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If someone asked me what was the most beautiful single to miss the Billboard charts entirely, this might be my answer. The understated beauty of the song, arrangement and, of course, Linda's performance is extremely moving. It's further amazing that the record missed the Hot 100 entirely (and even the Bubbling Under chart) when one finds it charted locally at #1 in Springfield, Massachusetts in December 1962! Furthermore, it charted in the Top 40 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (as well as in different positions in other Pennsylvanian cities) and in the Top 50 in Hartford, Connecticut.
With Hutch Davie and His Orchestra.
Written by Rudy Clark.
B-side is "The Loneliest Girl in Town".
If someone asked me what was the most beautiful single to miss the Billboard charts entirely, this might be my answer. The understated beauty of the song, arrangement and, of course, Linda's performance is extremely moving. It's further amazing that the record missed the Hot 100 entirely (and even the Bubbling Under chart) when one finds it charted locally at #1 in Springfield, Massachusetts in December 1962! Furthermore, it charted in the Top 40 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (as well as in different positions in other Pennsylvanian cities) and in the Top 50 in Hartford, Connecticut.
With Hutch Davie and His Orchestra.
Written by Rudy Clark.
B-side is "The Loneliest Girl in Town".
