DANA #23 - Lipstick On Your Collar 1987 video free download


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Duration: 02:30
Uploaded: 2012/08/21

DANA on the Tom O'Connor Show in 1987, performing another single taken from her 1950s covers album, released in 1985 on the Ritz label, If I Give My Heart To You. It was originally a hit for Connie Francis in 1959 (US #5 & UK #3). DANA's version failed to make the charts, even in Ireland.

According to Ritz catalogue numbers, this single was #159 and Come Back To Me was the A-side (listed first). That track is not on the album, so it could be the song she also performed on a Tom O'Connor show, while dressed in a blue jacket, and she told him it was the first A-side she had written herself (Baby Come Back To Me?). The video was once uploaded by bondbrookebond but is now deleted!

Update: On 12 Oct 2013 DANA #52 - Baby Come Back To Me 1987 was uploaded.

George Goehring composed the music for Lipstick and Edna Lewis wrote the lyrics:

When you left me all alone

At the record hop

Told me you were going out

For a soda pop

You were gone for quite awhile

Half an hour or more

You came back

And boy, oh boy

This is what I saw

Lipstick on your collar

Told a tale on you

Lipstick on your collar

Said you were untrue

Bet your bottom dollar

You and I are through

'Cause lipstick on your collar

Told a tale on you

You said it belonged to me

Made me stop and think

And then I noticed yours was red

Mine was baby pink

Who walked in but Mary Jane

Lipstick all a mess

Were you smoochin' my best friend

I guess the answer's yes

Lipstick on your collar

Told a tale on you

Lipstick on your collar

Said you were untrue

Bet your bottom dollar

You and I are through

'Cause lipstick on your collar

Told a tale on you

Bet your bottom dollar

You and I are through

'Cause lipstick on your collar

Told a tale on you

Yes, lipstick on your collar

Told a tale on you

Yes, lipstick on your collar

Told a tale on you

(another rescued upload from bondbrookebond's channel over 3 years ago)

Comments

10 years ago

Michael Dineen

She sings a great version of this song. It is always nice, to hear Irish singers copying the music of the 50's, 60's, and 70's. Those decades were better for music.

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