Joni James - Hit Records

Hit Records

Year Single Chart positions
U.S. UK
1952 "Why Don't You Believe Me" 1 11
"Purple Shades" 26
1953 "Have You Heard" 4
"Wishing Ring" 17
"Your Cheatin' Heart" 2
"Almost Always" 9
"Is It Any Wonder" 16
"My Love My Love" 8
"You're Fooling Someone" 11
"I'll Never Stand In Your Way" 23
"Nina Non" 27
1954 "Maybe Next Time" 22
"Am I In Love" 22
"In a Garden of Roses" 22
"Mama Don't Cry At My Wedding" 23
"When We Come of Age" 28
1955 "How Important Can It Be?" 2
"You Are My Love" 6
"My Believing Heart" 49
1956 "Don't Tell Me Not To Love You" 83
"I Woke Up Crying" 72
"Give Us This Day" 30
"How Lucky You Are" 70
1957 "Summer Love" 97
1958 "There Goes My Heart" 19
1959 "There Must Be a Way" 33 24
"I Still Get a Thrill" 51
"I Still Get Jealous" 63
"Are You Sorry?" 102
"Little Things Mean a Lot" 35
"I Laughed At Love" 108
1960 "I Need You Now" 98
"You Belong To Me" 101
"My Last Date (With You)" 38

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