Connie Francis LP: Sentimental Favorites - Treasury Of Love Songs (2-LP)

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Connie Francis: Sentimental Favorites - Treasury Of Love Songs (2-LP)

(Polytel Canada) 20 tracks - sealed, new Cut-Out LP - small drill in cover

“Sentimental Favorites” highlights Connie Francis as a sophisticated interpreter of romantic songs and timeless pop standards. The collection brings together favorites such as “The Last Waltz”, “Somewhere My Love”, “Fascination”, “True Love”, “Tennessee Waltz”, “My Happiness”, “Who's Sorry Now” and “Return To Me”. The repertoire moves comfortably between elegant waltzes, classic love songs and material rooted in the golden era of American popular music. This Polytel edition was issued on CD and presents a particularly warm and sentimental side of Connie Francis. Her clear, expressive voice and natural feel for melody are at the center throughout, making the album an appealing portrait of one of the defining female voices of her era. For collectors and listeners who enjoy classic vocal pop, romantic standards and the timeless atmosphere of mid-century American music, “Sentimental Favorites” offers plenty of nostalgic charm.

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Interpret: Connie Francis
Album titlle: Sentimental Favorites - Treasury Of Love Songs (2-LP)
Label PolyGram
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Very Good Plus (VG+)
Artikelart LP
EAN: 0042282979216
weight in Kg 0.21

Francis, Connie - Sentimental Favorites - Treasury Of Love Songs (2-LP) LP 1
01	The Last Waltz	Connie Francis
02	Somewhere My Love	Connie Francis
03	Till We Meet Again	Connie Francis
04	Fascination	Connie Francis
05	True Love	Connie Francis
06	Melody Of Love	Connie Francis
07	Three O'Clock	Connie Francis
08	In The Morning	Connie Francis
09	Don't Say A Word	Connie Francis
10	Tennessee Waltz	Connie Francis
11	I Want To Be With You	Connie Francis
12	Kiss Me Goodbye	Connie Francis
13	I Can't Stop Loving You	Connie Francis
14	Don't Break The Heart	Connie Francis
15	That Loves You	Connie Francis
16	Somebody Else	Connie Francis
17	Is Taking My Place	Connie Francis
18	My Happiness	Connie Francis
19	Among My Souvenirs	Connie Francis
20	Anniversary Waltz	Connie Francis
21	Who's Sorry Now	Connie Francis
22	My Heart Cries For You	Connie Francis
23	Return To Me	Connie Francis

Connie Francis Connie Francis, born Concetta Rosa Maria Franconero on 12 December 1937 in... more

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"Connie Francis"

Connie Francis

Connie Francis, born Concetta Rosa Maria Franconero on 12 December 1937 in Newark, New Jersey, was by far the top-selling female artist of the rock 'n' roll era. The child of Italian immigrants, she first appeared in talent contests singing and playing the accordion; she spent four years on the television show 'Startime', and at the suggestion of entertainer Arthur Godfrey she took the stage name Connie Francis.

After a string of flops for MGM Records, her breakthrough came with an old standard her father had urged on her, 'Who's Sorry Now', which Dick Clark played for months on 'American Bandstand': released late in 1957, it became an international hit and reached number one in England. With 'Stupid Cupid', written by Neil Sedaka and Howard Greenfield, and with 'My Happiness', 'Lipstick On Your Collar' and 'Where The Boys Are', she scored hit after hit over the following decade.

Connie Francis became a star in the German-speaking world too: with songs such as 'Die Liebe ist ein seltsames Spiel' and 'Schöner fremder Mann' she won an audience that few American artists ever reached. Despite grave personal setbacks she remained devoted to her music and her fans to the end. She died in 2025 – but her voice, poised between rhythmic drive and heartfelt ballad, remains unforgettable.

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