is another fine, early-'60s soundtrack from . The title track became one of his most recognizable themes and kicks off a pleasant program of dreamy lounge cuts and Latin-tinged numbers. As he did on many other movie/TV albums ( , , etc.), also includes some noirish, big band numbers, like and the main title. Along with these up-tempo songs, he balances out the mostly light material with the solidly swinging mambos (as in , the movies' star), and (co-written by frequent partner and something of a minor vocal hit upon its release). The program's highlights, though, come from the kind of sublime (some might say cheesy) ballads he usually included on his soundtracks; the after-hours jazz tune stands out in particular, with its tasteful string arrangement and glowing trumpet solo. This is a great title for fans of 's lounge/soundtrack material, but those more into his jazz material should consider either his or soundtracks. ~ Stephen Cook