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Frankie Valli and the 4 Seasons 78 Chart Recordings in the U.S. And/Or Frankie Valli and the 4 Seasons 78 chart recordings in the U.S. and/or Britain 61 in Billboard U.S. Hot 100 61 in the Cash Box U.S. Top 100 48 in Top 40 in the U.S. and/or Britain 24 in Top 10 in the U.S. and/or Britain 9 at No. 1 (includes Can’t Take My Eyes Off You, which reached #1 in both Cash Box and Record World and #2 in Billboard, and Let’s Hang On, which reached #1 in both Cash Box and Record World and #3 in Billboard; does not include the remix of Beggin’ reaching #1 on the British dance chart) The 4 Seasons Debut year Highest Chart Position (Billboard Hot 100 or Bubbling Under the Hot 100 except where indicated; Cash Box positions are given only if they are higher than in Billboard and Record World. Record World positions are given only if they are higher than in Cash Box and Billboard.) No. 1 records are in red. Other Top 10 records are in blue. Other Top 40 records are in green. 1. 1956 You’re the Apple of My Eye (The Four Lovers) #62 2. 1962 Sherry #1 (five weeks at No. 1 in Billboard and six weeks at No. 1 in Cash Box) 3. 1962 Big Girls Don’t Cry #1 (5 weeks) 4. 1962 Santa Claus is Coming to Town #23 5. 1963 Walk Like a Man #1 (3 weeks) 6. 1963 Peanuts #108 7. 1963 Since I Don’t Have You #123 same recording also reached #105 in 1965 8. 1963 Ain’t That a Shame #22 (#20 in Cash Box) 9. 1963 Soon (I’ll Be Home Again) #77 (flip of Ain’t That a Shame) (#70 in Cash Box) 10. 1963 Candy Girl #3 11. 1963 Marlena #36 (flip of Candy Girl) (#35 in Cash Box) 12. 1963 New Mexican Rose #36 (#30 in Cash Box) 13. 1963 That’s the Only Way #88 (flip of New Mexican Rose) (#65 in Cash Box) 14. 1964 Dawn (Go Away) #3 15. 1964 Stay #16 (#15 in Cash Box) 16. 1964 Ronnie #6 17. 1964 Alone #28 (#24 in Cash Box) 18. 1964 Long Lonely Nights #102 (flip of Alone) (#74 in Cash Box) 19. 1964 Rag Doll #1 (2 weeks) 20. 1964 Save It for Me #10 (#8 in Record World) 21. 1964 Sincerely #75 22. 1964 Apple of My Eye #106 23. 1964 Big Man in Town #20 (#14 in Record World) 24. 1964 I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus #19 (Billboard Christmas chart) 25. 1965 Bye, Bye, Baby (Baby, Goodbye) #12 (#6 in Record World) 26. 1965 Toy Soldier #64 (#62 in Cash Box) 27. 1965 Betrayed #91 in Cash Box only 28. 1965 Girl Come Running #30 (#23 in Record World) 29. 1965 Let’s Hang On #3 (#1 in Cash Box for 1 week) 30. 1965 Don’t Think Twice (The Wonder Who) #12 (#10 in Cash Box) 31. 1965 Little Boy (In Grown Up Clothes) #60 32. 1966 Working My Way Back to You #9 33. 1966 Opus 17 (Don’t You Worry ’Bout Me) #13 (#9 in Cash Box and Record World) 34. 1966 On the Good Ship Lollipop (The Wonder Who) #87 35. 1966 You’re Nobody ’Til Somebody Loves You (The Wonder Who) #96 (flip of Good Ship Lollipop) (#86 in Cash Box) 36. 1966 I’ve Got You Under My Skin #9 (#6 in Record World) 37. 1966 Tell It to the Rain #10 38. 1967 Beggin’ #16 (#15 in Record World) 39. 1967 C’mon Marianne #9 40. 1967 Lonesome Road (The Wonder Who) #89 (#62 in Cash Box) 41. 1967 Watch the Flowers Grow #30 (#14 in Cash Box) 42. 1968 Will You Love Me Tomorrow #24 (#13 in Record World) 43. 1968 Saturday’s Father #103 (#50 in Cash Box) 44. 1968 Electric Stories #61 (#38 in Record World) 45. 1969 Idaho #95 (#64 in Cash Box) 46. 1969 Something’s On Her Mind #98 (other side of Idaho) 47. 1969 And That Reminds Me (My Heart Reminds Me) #45 (#27 in Record World) 48. 1970 Patch of Blue #94 (#53 in Cash Box) 49. 1974 Hickory #90 in Cash Box only 50. 1975 The Night #7 in Britain only 51. 1975 Who Loves You #3 52. 1975 December 1963 (Oh, What a Night) #1 (3 weeks) 53. 1976 Silver Star #38 (#3 in Britain) 54. 1976 We Can Work It Out #34 in Britain only 55. 1977 Rhapsody #37 in Britain only 56. 1977 Down the Hall #65 (#34 in Britain) 57. 1980 Spend the Night in Love #91 58. 1994 Remix of December 1963 (Oh, What a Night) #14 (#11 in Cash Box) 59. 2007 Remix of Beggin’ #32 in Britain only (#1 on the British dance chart!) Frankie Valli 60. 1965 The Sun Ain’t Gonna Shine (Anymore) #128 61. 1966 (You’re Gonna) Hurt Yourself #39 (#38 in Record World) 62. 1966 You’re Ready Now #112 (#93 in Cash Box) (#11 in Britain in 1970) 63. 1966 The Proud One #68 64. 1967 Can’t Take My Eyes Off You #2 (#1 in Cash Box for 2 weeks in a 3 wk period) 65. 1967 I Make a Fool of Myself #18 66. 1967 To Give (The Reason I Live) #29 (#17 in Cash Box) 67. 1969 The Girl I’ll Never Know (Angels Never Fly This Low) #52 (#23 in Record World) 68. 1974 My Eyes Adored You #1 (1 week) 69. 1975 Swearin’ to God #6 70. 1975 Our Day Will Come #11 71. 1976 Fallen Angel #36 (#11 in Britain) 72. 1976 We’re All Alone #78 (#74 in Cash Box) 73. 1976 Boomerang #90 in Cash Box only 74. 1977 Easily #108 75. 1978 Grease #1 (2 weeks) 76. 1978 Save Me, Save Me (#48 on Billboard adult contemporary chart only) 77. 1979 Fancy Dancer #77 78. 1980 Where Did We Go Wrong #90 .
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