The Hilltoppers - If I Didn't Care (1954) video free download


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Uploaded: 2011/07/21

Charted at #17 in Billboard in August 1954. Originally a #2 hit for the Ink Spots in 1939. Other chart versions: #22 for Connie Francis in March 1959 (#29 R&B), #30 for the Platters in January 1961 and #9 for David Cassidy in the UK in May 1974. Written by Jack Lawrence. B-side is "Bettina".

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10 years ago

Károlyné Szépvölgyi

Nagyon tetszett ez a szép dal.Köszönettel, Budapestről Klára Szépvölgyi

10 years ago

John Poly

Jimmy Sacca is fine singer. I can see how the way he expresses the last syllable would be a distraction. But I think it's what makes him unique. To me, he is trying to express the words clearly and with good enunciation. It lends a deep feeling to his music.

10 years ago

Marnie Boyers

Love this song, but the way this guy forms the last syllable of every word is distracting. Ugh.

11 years ago

Elton Brindley

Jimmy Sacca went overseas on the same ship as I. He entertained us with songs on our way to Okinawa. I was in a country band on Okinawa and we all played shows there for the troops. 1953

11 years ago

yankiemog

If a group could equal the Hilltoppers they certainly could not better them.

12 years ago

yankiemog

At that period in time the performers didn't need the drum to keep the timing. The music came sweet and clear without a beat, just simple melody. Modern people want to denigrate it but those who were there know best.

13 years ago

Blaaaaah619

I love this kind of music,so damn gentle and calming

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