Spectacular Sound Of... (10)Connie Francis10 SingleDescription: Originally issued in Japan on MGM ZS 5002 with only eight tracks.Lipstick On Your Collar recorded in 1959 was a worldwide hit and reached the #5 position in Billboard and #3 in England. It is a Rock n Roll classic.Te quiro dijiste recorded in 1960 stems from one of Connies best selling albums Connie Francis Sings Spanish And Latin American Favorites a huge success in the Latin American countries and in Spain.Where The Boys Are (1960) was the title song from the movie of the same name and a million seller; it was the first movie role for Connie. The movie went to become one of the top grossing films of the year whilst the song was a worldwide hit with top positions in countries such as Australia Canada England Ireland Italy Japan Peru New Zealand The Philippines and South Africa. It is popular until today in the gay community and Connie used to introduce the song in her live appearances with: Ladies and Gentlemen - the gay national anthem!.Anema e core recorded in 1959 is a song from Connies most successful US album Connie Francis Sings Italian Favorites MGM E/SE 3791.The Spanish version of Malaguea recorded in 1960 (in 1966 Connie recorded the song with German lyrics) is another song from one of Connies best selling album Connie Francis Sings Spanish And Latin American Favorites a huge success in the Latin American countries and in Spain.Mama recorded in 1959 is one of Connies million sellers and was popular all over the world. In Connies own words it is a song I never grow tired of singing. The song originates from the 1940s and was first made pupular by Beniamino Gigli.Clementine is one of the selections to be found on Connies 1961 U.S. album Connie Francis Sings Folk Song Favorites on MGM E/SE 3969 featuring The Jordanaires as background singers.Tennessee Waltz stems from Connies first Country & Western album Country & Western Golden Hits on MGM E/SE 3795 and was recorded in1959.
