Connie Francis - Your Other Love Whatever Happened To Rosemaire
Review by Michael Davin
Connie Francis' album "Your Other Love Whatever Happened To Rosemarie" is a delightful collection of songs. The album features Francis' signature smooth vocals and catchy melodies that are sure to get listeners moving. The album is a mix of ballads and upbeat tracks, showcasing Francis' versatility as an artist. The standout tracks on the album include the title track "Whatever Happened To Rosemarie," "Your Other Love," and "I'm Gonna Be Warm This Winter." Francis' voice truly shines on these tracks, making them the perfect addition to any playlist. "Your Other Love Whatever Happened To Rosemarie" is a must-listen for any fan of Connie Francis or classic pop music.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
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| Your Other Love | ||
| Whatever Happened To Rosemarie |
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CONNIE FRANCIS - Whatever Happened To Rosemarie
Connie Francis - Your Other Love - 1963
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MGM 1212Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- 45 RPM
- Promo
About Connie Francis
Concetta Rosa Maria Franconero (born December 12, 1937 in Newark, New Jersey), with Italian origins known professionally as Connie Francis, is an American pop singer best known for several international hit songs including "Who's Sorry Now?," "Lipstick on Your Collar," "Where the Boys Are" and "Stupid Cupid." She topped the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart on three occasions with "Everybody's Somebody's Fool," "My Heart Has a Mind of Its Own" and "Don't Break the Heart That Loves You." She was the top charting female US artist of the late 1950s and early 1960s.
Real Name
- Concetta Rosa Maria Franconero
Name Vars
- (Connie Francis)
- C. Frances
- C. Francis
- C. Õéó·¹
- C.Francis
- Cannie Frances
- Conne Francis
- Conni Francis
- Connie Frances
- Connie Francis = ³ËüûÕéó·¹
- Connie-Francis
- Conny Francis
- Connye Francis
- Cornie Francis
- Francis
- Francis, C
- К. Френсис
- Кони Френсис
- Конни Френсис
- ³ËüûÕéó·¹
- ³ËüûÕéó·¹ = Connie Francis
Aliases
- Concetta Rosa Maria Franconero
Comments
One of her best!
Loved this song so much for years I recorded it..
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Similar to Kai Winding's "More." Not a good thing. But a fantastic thing!
Thank you for this track. Brings me memory back decades ago to happier times.
I love this by Connie, she has a lot of wonderful songs
Que voz mas linda ?
I love this song!!! I extended it for a even better version :) Mine has a longer intro and I slowed it down by like 1 or 2% I believe so it is more longer and mesmerizing which I honestly believe would have made it a bigger hit, this song is great but it comes and goes so quickly, it's short, fast and powerful. If it had a longer intro like mine does and gave more air time and people having the intro stuck in their heads and then hearing the opening lyrics to the end plus mgm not purposely not promoting her just because she was in charge of almost everything due to them not believing in her before who's sorry now got her career huge. They are retarded. I am very upset that there is no copy available of her version of The Hucklebuck :(
The first Dr Who was televised about the same time as this record was produced, and I always thought the 2 intros were very similar. The pop world was being inundated by late '63 with largely tone-deaf groups, who relied on noise to cover up their lack of singing ability.
Connie Francis almost became too professional for the pop world, many of her records brilliantly orchestrated. As a result, Connie got little air-time, and here in the UK, it was easy to miss one of her releases. I think her voice is unmatched in pop history.
Connie Francis almost became too professional for the pop world, many of her records brilliantly orchestrated. As a result, Connie got little air-time, and here in the UK, it was easy to miss one of her releases. I think her voice is unmatched in pop history.
There are songs that sound like the times they were made for. Whenever I think about what the early 60s must have been like this song is part of the soundtrack
I AM YOUR OTHER LOVE
She sang this song in Spanish. Gorgeous version! I still have the record. Vinyl 45 rev. A treasure!
Connie recorded this also in Japanese, French and two versions in Spanish. Great song from a great singer!!!!
I love Connie Francis and this one of my favorites by her.
Her voice is still one of the very best!
Italian singer-song-writer GINO PAOLI made a superb cover of 'Your other love' titled 'Lei sta con te' which was high in the charts in Italy in 1964.
I have always loved this. Claus Ogerman's arrangements are great
classic few are aware of
dean martin did a song called your other love and i figured it was a gender switch on this one but its a completely different song.
Another terrific song by our best female singer
UTUBE SMILE BY JOHN BAVAS
MARAVILLOSA DIVINA CONNIE FRANCIS
I like this one, but I liked the other side better, which was Your Other Love.
super
Thanks for putting this up. I was given the 45 without the sleeve many years ago. I played both sides and liked "...Rosemarie" better. I was surprised to learn much later that the B side had become the hit.
