Day’s album *Someone Like You / My Dream Is Yours* is a hidden gem from the UK Pop scene. It features her smooth voice backed by George Siravo and His Orchestra. The tracks "Someone Like You" and "My Dream Is Yours" showcase her timeless charm. Fun fact—this was released under Columbia Records, a label known for its legendary artists. It’s a little slice of music history that still feels fresh today.

Comments

amhuse
amhuse
2025-03-14
Such ? ⌚
metheboss28
metheboss28
2025-03-14
WoW
Broad
wangxian05100508
wangxian05100508
2025-03-13
Imo the best version is sung by some guy who i don't know the name of, but his version is so good it makes me angry.
yazelynsedits
yazelynsedits
2025-03-12
One of Doris' most beautiful songs. Great movie. Love songs were her best, & most memorable. Too bad her private life didn't reflect all of the great endings of her movies. She deserved the best. God Bless her RIP Doris.
sweetkyu
sweetkyu
2025-03-11
Such a beautiful tune written by Harry Warren & lyrics by Ralph Blane for this '49 movie with the same name.
Melody inspired me to work it out on the piano. Thank you for posting this treasure of a song and singer, Doris Day.
retadosbox
retadosbox
2025-03-11
What about the golden retrievers
bmeekers
bmeekers
2025-03-10
Happy Happy 98th Birthday Doris Day! You were so good! I love this film which was your third and I love the way you sing this song. What a beautiful voice you had! It touch the soul.
mariolandau
mariolandau
2025-03-10
I love this song and the movie! Isn't Doris wonderful! What a terrific singer she was! She died one year ago today and left a big hole in the music world. Thank goodness for records and film!
jbryantwatv
jbryantwatv
2025-03-09
So long Doris Day! You were one of the best singers of the 40s and 50s! You were a damn good actress too!
jajemuw
jajemuw
2025-03-09
Rip
meganeajones
meganeajones
2025-03-09
I love Doris's voice!
ejazarshadkhan
ejazarshadkhan
2025-03-08
Love this flick. For you Edgar Kennedy fans, this was his very last appearance & the only time you could see him in full technicolor.
tokisakidatealive0324
tokisakidatealive0324
2025-03-07
Was that the great Eve Arden there with her?
lovelyandroid
lovelyandroid
2025-03-06
Doris Day sings with so much passion, ease and style like Alice Faye - both such beautiful singers!
brunosilva2411
brunosilva2411
2025-03-05
A hard to beat voice, and soo sweet and cool.
dessalines542
dessalines542
2025-03-05
No voice like hers
livreswebblog
livreswebblog
2025-03-04
A perfect example - though only one of thousands - of the reasons I love the Big Band era so much. The music is bouncy, fun, and swings along, while the lyrics are simple,, but clever, and the delivery is sheer perfection (nod to you, Doris). You just wanna enter IN to the fun and sing along. A very ordinary song that is very very outstanding!
w20180911w
w20180911w
2025-03-04
❤️
nramoschapman
nramoschapman
2025-03-03
Popular about Jun-Jul 1949 (Mustve lain around during the 1948 musicians strike.)
raqysaurus
raqysaurus
2025-03-03
Glad you posted this. I just heard this snappy number for the first time, in an episode of Hawaii 5-0, of all places. Episode 907, the 200th episode, was mostly set in the 1940s - in the few days around the attack on Pearl Harbor, for some reason, not relevant here - and there was a nightclub scene. The song being performed was this. Intrigued, I investigated, and google led me here. I see the song was recorded more than six years after that scene was set, and the producers may get a tongue-in-cheek cpmment from me one day. But meanwhile, I'm glad to add another song to my mental jukebox. Thank you!
inaurate
inaurate
2025-03-02
Ruhe in Frieden Doris Day ?
I miss you ⚘⚘⚘