You Ain't Heard Nothin' Yet

You Ain't Heard Nothin' Yet is a tribute album to Al Jolson, (you can see an Al Jolson shadow in the album cover), recorded by American singer Eddie Fisher in 1968.^[2] It was his last RCA Victor album.^[3][4]

You Ain't Heard Nothin' Yet
Studio album by Eddie Fisher
Released	1968
Genre	Vocal
Length	31:04
Language	English
Producer	Al Schmitt
Eddie Fisher chronology
People Like You (1967) You Ain't Heard Nothin' Yet (1968) After All (1984)

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The Encyclopedia of Popular Music	[1]

Overview

After "Now I Know" barely charted, (having just done well on the AC chart), Eddie Fisher started his last project, a tribute album to Al Jolson, Fisher's family and other people actually used to call Fisher "Sonnny Boy",^[5] a song of Jolson's. The album was released in 1968 and even before this album he showed his affection for Jolson with cuts like "Mame". It was unsuccessful, didn't chart, didn't sell^[6]and Fisher's recording career ended until his last album in 1984, named After All.

Track listing

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Rock-a-Bye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody"	2:37
2.	"Sonny Boy"	2:34
3.	"I Only Have Eyes for You"	2:55
4.	"You Made Me Love You"	3:00
5.	"When You Were Sweet Sixteen"	2:50
6.	"Swanee"	2:32
7.	"My Mammy"	2:34
8.	"April Showers"	2:24
9.	"Back in Your Own Backyard"	3:11
10.	"Anniversary Song"	3:49
11.	"Let Me Sing and I'm Happy"	2:34
Total length:		31:04