The concept behind Eh, Paisano! 100% Italian-American Classics -- namely, 18 tracks of pop standards and Italian songs from the '50s and '60s, sung by crooners like Dean Martin, Louis Prima, and Lou Monte -- may be a little cutesy, but it works surprisingly well. Even with tracks by pop acts like Jay & the Americans and Connie Francis, the album is a focused, if occasionally campy, collection of classics like "Volare," "That's Amore," and "Eh Cumpari." It may be designed to appeal to the kitsch-addled hipsters of the '90s cocktail nation, but the music on Eh, Paisano! is so strong, such quibbles don't matter -- it's one of the most enjoyable collections of mainstream pop assembled in the mid-'90s. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
Dean Martin (Performer), Al Martino (Performer), Louis Prima (Performer), Connie Francis (Performer), Jay & the Americans (Performer), Keely Smith (Performer), Julius LaRosa (Arranger), Julius LaRosa (Performer), Jerry Vale (Performer), The Four Aces (Performer), Tony Osborne (Conductor), Al Alberts (Performer), Domenico Modugno (Performer), George Greeley (Conductor), Lou Monte (Performer), Emilio Pericoli (Performer), James Austin (Project Supervisor), Archie Bleyer (Arranger), Archie Bleyer (Conductor), Jack Pleis (Director), Jack Pleis (Orchestra Director), Joe Reisman (Arranger), Joe Reisman (Conductor), Jim Scott (Design), Billy Vera (Liner Notes), Billy Vera (Compilation Producer), Darcy Sullivan (Editorial Supervision), The Three Chuckles (Performer), Percy Faith & His Orchestra (Performer), Hugo Winterhalter & His Orchestra (Performer), Patrick Milligan (Project Assistant), Elizabeth Pavone (Project Supervisor), Steven Chean (Editorial Supervision), Jim Hughes (Project Assistant), Vanessa Atkins (Editorial Supervision), Julee Stover (Editorial Supervision), Steve Woolard (Project Assistant), Allyson DeSimone (Project Assistant), Tom Williams (Art Direction), Chrous (Performer), Tony Reno & The Sherwoods (Performer), Dick Stabile & His Orchestra (Performer), Bob Fisher (Remastering), Mario Migliardi (Organ)