Rat Pack-era sex kitten Joey Heatherton ? daughter of "Merry Mailman" actor/singer Ray Heatherton ? was predominantly known for her Vegas-style stage act. However, she became a media fixture in the mid-´60s with numerous TV appearances ranging from the teen/dance program Hullabaloo to being a permanent fixture on Bob Hope´s variety specials and overseas all-star tours of duty entertaining American troops. Perhaps taking a page from cohorts Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., and Dean Martin, the long-player consists primarily of familiar pop standards. Her readings of the Gershwin classics "Gone" and the simply irresistible "Someone to Watch Over Me" ? which concluded the original ten-song platter ? are given their respective due. Somewhat less successful is "Shake-A-Hand," a remnant of the peace and love generation that shouldn´t be confused with the R&B tune of the same name penned by Joe Morris and interpreted by the likes of Pau