The above video, expertly compiled by Lanza aficionado Vince Di Placido, showcases some of Mario Lanza's most exquisite phrasing, including many of his recordings of English love songs.
1951 two similarly (and sweetly) rendered versions for Coca-Cola Radio Show, both of which have been released (on the 1991 BMG CD Be My Love and 1995 BMG CD You'll Never Walk Alone, respectively)
and a much lesser version for Coca-Cola Radio Show (inexplicably selected for the 2004 BMG UK CD The Definitive Collection)
1957 four versions: one incomplete rendition for the soundtrack of Seven Hills of Rome; one RCA recording; and two live performances at London Palladium
1955 two versions: one with piano for the Serenade soundtrack, and not released commercially; the other with full orchestra for the RCA Serenade soundtrack album
1948 (with Kathryn Grayson, sop): outtake from That Midnight Kiss, available on DVD That Midnight Kiss/The Toast of New Orleans
One Night of Love
(Schertzinger-Kahn)
1951 two versions for Coca-Cola Radio Show: one with an A-Flat ending (featured on the 1991 3-CD set The Mario Lanza Collection); the other with a high C ending (CD: When Day is Done)