 Like the previous album, Crosby and Clooney have decided to retain the “travel” theme—with songs like “Poor People of Paris,” “Roamin’ in the Gloamin’,” and a clever, up-dated variation of Strauss’s “New Vienna Woods.” The only shortcoming—and with twelve songs it is a considerable one—is that everything is tied to a two-beat Dixieland format.Despite these limitations, Billy May's tongue-in-cheek backings raise a smile or two.The adaptations and lyrics by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans are very effective.