A Little Love Can Go A Long Long Way / If You'll Be Mine

Released in 1956 on the Epic label, this single arrived during a brief period when Anthony Perkins sought to establish himself as a recording artist alongside his burgeoning acting career. The record was produced during the mid-1950s, a time when many young Hollywood stars were encouraged by major studios to expand their public image into the popular music charts to build cross-platform appeal.

The tracks reflect the light, polished pop sensibilities favored by major labels at the time, designed to showcase a softer, more romantic persona than the intense characters Perkins would later portray in cinema. While he possessed a pleasant and capable vocal delivery, the release did not achieve significant commercial traction, eventually becoming a niche curiosity for collectors interested in the musical excursions of mid-century actors.