Steve Lawrence - Single Discography

Single Discography

Year Single Chart positions
US US
AC
US
R&B
UK
1952 "Poinciana" 21 - — —
1953 "How Many Stars Have To Shine" 26 - — —
1957 "The Banana Boat Song" 18 - — —
"Party Doll" 5 - — —
"(The Bad Donkey) Pum-Pa-Lum" 45 - — —
"Can't Wait For Summer" 42 - — —
"Fabulous" 71 - — —
"Fraulein" 54 - — —
1958 "Uh-Huh, Oh Yeah" 73 - — —
"Many a Time" 97 - — —
1959 "(I Don't Care) Only Love Me" 62 - — —
"Pretty Blue Eyes" 9 - — —
1960 "Footsteps" 7 - — 4
"Girls, Girls, Girls" - - — 49
1961 "Portrait of My Love" 9 - — —
"My Clair De Lune" 68 13 — —
"In Time" 94 19 — —
"Somewhere Along the Way" 67 16 — —
1962 "Our Concerto" 107 - — —
"The Lady Wants To Twist" 120 - — —
"Go Away Little Girl" 1 1 14 —
1963 "Don't Be Afraid, Little Darlin'" 26 12 — —
"Poor Little Rich Girl" 27 11 — —
"More" 117 - — —
"I Want To Stay Here"† 28 8 — 3
"Walking Proud" 26 - — —
"I Can't Stop Talking About You"† 35 14 — —
1964 "My Home Town" 106 - — —
"A Room Without Windows" 120 - — —
"Everybody Knows" 72 18 — —
"Yet...I Know" 77 15 — —
1965 "Bewitched..." 103 - — —
"I Will Wait For You" 113 - — —
"Last Night I Made a Little Girl Cry" 126 - — —
"Millions of Roses" 106 11 — —
1966 "The Week-end" 131 24 — —
"The Ballad of the Sad Young Men" - 36 — —
1967 "The Honeymoon Is Over"† - 14 — —
"Sweet Maria" - 23 — —
"I've Gotta Be Me" - 6 — —
1968 "The Two of Us"# - 33 — —
"Runaround" - 27 — —
1969 "Real True Lovin'"† 119 20 — —
"The Drifter" - 14 — —
1970 "Mama, a Rainbow" - 38 — —
"(You're My) Soul & Inspiration"† - 21 — —
"Groovin'" - 25 — —
1971 "Love is Blue/Autumn Leaves"† - 37 — —
1972 "Ain't No Sunshine/You Are My Sunshine" - 24 — —
"We Can Make It Together (featuring the Osmonds)"† 68 7 — —
1973 "Feelin'"† - 31 — —
"The End (At the End of a Rainbow)" - 46 — —
1975 "Now That We're In Love" - 16 — —
1979 "Hallelujah"‡ - 46 — —

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† Steve & Eydie (Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gorme)
‡ Parker & Penny (Steve & Eydie)

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