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Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons U.K.Discography Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons U.K.Discography Cat. No Title Chart Release Position date THE FOUR SEASONS - THE SINGLES Stateside SS122 Sherry/I’ve cried before 8 9/62 Stateside SS145 Big girl’s don’t cry/Connie-O 13 1/63 Stateside SS169 Walk like a man/Lucky ladybug 12 3/63 Stateside SS194 Ain’t that a shame/Soon (I’ll be home again) 38 6/63 Stateside SS216 Candy Girl/Marlena 8/63 Stateside SS241 Santa Claus is coming to town/ Christmas 11/63 Tears Stateside SS262 Peanuts/Silhouettes 2/64 Stateside SS315 Alone/Long lonely nights 7/64 Stateside SS343 Since I don’t have you/Sincerely 10/64 Philips BF1317 Dawn/No surfin’ today 2/64 Philips BF1334 Ronnie/Born to wander 5/64 Philips BF1347 Rag Doll/Silence is golden 2 8/64 Philips BF1364 Save it for me/Funny face 1/65 Philips BF1372 Big man in town/Little angel 11/64 Philips BF1395 Bye Bye Baby/Searching wind 2/65 Philips BF1411 Toy Soldier/Betrayed 5/65 Philips BF1420 Girl come running/Cry myself to sleep 6/65 Philips BF1439 Let’s hang on/On Broadway tonight 4 10/65 Philips BF1474 Working my way back to you/Too 50 3/66 many memories Philips BF1493 Opus 17/Beggar’s parade 20 5/66 Philips BF1511 I’ve got you under my skin/ 12 9/66 Huggin my pillow Philips BF1538 Tell it to the rain/Show girl 37 1/67 Philips BF1556 Beggin’/Dody 3/67 Philips BF1584 C’mon Marianne/Let’s ride again 6/67 Philips BF1621 Watch the flowers grow/Raven 11/67 Philips BF1651 Will you love me tomorrow/ 3/68 Silhouettes Philips BF1685 Saturday’s Father/Goodbye Girl 8/68 Philips BF1743 Electric stories/Pity 1/69 Philips BF1763 Rag Doll/Working my way back 3/69 to you (with pic. sleeve) Philips 6051 012 Beggin’/Walk like a man 2/71 Philips 6051 018 Rag Doll/Let’s hang on/I’ve got you under my 8/71 skin Warner Bros. Who loves you/Who loves you 6 9/75 K 16602 (disco version) Warner Bros. December 1963/Slip away 1 1/76 K 16688 Warner Bros. Silver Star (LP version) Silver Star 3 4/76 K 16742 (edit) Warner Bros. We can work it out/Harmony perfect 34 11/76 K 16845 harmony Warner Bros Rhapsody/Helicon 37 5/77 K 16932 Warner Bros. Down the hall/I believe in you 34 7/77 Researched and compiled by George A.Ingram of the Four Seasons UK Appreciation Society April 2011 Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons U.K.Discography K 16982 Old Gold 9276 Sherry/Dawn 4/83 Old Gold 9277 Big girls don’t cry/Walk like a man 4/83 Old Gold 9278 Let’s hang on/Working my way back 4/83 to you Old Gold 9279 I’ve got you under my skin/Opus 17 4/83 Old Gold 9280 Rag Doll/Silence is golden 4/83 Old Gold 9281 Who loves you/Bye bye baby 4/83 Old Gold 9282 December 1963/Silver Star 4/83 Platinum Four 71 Let’s hang on/Rag Doll (with pic. slv.) 6/88 Platinum Four 72 Walk like a man/Sherry (with pic. slv.) 6/88 Platinum Four 73 Working my way back to you/I’ve got 6/88 you under my skin (with pic. slv.) Curb ZB 42288 Big girls don’t cry (orig. version)/ditto 10/88 (enhanced orig. mix) (with pic. slv.) (7” single) Curb ZT 42287 Big girls don’t cry (club mix version of 10/88 orig.)/ditto (enhanced orig. version plus digitally enhanced remix of orig. mix) (with pic. slv.) (12” single) Polygram TV December 1963 (Oh what a night) 4/92 VALLI2 1988 remix/ditto (instrumental remix) (7” single) Polygram TV As above (cassette single) 4/92 VALMC2 Polygram TV As above plus “December 1963 4/92 VALX2 extended remix” (12” single) Polygram TV As per 12” single plus the “December 4/92 VALCO2 1963 extended remix” (CD single) Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons - Singles Warner Bros. Whatever you say/Sleeping Man 9/71 K16107 Tamla Motown You’re a song/Sun Country 6/72 TMG 819 Mowest MW3002 The night/When the morning comes 10/72 Mowest MW3003 Walk on, don’t look back/Touch the rain child 3/73 Mowest MW3024 The Night/When the morning comes 7 4/75 Mowest MW3028 Touch the rain child/Poor fool 6/75 Warner Bros. Heaven must have sent you/Sherry 3/81 K 17764 medley Warner Bros. December 1963/Slip away (reissue 7/81 K 16688 with pic. sleeve) Motown TMG819 The Night/When the morning comes(re-issue) 10/81 MCA 980 Book of love/Deep inside your love 4/86 BR Music 45277 4 Seasons “Oh what a night (Dec 49 10/88 (Dutch import) 1963”) Summer 1988 remix/ditto (original 1975 single version) (with pic. slv.) 7” single BR Music “Oh what a night (Dec 1963) Summer 10/88 1245277 1988 re-mix version/the groove mix plus instrumental re-mix (with pic. slv.) 12” Researched and compiled by George A.Ingram of the Four Seasons UK Appreciation Society April 2011 Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons U.K.Discography single CDS 277 CD single 12/88 Polygram TV Can’t take my eyes off you/December 2/92 VALLI 1 1963 (7” single) Polygram TV As above (cassette single) 2/92 VALMC 1 Polygram TV As above plus My eyes adored you 2/92 VALCD 1 (CD single) Frankie Valli - Singles Philips BF 1467 You’re gonna hurt yourself/Night hawk (B-side 1/66 by the Valli Boys) Philips BF 1512 You’re ready now/Cry for me 10/66 Philips BF 1529 The proud one/Ivy 12/66 Philips BF 1580 Can’t take my eyes off you/ The trouble with 6/67 me (re-issued April 1968) Philips BF 1603 I make a fool of myself/September rain 9/67 Philips BF 1634 To give/Watch where you walk 1/68 Philips BF 1795 The girl I’ll never know/A face without a name 6/69 Philips You’re ready now/Cry for me 11 11/70 320 226 BF Philips The proud one/Ivy 48 2/71 6051 011 Private Stock My eyes adored you/Watch where 5 10/74 PVT 1 you walk Private Stock Swearin’ to God/Why 31 5/75 PVT 21 Private Stock Our day will come/You can bet I ain’t 10/75 PVT 42 goin’ nowhere Private Stock Fallen Angel/Carrie I would marry 11 3/76 PVT 51 you Private Stock We’re all alone/You to me are 7/76 PVT 66 everything Private Stock Easily/What good am I without you 4/77 PVT 98 Private Stock Second thoughts/So she says 6/77 PVT 111 Private Stock I need you/I’m gonna love you 10/77 PVT 124 Mowest MW3030 And I will love you/Sun country 8/75 Mowest MW3034 Life and breath/Thank you 56 6/76 RSO RSO 012 Grease/Grease (instrumental) 3 8/78 Warner Bros. Save me Save me/No love at all 76 11/78 K 17251 MCA MCA 572 Passion for Paris (edit)/Passion for 3/80 Paris MCA MCAT 572 Passion for Paris/Passion for Paris 3/80 (12” single) MCA MCA 624 Where did we go wrong/Doctor 7/80 dance MCA MCA 645 Soul/If it really wasn’t love 63 1/81 Researched and compiled by George A.Ingram of the Four Seasons UK Appreciation Society April 2011 Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons U.K.Discography (7” single) MCA MCAT 645 Soul/If it really wasn’t love (12” single) 1/81 Old Gold My eyes adored you/You’re ready 4/83 OG 9283 now Platinum Four 74 Your ready now/My eyes adored you 6/88 Polydor PO136 F. Valli/John Travolta & O Newton- 47 3/91 John “Grease-The Dream Mix” with ‘A’ side Grease, Sandy & Hopelessly devoted to to you b/w We go together (7” single) Polydor PZ 136 Tracks as above with “groove” and 3/91 “original groove” versions plus We go together (12” single) Polydor PZ CD Tracks as per 12” plus 7” version 7/91 plus We go together (5” CD single) 4 Seasons EP’s Stateside SE1011 “The Four Seasons Sing” Stay/Honey 2/64 Love/New Mexican Rose/That’s The Way It Goes Philips BE12593 “The Big Four” (One Seasons’ track, “Let’s 4/66 Hang On” Philips MCP1000 “Hits Of The Four Seasons” (I’ve got you under 1968 my skin/Working my way back to you/Lets hang on/Tell it to the rain). Cassette EP in plastic tray and carboard sleeve Warner Bros. “The Four Seasons” Harmony, Perfect 1/78 K17072 Harmony/Who Loves You/December 1963/Silver Star. 33.1/3 rpm. (Reissued March 1980 with different picture sleeve) FRANKIE VALLI EP Private Stock PVT Swearin’ To God/My Eyes Adored 11/76 78 You/Boomerang/Fallen Angel (reissued January 1977) WONDER WHO - SINGLES Philips BF1440 Don’t Think Twice It’s Alright/Sassy 11/65 Philips BF1504 On The Good Ship Lollipop/You’re Nobody Till 7/66 Somebody Loves You Philips BF1600 Lonesome Road/Around And Around (B-side 8/67 by Seasons) MISCELLANEOUS UK VINYL AND OTHER RELEASES Singles (45rpm & 33 1/3 rpm): 4 Seasons Philips . (Beggin'/Walk like a man) and (Rag doll/Let's 1971 6051 012 hang on/I've got you under my skin - maxi Philips 6051 018 single) .
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