Doris Day Releases New Album 60 Years On, Aged 87

By CP News Briefs
Monday, November 28, 2011

Film, TV and music star Doris Day, 87, is set to release a new album “My Heart” on Dec. 2 across the United States.

Doris Day conquered the music world 60 years ago and now decades later is hoping to do so again.

The new album is a mixture of old classics such as “My Buddy,” as well as previously unreleased tracks such as “Stewball.”

She has said, “I like the music when I was working and singing. I think the writers were so incredibly brilliant, and when you sang a song of theirs that you loved, it really meant something. And love songs, I love love songs,” according to Reuters.

Day’s first hit song came in 1945 with “Sentimental Journey.” She has released the new album to raise money for the care of animals, and proceeds from the sales of the new album will be directed to her animal foundation.

The album has already been released in the U.K. and went straight to the Top 10 in the album charts.

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