1951 HITS ARCHIVE: My Heart Cries For You - Dinah Shore

My Heart Cries For You (Sigman-Mars) by Dinah Shore, orchestra and chorus conducted by Henri Rene
Posting the four different versions that reached top-15 on Billboard’s best-sellers chart in early 1951 (see also Guy Mitchell, Jimmy Wakely and Vic Damone). The melody was adapted by Percy Faith with words by Carl Sigman.
After five successful years of making records for the Columbia label, Dinah was brought back to her original company and promptly presented RCA Victor with this popular version of the ballad. It received strong airplay (#3 peak on the radio charts) and reached #11 on the best-sellers. See also her 1951 hits “Sweet Violets” and “A Penny A Kiss” (duet with Tony Martin).
THE 1951 HITS ARCHIVE - here in one place, a good-quality library of original-release-version best-sellers and songs that made an impact that were either released or enjoyed a major chunk of their popularity within the calendar year 1951 (some were recorded in 1950). .
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The oldest 45 in my collection, it predates me by 5 years. This came from a late aunt's own record library. Frank Sinatra rejected this and Guy Mitchell turned it into a million seller.

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