Tennessee Waltz / How Much Is That Doggie In The Window / I Went To Your Wedding / Changing Partners

The record FDX-3015 is a Japanese pressing released in 1975 by Mercury Records, designed as a compilation to showcase Patti Page’s most successful hits from her mid-century tenure with the label. By the mid-1970s, Page’s legacy as one of the best-selling female vocalists of the 1950s was well-cemented, leading record labels to curate retrospective collections for international markets that still held nostalgia for her signature pop and country-crossover sound.

The album includes tracks like 'Tennessee Waltz,' which remains one of the best-selling singles of all time, and the novelty hit 'How Much Is That Doggie In The Window.' These songs were originally produced during an era where Page utilized innovative multi-track recording techniques to harmonize with herself, a studio approach that was highly influential at the time. This specific Japanese edition was produced for collectors and fans who sought high-fidelity pressings of mid-century American standards, reflecting the enduring global appreciation for Page's distinctively clear vocal delivery.