Petula Clark - Notable German Singles

Notable German Singles

  • "Monsieur" (by Karl Götz, Kurt Hertha; German language song) (1962, No.1)
  • "Casanova Baciami" (song with German lyric) (1963, No.2)
  • "Cheerio" (German language version of "Chariot") (1963, No.6)
  • "Mille Mille Grazie" (song with mainly German lyric) (1963, No.9)
  • "Warum muß man auseinandergeh'n (Mit weißen Perlen)" (1964, No.17)
  • "Alles ist nun vorbei (Anyone Who Had a Heart)" (1964, No.37)
  • "Downtown" (1965, German version, No.1)
  • "Kann ich dir vertrauen" (1966, No.17)
  • "Verzeih' die dummen Tränen" (1966, German version of "My Love", No.21)
  • "Love - so heißt mein Song" (1967, German version of "This is My Song", No.23)
  • "Alle Leute wollen in den Himmel", (1967, German version of "Tout le monde veut aller au ciel", No.28)

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