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WDAM Radio's History of the Animals WDAM Radio's Hit Singles History Of Paul Anka # Artist Title Chart Comments/Record Label Position/Year 001 Paul Anka “Blau-Wile-Deveest-Fontaine” –/1956 & First recording, but this song was the B-side when his first –/1957 45 was issued. Released twice. RPM (RPM Records was an American record label launched in the early 1950s in Los Angeles. It was a subsidiary of Modern Records and part of the Bihari Brothers record empire.) 002 Paul Anka “Diana” #1/1957 Paul Anka – composer. Other hit version: Bobby Rydell (#98/1965) ABC-Paramount 002A Bobby Rydell “Diana” #23-AC/1965 Rare. Capitol 002B Adriano Celentano Featuring “Oh Diana” #3-Italy/2006 Clan Celentano Paul Anka 003 Micki Marlo With Vocal Assist By “What You’ve Done To Me” –/1957 B-side. Paul Anka composed but did not sing on the A- Paul Anka side (That’s Right) that also did not chart. ABC- Paramount 004 Paul Anka “I Love You Baby” #97/1957 Paul Anka – composer. A-side. ABC-Paramount 005 Paul Anka “Tell Me That You Love Me” #47-Music Paul Anka – composer. B-side. ABC-Paramount Vendor/1957 006 Paul Anka “Sing, Sing, Sing (With A Swing)” –/1955 Louis Prima – composer. Although this 45 has a 1955 ABC-Paramount catalogue number, it wasn’t recorded until December 1957 and issued in 1958. 007 Paul Anka “You Are My Destiny” #7/1958 Paul Anka – composer. ABC-Paramount 008 Paul Anka “Crazy Love” #15/1958 A-side. Paul Anka – composer. ABC-Paramount 009 Paul Anka “Let The Bells Keep Ringing” #16/1958 B-side. Paul Anka – composer. ABC-Paramount 010 Paul Anka “Midnight” #69/1958 Paul Anka – composer. A-side. ABC-Paramount 011 Paul Anka “Verboten (Forbidden) #85-Music B-side. ABC-Paramount Vendor/1958 012 Paul Anka “Just Young” #80/1958 ABC-Paramount 013 Paul Anka - George Hamilton IV “The Teen Commandments” #29/1958 ABC-Paramount - Johnny Nash 014 Martha Stewart (All Of A Sudden) My Heart Sings” #12/1945 From the 1945 Frank Sinatra/Kathryn Grayson/Gene Kelly/Jose Iturbi movie, Anchors Aweigh. Other hit versions: Johnnie Johnston (#7/1945) and Mel Carter (#38/1965). Bluebird 014A Paul Anka (All Of A Sudden) My Heart Sings” #15/1958 ABC-Paramount 015 Buddy Holly (& The Dick Jacobs “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” #13/1959 Paul Anka – composer – donated the copyright proceeds Orchestra) to Buddy Holly’s widow. Other hit single versions by Linda Ronstadt (#14/1975) and R.C. Bannon (#33-C&W/1978). Coral 015A Paul Anka “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” [1963 Version] #65-Albums/ From Paul Anka’s 21 Golden Hits. RCA 1963 015B Paul Anka “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” [1974 Version] #9-Albums/ From Anka. United Artists 1974 015C Linda Ronstadt "It Doesn't Matter Anymore" #47/1975 Capital 015D Mark Williams “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” #1-New Zealand/1977 015E R.C. Bannon "It Doesn't Matter Anymore" #33-C&W/ Columbia 1978 016 Orioles “I Miss You So” –/1951 Bertha Scott/Jimmy Henderson/ Sydney Robin – Composers. Jubilee 016A Paul Anka “I Miss You So” #33/1959 ABC-Paramount. Other hit versions: Chris Connor (#34/1957) & Little Anthony & The Imperials (#34/1965) 017 Paul Anka “Lonely Boy” #1/1959 From the movie, Girls Town, starring Mamie Van Doren and Paul Anka. Paul Anka – composer. A-side. ABC- Paramount 017A Janie Gee “(I’m Just A) Lonely Girl” –/1959 Answer song. Rare. MGM 017B Dante & His Friends “Now That I’ve Got You” –/1959 Answer song. Rare. Imperial 018 Paul Anka “Your Love” #83-Cashbox/ Paul Anka – composer. B-side. ABC-Paramount 1959 019 Paul Anka “Put Your Head On My Shoulder” #2/1959 Paul Anka – composer. Other hit versions: Lettermen (#44/1968) & Leif Garrett (#58/1978). A-side. ABC- Paramount 019A Lettermen “Put Your Head On My Shoulder” #44/1968 Capitol 019B Leif Garrett “Put Your Head Of My Shoulder” #58/1978 Atlantic 020 Paul Anka “It’s Time To Cry” #4/1959 Paul Anka – composer. ABC-Paramount 021 Connie Francis “Teddy” #17-Rock/ Paul Anka – composer. MGM 1960 022 Paul Anka “Puppy Love” #2/1960 Written for Annette Funicello, with whom he had an affair when she 16, and she said he was her “first true love.” Paul Anka – composer. A-side. ABC-Paramount 022A Donny Osmond “Puppy Love” #3/1972 MGM 023 Annette Funicello “Train Of Love” #36/1960 Paul Anka – composer. Buena Vista 024 Paul Anka “Adam And Eve” #90/1960 Paul Anka – composer. From the movie, The Private Lives Of Adam & Eve, starring Mamie Van Doren and Mickey Rooney. ABC-Paramount 025 Paul Anka “My Home Town” #8/1960 Paul Anka – composer. A-side. ABC-Paramount 026 Paul Anka “Something Happened” #41/1960 B-side. ABC-Paramount 027 Gertrude Lawrence “Hello Young Lovers #2-Albums/ Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein III – co- 1951 composers. From the original cast soundtrack of the 1951 musical, The King And I. Decca. 027A Paul Anka “Hello Young Lovers” #23/1960 A-side. ABC-Paramount 028 Paul Anka “I Love You In The Same Old Way” #40/1960 Paul Anka – composer. ABC-Paramount 029 Paul Anka “Summer’s Gone” #11/1960 Paul Anka – composer. ABC-Paramount 030 Paul Anka “Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer” #104/1960 ABC-Paramount 031 Paul Anka “It’s Christmas Everywhere” #117-Record Paul Anka – composer. ABC-Paramount World/1960 032 Paul Anka “(You Can) Share My Love” –/1961 Paul Anka – composer. Special edition release. ABC- Paramount 032 Paul Anka “The Story Of My Love” #16/1961 Paul Anka – composer. A-side. ABC-Paramount 034 Paul Anka “Don’t Say You’re Sorry” #108/1961 B-side. ABC-Paramount 035 Paul Anka “Tonight My Love, Tonight” #13/1961 Paul Anka – composer. Adapted from Caro Nomo from Verdi’s opera, Rigoletto. 036 Paul Anka “Dance On Little Girl” #10/1961 Paul Anka – composer. ABC-Paramount 037 Paul Anka “Kissin’ On The Phone” #35/1961 Paul Anka – composer. A-side. ABC-Paramount 038 Paul Anka “Cinderella” #70/1961 Paul Anka – composer. B-side. ABC-Paramount 039 Paul Anka “The Bells At My Wedding” #104/1961 Paul Anka – composer. A-side. ABC-Paramount 040 Paul Anka “Loveland” #110/1961 Paul Anka – composer. B-side. ABC-Paramount 041 Paul Anka “All Of Me” –/1962 Hit versions: Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra (#1/1932), Louis Armstrong (#1/1932), Ben Selvin (#10/1932), Count Basie (#17/1943), Johnnie Ray (#12/1952), John Legend (#1/2014) & Josh Kaufman (#103/2014).ABC-Paramount 042 Paul Anka “The Fools Hall Of Fame” #103/1962 Paul Anka – composer. A-side. ABC-Paramount 043 Paul Anka “Far From The Lights Of Town” #95-Music Paul Anka – composer. B-side. ABC-Paramount Vendor/1962 044 Paula Anka “Love Me Warm And Tender” #12/1962 Paul Anka – composer. A-side. RCA Victor 045 Paul Anka “I’d Like To Know” #123-Music Paul Anka – composer. B-side. RCA Victor Vendor/1962 046 Paul Anka “I’d Never Find Another You” #106/1962 ABC-Paramount 047 Paul Anka “Younger Than Springtime” –/1962 Also appeared on Young, Alive And In Love (#61- Albums/1962). Song debuted by William Tabbert in 1949 in the Broadway musical, South Pacific. Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein – composers. Columbia RCA Victor 048 Paul Anka “I Never Knew Your Name” #129-Music Paul Anka – composer. A-side. RCA Victor Vendor/1962 049 Paul Anka “A Steel Guitar And A Glass Of Wine” #12/1962 Paul Anka – composer. B-side. RCA Victor 050 Paul Anka “I’m Coming Home” #94/1962 Paul Anka – composer. A-side. ABC-Paramount 051 Johnnie Ray & The Four Lads “Cry” #1/1959 Other hit versions: Georgia Gibbs (#24/1951), Eileen Barton (#10/1952), Four Knights (#21/1952). Knightsbridge Strings (#53/1959), Ray Charles (#58/1965), Ronnie Dove (#18/1966) & Lynn Anderson (#71-Rock & #-C&W/1972), Diana Trask (#99- C&W/1975) & Crystal Gayle (#1-C&W/1986). Columbia 051A Paul Anka “Cry” #100-Music B-side. ABC-Paramount. Vendor/1962 052 Paul Anka “Every Night (Without You)” #46/1962 Paul Anka – composer. RCA Victor 052A Paul Anka “Ogni Notte” –/1962 Paul Anka – composer. Italian version. RCA Victor 053 Tonight Show With Johnny “Show Open – Debut Tonight Show With October 1, Introduction by Groucho Marx. Carson Aircheck Johnny Carson Aircheck” 1962 053A Tutti Camarata - Tutti's Horns “Toot Suite (It's Only Love)” –/1958 With The Camarata Strings 053B Annette Funicello “It’s Really Love” –Albums/1959 From Annette Sings. Her first charted LP was – Annette Sings Anka (#21-Albums/1960). 053C Tonight Show Band With Doc “Johnny’s Theme (The Tonight Show #27-Jazz – Nominated for a Grammy, but did not win. Amherst Severinsen Theme)” Radio & Records/1986 054 Paul Anka “Eso Beso (That Kiss)” #19/1962 RCA Victor 055 Mitch Miller & His Orchestra & “The Longest Day” (Instrumental Version) #109/1962 Title song from the movie. Paul Anka – composer. Paul Chorus Anka had a cameo role. Columbia 055A Paul Anka “The Longest Day” #65-Albums/ From Paul Anka’s 21 Golden Hits. RCA Victor 1963 056 Paul Anka “Love (Makes The World Go ‘Round) #26/1963 Paul Anka – composer. RCA Victor 057 Paul Anka “Remember Diana” #39/1963 Paul Anka – composer. RCA Victor 058 Paul Anka “Hello Jim” #97/1963 Paul Anka – composer. RCA Victor 059 Paul Anka “Hurry Up And Tell Me” #97-Cashbox RCA Victor & Music Vendor/1963 060 Paul Anka “Did You Have A Happy Birthday?” #89/1963 Paul Anka – composer. RCA Victor 061 Paul Anka “Happy Tears” –/1963 Gerry Goffin & Carole King – composers. RCA Victor 062 Paul Anka “From Rocking Horse To Rocking Chair” #90-Music Hal David & Burt Bacharach – composers. RCA Victor Vendor/1963 063 Paul Anka “My Baby’s Coming Home” #115/1964 Paul Anka – co-composer.
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