A song recorded during the sessions for
Perry's 1966 album
"Lightly Latin" from which there were four songs recorded that
weren't released within the album. One song, "Happiness Comes, Happiness
Goes" appears to have been a warm-up song for the sessions ( it
was recorded again and later released in 1969 ) but there are three Latin
flavoured songs, including this one, which will be of great interest to
those who prize this unique album from Perry's repertoire. These are among
the first recordings with Nick Perito replacing Mitchell Ayres as arranger,
conductor, and they also mark Perry's return to the more conventional
recording environment of New York.