If the Arthur Schwartz entry in Ben Bagley's Revisited series of songwriter anthologies devoted to lesser-known songs is unusually lively, there are at least two reasons. The first is Schwartz himself, who enjoyed his greatest success writing revues in which the individual numbers had to make more of an immediate impact than in a book musical. The second is the cast Bagley assembled, which, in addition to such familiar Revisited alumnae as Blossom Dearie and Gloria DeHaven, features comedienne Phyllis Diller and hidey-ho specialist Cab Calloway. The two guest stars collide on Got a Bran' New Suit to hysterical effect, while on their own, Diller uses her trademark cackle in "Miserable With You" and Calloway addresses the joys of "Smokin' Reefers." Dearie gets her showcase in the charming "That's for Children," and Gloria DeHaven bumps and grinds her way through a bravura rendering of "Love Isn't Born, It's Made." Those are the standouts, but with lyrics by the likes of Howard Dietz, Frank Loesser, Ira Gershwin, Oscar Hammerstein II, and Dorothy Fields, the entire album consists of literate songs that should be known better. The reissue contains one added song, the Ethel Merman/Jimmy Durante original cast recording of "It's All Yours" from Stars In Your Eyes. ~ William Ruhlmann, Rovi

1		What a Wonderful World
2		Blue Grass
3		Love Isn't Born, It's Made
4		There's No Holding Me
5		Miserable With You
6		In the Noonday Sun
7		Got a Bran' New Suit
8		Tennessee Fish Fry
9		Goodbye to All That
10		Smokin' Reefer
11		That's for Children
12		Haunted Heart
13		You and I Know
14		Right at the Start of It
15		It's All Yours