1. More - Kai Winding
2. Love Is Blue - Paul Mauriat
3. Washington Square - Village Stompers
4. Mexico Bob Moore
5. Our Winter Love - Bill Pursell
6. Fly Me To The Moon - Joe Harnell
7. Flying Circle - Fray Slay
8. Image - Hank Levine
9. Alley Cat - Bent Fabric
10. Beautiful Obsesion - Sir Chauncey
11. Java - Al Hirt
12. The Enchanted Sea - The Islanders
13. A Walk In The Black Forest - Horst Jankowski
14. Calcutta - Lawrence Welk
15. Moon River - Henry Mancini
16. Cast Your Fate To The Wind - Sounds Orchestral
17. A Swingin Safara - Billy Vaughn
18. Stranger On The Shore - Mr. Acker Bilk
19. Summer Set - Monty Kelly
20. Baby Elephant Walk - The Miniature Men
21. Lost Love - H.B. Barnum
22. Soul Coaxing (Amy Caline) - Raymond Lefevre
23. The Dis-Advantages Of You - The Brass Ring
24. Summer Samba (So Nice) - Walter Wandereley
25. Canadian Sunset - Hugo Winterhalter (With Eddie Heywood)
26. Theme From A Summer Place - PERCY FAITH
27. Music To Watch Girls By - The Bob Crewe Generation
28. Bonanza - Al Caiola

An element of post-modern ironic in our approach makes Hits With Strings And Things extremely pleasing on the ear while avoiding the blandness that characterizes other releases of this kind. There is a surprise at every turn. Many of the tunes feature strings or horns (or a combination of both) with intrusions from the occasional twangy guitar (Flying Circle) and even a dash of marimbas (The Dis-Advantages Of You).

MOJO rated Hits With Strings And Things highly enough to award it 4-stars, describing some of the US-only hits (which the majority were) as 'pleasantly alien'.

Three of the titles, by H.B. Barnum, The Miniature Men and Frank Slay, are completely new to CD. In common with all other selections, these have been mastered from the original tapes. Compiled and annotated by Rob Finnis with an exceptionally well presented booklet contains dozens of rare ads and evocative illustrations. Extremely attractive eye-catching cover art.