Love his version of the remakes he did..

Willie's version of these standards is wonderful.

Few of these tracks measure up to the inspiration of the original Stardust, but there are highlights, including a gypsy-jazz country-blue version of "I'm Confessin' (That I Love You)," a downbeat, pre-Stardust take of "Lucky Old Sun," and a romantically yearning cover of "Mona Lisa" that features guitar runs reminiscent of Anton Karas' zither in The Third Man

and I love Willie's version the best.

This newer release has two bonus tracks, and I believe "Scarlet Ribbons" is one of the loveliest versions I have ever heard.

His version of 'Georgia On my Mind' is an all-time classic

Love his version of Georgia...

THE best version I have ever heard

The original singer was Margaret Whiting, and while I now prefer her version, I might never have discovered her music if it wasn't for this album and its sequel

It was a change from his predominately CW repertoire and showed that he could also do entertaining versions of the great pop standards.

The version of "Georgia On My Mind" is a peach and as it delivered with great passion and pace, not too fast and not too labored.

Although it is a brilliant version, it is just a different style from the other songs here

His versions of "Moonlight In Vermont," "All of Me," "Stardust," and "Unchained Melody" are every bit as good.

His version of Stardust is excellent, but I really bought the entire album for his version of Moonlight on Vermont.

I love Willy's version of these classics.

Good versions of non country tunes.

If you like "The Great American Songbook" this version of some of the best from that body of work is also essential