What is Connie Francis most famous song?

Connie’s Greatest Hits

• “I’m Sorry I Made You Cry” Released: April 1958.
• “Stupid Cupid” Released: June 1958.
• “Fallin'” Released: September 1958.
• “My Happiness” Released: November 1958.
• “If I Didn’t Care” Released: February 1959.
• “Frankie” Released: May 1959.
• “You’re Gonna Miss Me/Plenty Good Lovin'” Released: August 1959.

How many hit songs did Connie Francis have?

Connie Francis was pop music’s number one female artist from the late 50’s through the mid-60’s. Fifty-six of her recordings made the top-100 between 1957 and 1969 and she was seldom without a top-20 hit between 1958 and 1963.

Did Connie Francis speak Italian?

Francis, who didn’t learn to speak Italian and Neapolitan fluently until 1962, received assistance from a Berlitz teacher to achieve the correct pronunciation of the lyrics’ Italian and Neapolitan lines.

What songs did Connie Francis make famous?

Top Connie Francis Songs

• Everybody’s Somebody’s Fool. 10 1960 Brazil. 11 1960 R&B.
• Where the Boys Are. 33 1961 Pop. 1961.
• Who’s Sorry Now? 12 1958 Pop.
• Barcarole in der Nacht. 34 1963 Pop.
• Among My Souvenirs. 43 1959 R&B.
• Jealous of you (Tango della gelosia) 52 1960 Pop.
• Lipstick On Your Collar. 43 1959 Pop.
• My Happiness. 94 1959 R&B.

What was Connie Francis first hit song?

Connie Francis won television’s Startime Talent Scouts at age 12 and signed with MGM Records. She performed “Who’s Sorry Now” on American Bandstand, and it became an immediate hit.

Is Connie Francis in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?

She recorded pop, shlock, country, songs in Italian, songs in German, songs in Hebrew, and occasionally a little rock & roll. But she’s not in any Hall of Fame, although her pictures are probably still on the walls of countless Italian restaurants around the world!