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BOBBY VINTON - Songs

Romantic soft pop singer Bobby Vinton (a.k.a. "The Polish Prince") had a long string of hits including "Roses Are Red (My Love)" (1962), "Blue Velvet" (1963), "I Love How You Love Me" (1968), and "My Melody Of Love" (1974). Vinton charted numerous other songs on the Pop/Rock charts from 1962-1980 and also had a string of hits on the Country charts in the 1980s. He had his own TV variety show from 1975-1978.

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Blue On Blue Blue On Blue     1963

Blue Velvet Blue Velvet     1963
("Blue Velvet" topped both the Adult Contemporary and Pop/Rock charts for Bobby Vinton in 1963. This song previously charted for Tony Bennett (1951) and the Statues (1960).)

Clinging Vine Clinging Vine     1964

Coming Home Soldier Coming Home Soldier     1967

Dum-De-Da Dum-De-Da     1966
("Dum-De-Da" previously charted for Johnny Tillotson as "She Understands Me" in 1964.)

Halfway To Paradise Halfway To Paradise     1968
("Halfway To Paradise" previously charted for Tony Orlando (1961).)

I Love How You Love Me I Love How You Love Me     1968
("I Love How You Love Me" topped both the Adult Contemporary and Pop/Rock charts for Bobby Vinton in 1968. This song previously charted for the Paris Sisters (1961).)

Just as Much as Ever Just as Much as Ever     1968
("Just as Much as Ever" previously charted for Bob Beckham (1959).)

L-O-N-E-L-Y L-O-N-E-L-Y     1965

Let's Kiss And Make Up Let's Kiss And Make Up     1963

Long Lonely Nights Long Lonely Nights     1965
("Long Lonely Nights" previously charted for Lee Andrews & the Hearts (1957) and Clyde McPhatter (1957) and later also charted for the Dells in 1970.)

Mr. Lonely Mr. Lonely     1964
("Mr. Lonely" topped the charts for Bobby Vinton in 1964. This song previously charted for Buddy Greco (1962).)

My Heart Belongs To Only You My Heart Belongs To Only You     1964
("My Heart Belongs To Only You" previously charted for Jackie Wilson (1961).)

My Melody Of Love My Melody Of Love     1974
(This upbeat song, which is sung partially in Polish, topped the charts for Bobby Vinton in 1974 on both the Adult Contemporary and Pop/Rock charts.)

Over The Mountain (Across The Sea) Over The Mountain (Across The Sea)     1963
("Over The Mountain (Across The Sea)" previously charted for Johnnie & Joe (1957, 1960).)

Please Love Me Forever Please Love Me Forever     1967
("Please Love Me Forever" previously charted for Tommy Edwards (1958) and Cathy Jean & the Roommates (1961).)

Roses Are Red (My Love) Roses Are Red (My Love)     1962
("Roses Are Red (My Love)," which topped both the Adult Contemporary and Pop/Rock charts in 1962 for Bobby Vinton, was his chart debut song.)

Satin Pillows Satin Pillows     1966

Sealed With A Kiss Sealed With A Kiss     1972
("Sealed With A Kiss" previously charted for Brian Hyland (1962) and Gary Lewis & the Playboys (1968).)

Take Good Care Of My Baby Take Good Care Of My Baby     1968
("Take Good Care Of My Baby" previously charted for Bobby Vee (1961).)

Tell Me Why Tell Me Why     1964
("Tell Me Why" was written by Marty Gold and Al Alberts, Jr. (leader of the Four Aces) and was originally a chart hit for the Four Aces in 1952. This song is different from the many other various songs that have this same song title.)

There! I've Said It Again There! I've Said It Again     1964
("There! I've Said It Again" topped both the Adult Contemporary and Pop/Rock charts for Bobby Vinton. This song previously charted for Sam Cooke (1959).)

To Know You Is To Love You To Know You Is To Love You     1969
("To Know You Is To Love You" previously topped the charts for the Teddy Bears as "To Know Him Is To Love Him" (1958) and also charted for Peter & Gordon (1965).)

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