Johnny's Greatest Hits

***Johnny's Greatest Hits*** is a greatest hits album by Johnny Mathis. It was released on 17 March 1958 through Columbia Records and went to number 1 for three weeks in the United States and spent a then record 490 weeks in the countdown.

### Side one

1. "Chances Are" <small> performed with Ray Conniff & His Orchestra</small> (Robert Allen, Al Stillman) – 3:03
    - <small>rec. 6/16/57, rel. 8/12/57; Most Played by Jockeys: #1 (1 week) </small>
1. "All the Time"<small> from the Broadway musical _Oh, Captain!_ (1958); performed with Ray Ellis & His Orchestra </small> (Jay Livingston, Ray Evans) – 2:44
    - <small> rec. 1/7/58, rel. 3/17/58; Most Played by Jockeys: #21 </small>
1. "The Twelfth of Never" <small> performed with Ray Conniff & His Orchestra </small> (Livingston, Paul Francis Webster) – 2:28
    - <small>rec. 6/16/57, rel. 8/12/57; B-side of "Chances Are"; Most Played by Jockeys: #9 </small>
1. "When Sunny Gets Blue"<small> performed with Ray Conniff & His Orchestra </small> (Marvin Fisher, Jack Segal) – 2:41
    - <small>rec. 9/20/56, rel. 11/5/56; B-side of "Wonderful! Wonderful!" </small>
1. "When I Am with You"<small> performed with Ray Ellis & His Orchestra</small> (Stillman, Ben Weisman) – 2:58
    - <small>rec. 10/31/57, rel. 12/30/57; B-side of "Come to Me" </small>
1. "Wonderful! Wonderful!" <small>performed with Ray Conniff & His Orchestra & Chorus</small> (Sherman Edwards, Ben Raleigh) – 2:49
    - <small>rec. 9/20/56, rel. 11/5/56; Most Played by Jockeys: #14 </small>

### Side two

1. "It's Not for Me to Say" <small> from _Lizzie_ (1957); performed with Ray Conniff & His Orchestra </small> (Allen, Stillman) – 3:05
    - <small>rec. 9/20/56, rel. 2/25/57; Most Played by Jockeys: #5  </small>
1. "Come to Me"<small> from the _Kraft Television Theatre_ episode "Come to Me" (1957)</small> (Allen, Peter Lind Hayes) – 3:05
    - <small>rec. 10/31/57, rel. 12/30/57; Most Played by Jockeys: #22  </small>
1. "Wild Is the Wind" <small> from _Wild Is the Wind_ (1957); performed with Ray Ellis & His Orchestra</small> (Dimitri Tiomkin, Ned Washington) – 2:27
    - <small> rec. 10/1/57, rel. 11/11/57; B-side of "No Love (But Your Love)"; Most Played by Jockeys: #22  </small>
1. "Warm and Tender"<small> from _Lizzie_ (1957); performed with Ray Conniff & His Orchestra </small> (Burt Bacharach, Hal David) – 2:25
    - <small>rec. 9/20/56, rel. 2/25/57; B-side of "It's Not for Me to Say" </small>
1. "No Love (But Your Love)" <small> performed with Ray Conniff & His Orchestra </small> (Billy Myles) – 2:19
    - <small> rec. 6/16/57, rel. 11/11/57; Most Played by Jockeys: #21 </small>
1. "I Look at You" <small> performed with Ray Ellis & His Orchestra</small> (Johnny Mathis, Jessie Mae Robinson) – 2:43
    - <small>rec. 1/7/58, rel. 3/17/58 </small>

- All of the tracks on this compilation were released before _Billboard_ created its Hot 100 chart for tracking song performance.
- For the initial release of the album in the UK, "All the Time" was replaced by "Teacher, Teacher", which was included on the US version of _More Johnny's Greatest Hits_.

## Infobox (album)

- **name**: Johnny's Greatest Hits
- **type**: Greatest
- **artist**: Johnny Mathis
- **released**: March 17, 1958
- **recorded**: September 20, 1956
June 16, 1957
October 1, 1957
October 31, 1957
January 7, 1958
- **studio**: CBS 30th Street Studio
New York City
- **length**: 32:47
- **label**: Columbia Records, Columbia
- **producer**: Mitch Miller
 Al Ham
- **prev title**: Good Night, Dear Lord (album), Good Night, Dear Lord
- **prev year**: 1957
- **next title**: Swing Softly
- **next year**: 1958