Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. In 1955, Connie Francis recorded a set of demos which were turned down by nearly every record label around. Skilled in mimicking contemporary female vocalists, she had yet to develop a distinctive style of her own. Eventually, MGM Records offered her a contract and with inspiration from her father, she recorded Who's Sorry Now. The track was singled out in 58 by Dick Clark who played it on his American Bandstand show. By April it had reached #1 in the UK, and #4 in the US charts. Her career went on to flourish when the songwriters Neil Sedaka and Howard Greenfield penned Stupid Cupid which again topped the UK charts at #1. She would go on to rack-up a further seven Top 40 hits before the end of the decade while managing to fit in the recording of an Italian songs album at the iconic Abbey Road Studios in London.
 
1. Who's Sorry Now? 
2. 2Stupid Cupid 
3. Fallin' 
4. My Happiness 
5. Lipstick On Your Collar 
6. Among My Souvenirs 
7. Mama 
8. My Heart Has A Mind Of Its Own 
9. Where The Boys Are 
10. Everybody's Somebody's Fool 
11. Breakin' In A Brand New Broken Heart 
12. Together 
13. When The Boy In Your Arms (Is The Boy In Your Heart) 
14. Don't Break The Heart That Loves You 
15. Second Hand Love 
16. Vacation