The very best of Sigmund Romberg: The overture is made up of melodies from ... "Maytime", "The desert song", "The new moon" and "The student prince" ; "Leg of mutton (Some smoke)" are one-steps, two of the three composed in 1912 ; "Your land and my land" ... "My Maryland" ; "You will remember Vienna" from the 1930 movie, "Viennese nights" ; "It" from the 1926 success "The desert song" ; "Auf Wiedersehn" ... "The blue paradise" ; "Serenade" ... in "The student prince" ; "Softly, as in a morning sunrise" was written ... for the 1928 hit "Maytime" ; "Road to paradise" was first heard on Broadway in "Maytime" ; "Will you remember (Sweetheart)" ... of "Maytime" ; "Mr. and Mrs." ... for the 1922 musical "The blushing bride" ; "I love to go swimmin' with wimmen" came from ... "Love birds" ; "Lover come back to me" ... featured in "The new moon" ; "Stout hearted men" also stemmed from that hardy operetta ; "When I grow too old to dream" comes from the motion picture ... "The night is young" ; all of the songs on this album wre featured in the M-G-M motion picture "Deep in my heart"
