My Days of Loving You

Music by Eddie Snyder

with lyrics by Richard Ahlert

Roncom Music Co., 1971 ASCAP

Arranged and Conducted by Don Costa

with the Ray Charles Singers

Produced by Don Costa

Recorded at RCA's Studio A, New York City

Recording Engineer: Tony Salvatore

Recording Time 2:35

Recorded April 26th, 1971 ~ Matrix No. APA1-4664 Take 9

Single release: RCA-45RPM-74-0518-A

Single Flip Side: "Yesterday I Heard the Rain"

Charted Adult Contemporary No. 31

Album issue: RCA-LP12 "I Think of You" LSP-4539 STEREO 1971

" As the great popular singers of the 1940s moved into their golden years, they tended to become contemplative. Frank Sinatra made emotional musical statements with "It Was a Very Good Year" and "My Way". Peggy Lee asked "Is That All There Is?" Tony Bennett made fine musical drama with "This Is All I Ask". And here Perry muses about the high points in a rich life, in a moving ballad by the team of pianist Eddie Snyder and lyricist Richard Ahlert. The song is emotionally charged, although quite low-key and relaxed in melody. "

( notes from "The Incomparable Como" Readers Digest UK compilation 1975 )