Other works

(1964) Album: "With a Smile and a Song" CD box set with bonus tracks issued in 2003)

(1963) Album: "Doris Day and Robert Goulet Sing 'Annie get Your Gun' "

(1964) Album: "Love Him"

(1964) Album: "The Doris Day Christmas Album" (2005, CD re-issue, digitally remastered with 3 bonus tracks released in the UK)

(1962) Album: "Wonderful Day" (CD-Boxset "Wonderful Day" / "With A Smile And A Song", with bonus tracks released in 2003)

(11/3/03) Compilation CD: "Doris Day: The Golden Girl," released in Japan by Sony Music.

(9/14/64) Album: "The Doris Day Christmas Album" (remastered CD with bonus tracks released in UK in 2003).

(2003) Club mixes of her song "Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps" circulates European clubs on 12" vinyl.

(4/4/04) Russell T. Davies pays tribute to her on his Sunday night show.

(4/5/05) CD: UK release of 3-disc box set "Doris Day - Her Life In Music" (Sony Music). NOTE: The release also features a personal message from Doris herself, and anecdotes from celebrities such as Olivia Newton-John, Johnny Mathis, Andy Williams, Sir Paul McCartney, Burt Bacharach, and others.

(4/23/04-05/14/04) Radio: Four-part radio biography series "A Sentimental Journey - The Life of Doris Day" on BBC Radio 2 (also webcast)

(5/31/04) CD premiere release of her debut album, "You're My Thrill". Bonus and rarities included

(5/31/04) CD premiere of her album, "Young At Heart". Bonus and rarities included. Released on the 50th anniversary of her film of the same name.

(1962) Album (w/André Previn): "Duet" (Columbia)

(1961) Album: "I Have Dreamed" (Columbia)

(1960) Album: "What Every Girl Should Know" (Columbia)

CD: "Lullaby of Broadway" (Columbia)

CD: "Tea for Two" (Columbia).

CD: "Star Power" (Columbia)

(1965) Album: "Latin for Lovers" (Columbia)

(1964) Album: "Sentimental Journey" (Columbia)

CD: "Sentimental Journey--The Legend at Her Best", 10-disc box set (Columbia)

CD: "By the Light of the Silvery Moon" (Columbia)

CD: "On Moonlight Bay" (Columbia)

(1960) Album: "Show Time" (Columbia)

CD: "Calamity Jane" (Columbia)

CD: "I'll See You In My Dreams" (Columbia)

CD: "Happy Hits" (Columbia)

(1957) Album: "Day By Night" (Columbia)

(1956) Album: "Day By Day" (Columbia)

(1959) Album: "Cuttin' Capers" (Columbia)

(1961) Album: "Bright and Shiny" (Columbia)

CD: "Ballads and Love Songs from the Early Years, 1947-1951" (Columbia)

(5/31/04) CD:: "Young at Heart" (Columbia). NOTE: Released with onus tracks and rarities.

CD: "April in Paris" (Columbia)

CD: "The 1960s Singles" (Columbia)

CD: "Beautiful Ballads" (Columbia)

CD: "Ballads" (Columbia)

(1952-53) Radio: Had her own show, "The Doris Day Show", on CBS Radio.

(2006) CD: "Love Album" (Concord Records)

(1949) Album: "You're My Thrill"

(1958) Album: "Hooray for Hollywood"

(1960) Album: "Listen To Day"

(1962) Album: "Doris Day's Greatest Hits"

(1962) Album: "You'll Never Walk Alone"

(1967) Album: "The Love Album"

(3/12-4/12) Narrated her own "Star of the Month" featurette on the Turner Classic Movies cable channel. She was April's star of the month; the featurette began airing during the last week of March.

(2011) TV commercial (soundtrack song) "Oops" (1951) for "TENA Lights" women's protective undergarments (UK)

(1964) Appeared i(w/Rock Hudson) in a trailer for Send Me No Flowers (1964).