{"value"=>"<p>This is the third subseries in the Scores series. This was one of several attempts by Cole to bring a musical show to Broadway. In 1960, Cole had recorded a concept album entitled <span class=\"title\">Wild Is Love</span>, written by Ray Rasch and Dotty Wayne and arranged by Nelson Riddle. It was adapted as a musical revue about a man's search for love, and lust, featuring an interracial cast of singers and dancers, with Barbara McNair and Cole in starring roles. The name was changed to <span class=\"title\">I'm With You</span> and songs for the show were rearranged, mainly by Ralph Carmichael. Opening in San Francisco in October 1960, it received negative reviews. Negative press also followed in other cities and it closed in Detroit on November 26, 1960. After another name change to <span class=\"title\">Wandering Man</span>, Cole decided in early 1961 not to make another attempt to bring it to Broadway having consumed much of his investment.</p>"}