Guy Mitchell

Charted at #53 on Billboard Hot 100 in November 1956. B-side of "Singing the Blues" which charted at #1. Guy Mitchell had been a very popular singer in the early '50's but had fallen off the charts by the mid'50's. In 1956, he enjoyed a major comeback with the a-side of this record, and he proves here that he can rock and roll with the best of them. He recorded this single with Ray Conniff and His Orchestra! Another version of this song by Teresa Brewer charted at #73 in November 1956.

Written by Aaron Schroeder and Josephine Peoples.

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8 years ago

OMGitstommy z

great rockabilly Jiver/Bopper.

9 years ago

fifty9forty3

I believe he had his own tv show in the 50's.

10 years ago

David Chernofsky

not bad for b side,but we should not be surprised quality of music was much higher then.

10 years ago

Paul Bodnick

So, Singing the Blues wasn't his only song

12 years ago

TheSteamtramman

B-side indeed. Not very original. Very popular singer in his day though.

12 years ago

lateforbreakfast

Guy Mitchell, another great from the '50's. this guy had plenty of radio play in the UK and was/is worth listening to even today..Nice bit of R-N-R this song

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