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During the '50s/'60s countless Singles and EPs were released world-wide of Doris's solo music. Her songs were regularly played on radio and adorned pop charts in countries as far a field as England and Australia. To produce a complete international listing would be quite frankly impossible. Therefore, below are some of the more notable picture sleeves and a Top 20 American singles listing.

Que Sera Sera (French EP) Tunnel of Love (Australian EP) Love Me in the Daytime (American 7" Single) Lover Come Back (German 7" Single)
It Happened To Jane (American 7" Single) Everybody Loves A Lover (American 7" Single) Do Not Disturb (Dutch 7" Single) April In Paris (EP)

 

Top 20 American Solo Singles
Note: American singles charts started in 1946. Therefore, some of Doris's biggest singles (e.g. Sentimental Journey) are not included. Million sellers are highlighted in purple.
Release Date A side b/w B side
(Label & Catalogue No.)
Highest US
Chart Position

04/1948 Love Somebody (Columbia 38174)
b/w Confess
1
04/1948 Confess (Columbia 38174)
b/w Love Somebody
16
04/1948

It's Magic (Columbia 38188)
b/w Put ‘Em In A Box, Tie ‘Em With A Ribbon

2
10/1948

My Darling, My Darling (Columbia 38353)
b/w That Certain Party

7
01/1949

Powder Your Face With Sunshine (Columbia 38394)
b/w I’ll String Along With You

16
05/1949

Again (Columbia 38467)
b/w Everywhere You Go

2
06/1949

Let's Take An Old Fashioned Walk (Columbia 38513)
b/w Unknown

17
06/1949

Now That I Need You (Columbia 38507)
b/w Blame My Absent-Minded Heart

20
10/1949

Cuttin' Capers (Columbia 38595)
b/w It’s Better To Conceal Than Reveal

15
11/1949

Bluebird On Your Windowsill (Columbia 38611)
b/w The River Seine

19
11/1949

Quicksilver (Columbia 38638)
b/w Crocodile Tears

20
04/1950

Hoop-Dee-Do (Columbia 38771)
b/w Marriage Ties

17
02/1950

Bewitched (Columbia 38698)
b/w Imagination

9
05/1950

I Didn't Slip-I Wasn't Pushed-I Fell (Columbia 38818)
b/w Before I Loved You

19
11/1950

A Bushel And A Peck (Columbia 39008)
b/w The Best Thing For You

16
01/1951

Would I Love You (Columbia 39159)
b/w Lullaby Of Broadway

10
06/1951

Shanghai (Columbia 39423)
b/w My Life’s Desire

17
03/1952

A Guy Is A Guy (Columbia 39673)
b/w Who Who Who

1
05/1952

Sugarbush (Columbia 39693)
b/w How Lovely Cooks The Meat

7
07/1952

When I Fall In Love (Columbia 39786)
b/w Take Me In Your Arms

20
11/1952

A Full Time Job (Columbia 39898)
b/w Ma Says, Pa Says

20
12/1952

Mister Tap Toe (Columbia 39906)
b/w Your Mother And Mine

10
05/1953

Candy Lips (Columbia 40001)
b/w Let’s Walk That-A-Way

17
06/1953

Choo Choo Train (Columbia 40063)
b/w This Too Shall Pass Away

20
10/1953

Secret Love (Columbia 40108)
b/w The Deadwood Stage

1
03/1954

I Speak To The Stars (Columbia 40210)
b/w The Blue Bells Of Broadway

16
08/1954

If I Give My Heart To You (Columbia 40300)
b/w Anyone Can Fall In Love

3
03/1955

I'll Never Stop Loving You (Columbia 40505)
b/w Never Look Back

13
05/1956

Que Sera, Sera (Columbia 40704)
b/w I’ve Gotta Sing Away These Blues

2
06/1958

Everybody Loves A Lover (Columbia 41195)
b/w Instant Love

6

The Pajama Game (Dutch EP) Three Coins in the Fountain (Japanese EP) Love Him! (American EP) Schick Mir Keine Blumen aka Send Me No Flowers (German 7" Single)
Sentimental Journey (Dutch 7" Single) Please Don't Eat The Daises (American 7" Single) Pillow Talk (American 7" Single) I Got The Sun In The Morning with Robert Goulet (Dutch 7" Single)
Caprice (Portuguese EP) Teacher's Pet (American EP) The Sound of Music (American 7" Single) Move Over, Darling (British EP)
Thanks to A. Amelung, A. Moore and K. Hallett for their help in compiling the above

The above A & B side singles feature duets with:

  1. Buddy Clark: ‘Love Somebody’, ‘Confess’, ‘My Darling, My Darling’, ‘That Certain Party’, ‘I’ll String You Along’ and ‘Powder Your Face With Sunshine’ ;

  2. Frank Sinatra: ‘Let's Take An Old Fashioned Walk’ ;

  3. Dinah Shore: ‘It’s Better To Conceal Than Reveal’ ;

  4. Frankie Laine: ‘Sugarbush’ & ‘How Lovely Cooks The Meat’

  5. Johnnie Ray: ‘A Full Time Job’, ‘Ma Says, Pa Says’, ‘Candy Lips’ and ‘Let’s Walk That-A-Way.

 

 

 

 

 

 
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