by Greg AdamsYou Make Me Feel So Young is an unusually brassy and bombastic outing for Ray Conniff. The material is a hodgepodge of pop and jazz standards and a few film themes. Conniff graces the disc with one of his rare clavietta solos on "My Old Flame," while "An Affair to Remember" provides an uncharacteristic showcase for Ernie Hughes' piano. The mood varies from track to track, but practically all of them are punctuated with loud bursts of horns and wordless vocals from the chorus. Perhaps Conniff's style here intends to convey the energy and exuberance of youth. Whatever the case, aside from an interesting arrangement of Duke Ellington's "Caravan," You Make Me Feel So Young is not as artistically successful as Conniff's more contemporary-sounding efforts from around this time.