To celebrate Doris Day's 90th birthday, we have perfect birthday present for Doris Day fans: A brand-new album of Day rarities spanning the 1940s through 1980s, offering tracks that have never appeared on an album or compact disc as well as several precious, recently-discovered gems. Among the previously unreleased titles are a 1947 rendition of the standard 'Can't Help Lovin' That Man,' a beautiful ballad from the '50s entitled 'How Well I Know,' and five tracks from Doris' final recording session in 1985 including an amazing, jazz-flavored outtake performance of 'Everyone's Gone to the Moon.' Also featured is Doris' last-ever film song, 'Soft as the Starlight' (from 1966's the Glass Bottom Boat) in stereo, plus a duo of soundtrack selections from her musical YOUNG AT HEART, an unreleased alternate version of her signature 1956 million-selling smash 'Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)' and three performances from Doris' 1970s CBS-TV variety specials, featuring superb interpretations of 'The Way We Were,' 'The Gypsy in My Soul' and a medley that closes with 'The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy).' to cap things off, Doris reflects on her multi-faceted talents in a special promotional radio interview from the 1960s, retrieved from her personal archive.