Pianist and composer Robert Allen would be 94 today. Allen wrote the music for "Chances Are," with lyrics by Al Stillman, for Johnny Mathis, who recorded it in 1957. It charted on the Billboard "Most Played By Disk Jockeys" survey and reached #4 on the Billboard Best Seller In Stores survey that year. It was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1998.
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One of his earliest and one of his best. But then he could sing the Yellow Pages and I would enjoy it.
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My favorite book!
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Love this song. Happy Friday, John.
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Glad you liked it!
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A gorgeous song! I saw Johnny Mathis performing in Las Vegas many years ago. Even though he’s not on my list of faves, he put on a good show.
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Johnny Mathis has been around close to 70 years and has always had a certain following, so he’s doing something right. He’s not someone I could sit and listen to for hours, but I like awhat material I’ve hard of his.
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What a good song and it came out the year of my hubby’s birth
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That old, huh? 🤪
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Great song. I heard it a lot growing up.
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It’s a classic, no doubt about it.
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John, thanks for this song – not the type of music I hear and it was delightful sitting here with a cup of java on a quiet morning
have a good day sir
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I do all kinds of music here. Glad you enjoyed it!
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i know you do! and enjoy many of your video
shares ((especially the commercials))
and glad i saw this in the reader while scrolling today – and wanted to leave a note this time
have a good week
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Thanks! You too!
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