June Valli had her first charted hit with Strange Sensation (RCA 4759) It made the Top 25 Best Seller list during the summer of 1952.. + Informações

June Valli singing "Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes" on the popular 50's TV series "Your Hit Parade" from 1953.. + Informações

Lush English-language treatment of the international hit introduced by Italian singing star Mina. Transferred from the original 45rpm: Mercury 71800 - This World We Love In (IL Cielo In Una Stanza) (Toang-Mogol-Raye) by June Valli, orchestra conducted by Teddy Randazzo. + Informações

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Charted at #71 on Billboard Hot 100 in March 1959. I think this song might have been a bigger hit in the mid-'50's when songs like "A Teenager's Prayer" were popular. Original Billboard review: "Miss Valli turns in a highly pleasing reading of a pretty rockaballad with strong teen lyrics. It's a good follow-up to her "The Wedding," and it rates as a strong contender." Written by Chuck Darwin and Lawrence Jefferson. B-side is "In His Arms".. + Informações

June Valli does a great job on the song done by The Four Tunes, and later by the G-Clefs.. + Informações

A mild hit for June Valli that I've never heard on the radio since.. + Informações

JUNE VALLI -FROM ALBUM ?TODAY? 1968. + Informações

Charted at #43 on Billboard Hot 100 in November 1958. June's biggest hits occurred in the early '50's when "Crying in the Chapel" and "I Understand" became top 10 hits in 1953 and 1954. After an absence from the charts following a version of "Unchained Melody" which hit the top 40 in 1955, she returned to the Hot 100 with this recording. She would chart twice more on the Hot 100 with "The Answer to a Maiden's Prayer" which reached #71 during the following year, and "Apple Green" which became a top 40 hit in 1960.. + Informações

June Valli sings her biggest hit single, Crying in the Chapel, in this 1960 clip. Today the song is associated with Elvis Presely, but June's recording preceeded Elvis' by a few years, and his version is, actually a cover of June's. June was picked to replace Eileen Wilson and share the Your Hit Parade televison spotlight with Dorothy Collins, Russell Arms, Raymond Scott and Snooky Lanson. June only last one season on this ledgendary program, and was replaced in 1953 by Gisele MacKenzie with the help of her mentor, Jack Benny. Gisele continued with the show until 1957 when she resigned to star in her own television series.. + Informações

From the Mercury 45, released in 1960. Flipside of Apple Green.. + Informações

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Wonderful ballad from June Valli with "Looking At The World", issued as a B-side in 1960.. + Informações

Random images over a June Valli song off 78 rpm record. Made using Vegas Pro 8. + Informações

Charted at #8 in Billboard in June 1954. An adaptation of the "Auld Lang Syne" melody. This song also charted at #6 for the Four Tunes in May 1954 (#7 R&B), #9 for the G-Clefs in September 1961 (#17 UK) and #36 for Freddie and the Dreamers in November 1964 (#5 UK). Original Billboard review: "A simple ballad sung with sincerity and feeling by Miss Valli to a tastefully delicate backing by the Winterhalter ork and chorus. Should get spins and plays." Billboard rating: 79 out of 100. Written by Pat Best. B-side is "Love, Tears and Kisses".. + Informações

Charted at #29 on Billboard Hot 100 in March 1960. This was her last entry on the Hot 100.. + Informações

Charted at #4 in Billboard in August 1953. Originally recorded by Darrell Glenn who charted at #6 on the pop chart with his version in July 1953 (#4 Country). Other charting versions from 1953: #8 for Rex Allen in August 1953 (#4 Country), #11 for the Orioles in August 1953 (#1 R&B), #7 for Lee Lawrence on the UK Singles chart in November 1953 and #15 for Ella Fitzgerald in September 1953. Later versions which charted: #119 for Little Richard in April 1963, #88 for Adam Wade in January 1965 (#20 Adult Contemporary), #3 for Elvis Presley in April 1965 (#1 UK, #1 Adult Contemporary), #43 for Elvis Presley on the UK Singles chart in September 1977, #34 on the Adult Contemporary chart for Peter Blakeley in 1990 and #2 for Elvis Presley on the UK Singles chart in April 2005. Original Billboard review: "Quick and effective pop coverage of the country and western item could be the best thing that happened to Miss Valli on wax for some time. She sells this from note one for a well-projected ballad reading, albeit, at times, a little forced. This one could move out". Billboard rating: 80 out of 100. Written by Artie Glenn. B-side is "Love Every Moment You Live".. + Informações

Title: Crying in the Chapel Artist: June Valli Year: 1953 Label: RCA Victor Records a 1953 Top Hits Sigles on the Billboard popularizer bu June Valli also sung by Elvis Presley info: renew2day. + Informações

I'LL STEP ASIDE ~ June Valli ~ 1960 ~ Mercury Records. + Informações

June Valli-Tell Me Tell Me RCA Records-78-5837-1954. + Informações

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June Valli-Cry RCA Records-78-4388-1951. + Informações

While under contract with RCA Victor, June Valli had two hits. One big one with "Crying in the Chaple" and this more modest one, "Apple Green." Both are lovely songs and performed nicely by MS Valli. In 1952 June Valli was picked to co-star on "Your Hit Parade," but she only last one season, being replaced in 1953 by French/Canadian beauty, Gisele MacKenzie, who remained with Your Hit Parade until 1957, when she left to star in her own variety series.. + Informações

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June Valli-Love Tears & Kisses RCA Records-78-5740-1954. + Informações