There are six volumes of Doris Day "Complete Columbia Singles", offered only as digital downloads. Volume 5 was atrocious. You could hear what sounded like tape drag, along pops and/or clicks. You'd think someone would have listened, before releasing. They have the means to eradicate these disturbances. You'd think an austere recording company would not release something akin to an off-label brand, or aspire to better recording efforts. I do know that way back when, this single collection was suggested but it was met with disdain. It's like they don't care about their product(s). I do realize it may be a little late in the game, to release a dubious "remastered" version, but people are still paying good money for an inferior product and that irks.
Friend, wrote the liner notes for A Day At The Movies, so I do know they (Sony) can do better, but that album was headed by someone else, who has long since left Sony. www.discogs.com/master/2609804-Doris-Day-A-Day-At-The-Movies
Wish they cared more.
