Pat Boone / discography
Pat Boone - discography
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Pat Boone, 2011
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Publications | |
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Studio albums | 10 |
Compilations | 8th |
Soundtracks | 2 |
EPs | 2 |
Singles | 65 |
Video albums | 5 |
This discography is an overview of the musical works of the American singer Pat Boone .
Albums
Studio albums
year | title |
Top ranking, total weeks, awardChart placementsChart placements (Year, title, rankings, weeks, awards, notes) |
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DE | AT | UK | US | |||
1956 | Howdy! | - | - | - |
US14 (4 weeks) US |
First published: October 1956
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1957 | "Pat" | - | - | - |
US19 (3 weeks) US |
First published: June 1957
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Hymns We Love | - | - | - |
US21 (4 weeks) US |
First published: October 1957
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1958 | Stardust | - | - |
UK10 (1 week) UK |
US2 (32 weeks) US |
First published: June 1958
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Yes Indeed! | - | - | - |
US13 (2 weeks) US |
First published: November 1958
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1959 | Tenderly | - | - | - |
US17 (11 weeks) US |
First published: June 1959
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1960 | Moonglow | - | - | - |
US26 (3 weeks) US |
First published: April 1960
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Hey Leadeth Me | - | - |
UK12 (2 weeks) UK |
- |
First published: April 1960
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1961 | Moody River | - | - | - |
US29 (30 weeks) US |
First published: June 1961
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1997 | In a Metal Mood: No More Mr. Nice Guy | - | - | - |
US125 (2 weeks) US |
First published: January 28, 1997
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gray hatching : no chart data available for this year
Soundtracks
year | title |
Top ranking, total weeks, awardChart placementsChart placements (Year, title, rankings, weeks, awards, notes) |
Remarks | |||
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DE | AT | UK | US | |||
1957 | April Love | - | - | - |
US12 (13 weeks) US |
Soundtrack for the film April Love (1957)
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1962 | State Fair | - | - | - |
US12 (19 weeks) US |
Soundtrack for the film State Fair (1962)
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gray hatching : no chart data available for this year
Compilations
year | title |
Top ranking, total weeks / months, awardChart placementsChart placements (Year, title, rankings, weeks / months, awards, notes) |
Remarks | |||
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DE | AT | UK | US | |||
1957 | Pat Boone | - | - | - |
US20 (2 weeks) US |
First published: 1956
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Pat's great hits | - | - | - |
US3
gold
(36 weeks)US |
First published: October 1957
Sales: + 500,000 |
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1959 | White Christmas | - | - | - |
US39 (3 weeks) US |
First published: December 1959
Chart entry only in 1962 |
1960 | Hymns We Have Loved | - | - |
UK14 (1 week) UK |
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First published: May 1960
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1962 | Pat Boone's Golden Hits | - | - | - |
US66 (13 weeks) US |
First published: August 1962
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1976 | Pat Boone Originals | - | - |
UK16
silver
(8 weeks)UK |
- |
Sales: + 60,000
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1980 | Love letters |
DE7 (10 weeks) DE |
AT11 (2 months) AT |
- | - |
gray hatching : no chart data available for this year
More compilations
- 1997: The Fifties Complete
EPs
year | title |
Top ranking, total weeks, awardChart placementsChart placements (Year, title, rankings, weeks, awards, notes) |
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1957 | A Closer Walk with Thee | - | - | - |
US13 (7 weeks) US |
First published: June 1957
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Four by Pat | - | - | - |
US5 (5 weeks) US |
First published: August 1957
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Number one albums | DE-DE | AT-AT | UK-UK | US-US | |||
Top 10 albums | DE1DE | AT-AT | UK1UK | US3US | |||
Albums in the charts | DE1DE | AT1AT | UK4thUK | US17thUS |
gray hatching : no chart data available for this year
Singles
1950s
year | Title album |
Top ranking, total weeks / months, awardChart placementsChart placements (Year, title, album , rankings, weeks / months, awards, notes) |
Remarks | [↑]: treated together with the previous entry; [←]: placed in both charts |
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DE | UK | US | ||||
1955 | Ain't That a Shame Pat Boone |
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UK7 (11 weeks) UK |
US92 (2 weeks) US |
Original: Fats Domino
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1956 | No Other Arms (No Arms Can Ever Hold You) | - | - |
US65 (2 weeks) US |
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At My Front Door (Crazy Little Mama) | - | - |
US36 (5 weeks) US |
Original: El Dorados , was an R&B number one hit in 1955
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Gee Whittakers! Pat Boone |
- | - |
US27 (6 weeks) US |
1956 an R&B hit for the Five Keys
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Tutti Frutti Pat Boone |
DE5 (7 months) DE |
- |
US12 (18 weeks) US |
Original / co-author: Little Richard
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I'll Be Home Pat Boone |
DE17 (1 month) DE |
UK1 (24 weeks) UK |
US5 (22 weeks) US |
Original: The Flamingos (1956 # 5 on the R&B charts)
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Long Tall Sally | - |
UK18 (7 weeks) UK |
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Original / co-author: Little Richard
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Just as Long as I'm with You | - | - |
US76 (3 weeks) US |
Author: Billy Vaughn
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I Almost Lost My Mind Pat’s Great Hits |
DE20 (2 months) DE |
UK14 (7 weeks) UK |
US1 (23 weeks) US |
Original / author: Ivory Joe Hunter , was # 1 on the R&B charts in 1950
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I'm in Love with You Pat’s Great Hits |
- | - |
US57 (7 weeks) US |
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Friendly Persuasion (Thee I Love) Pat's Great Hits |
- |
UK3 (21 weeks) UK |
US8 (24 weeks) US |
Theme song from the film Friendly Persuasion
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Chains of Love Pat’s Great Hits |
- | - |
US20 (14 weeks) US |
Original: Big Joe Turner , was number 2 on the R&B charts in 1952
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Don't Forbid Me Pat’s Great Hits |
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UK2 (16 weeks) UK |
US1 (22 weeks) US |
Author: Charles Singleton
A German version of Boone under the title Baby, Oh Baby was in the charts in 1963 |
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Anastasia Pat’s great hits |
- | - |
US37 (18 weeks) US |
Title song of the film Anastasia
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1957 | Why Baby Why Pat’s Great Hits |
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UK17 (7 weeks) UK |
US6 (21 weeks) US |
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I'm Waiting Just for You Pat’s Great Hits |
- | - |
US27 (10 weeks) US |
Original / co-author: Lucky Millinder , was number 2 on the R&B charts in 1951
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Love Letters in the Sand Pat’s Great Hits |
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UK2 (21 weeks) UK |
US1 (34 weeks) US |
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Bernandine Pat’s Great Hits |
- | - |
US23 (25 weeks) US |
Theme song from the film Bernadine with Pat Boone
Author: Johnny Mercer |
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Remember You're Mine Pat’s Great Hits |
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UK5 (18 weeks) UK |
US20 (21 weeks) US |
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There's a Gold Mine in the Sky Pat’s Great Hits |
-[UK: ↑] |
US28 (14 weeks) US |
1938 a number five hit for Horace Heidt and his orchestra
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April Love Pat Boone Sings |
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UK7 (23 weeks) UK |
US1 (26 weeks) US |
Theme song from the Pat Boone film of the same name
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When the Swallows Come Back to Capistrano Pat Boone Sings |
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US80 (3 weeks) US |
1940 Top 10 hits for Glenn Miller and for the Ink Spots
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White Christmas White Christmas |
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UK29 (1 week) UK |
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Cover version of Bing Crosby's Christmas classic,
chart entry only in 1962 |
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1958 | A Wonderful Time up There Pat Boone Sings |
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UK2 (17 weeks) UK |
US10 (19 weeks) US |
The author is Lee Roy Abernathy, who first recorded the song in 1947 under the title Gospel Boogie with his Homeland Harmony Quartet
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It's Too Soon to Know Pat Boone Sings |
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UK7 (12 weeks) UK |
US13 (16 weeks) US |
was the Orioles ' first hit in 1948 , reached number 1 on the R&B and number 13 on the pop charts
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Sugar Moon Pat Boone Sings |
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UK6 (12 weeks) UK |
US11 (13 weeks) US |
Author: Danny Wolfe
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Cherie, I Love You Pat Boone Sings |
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US63 (5 weeks) US |
Original: Ben Bernie & His Orchestra, reached number 4 in the charts in 1926
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If Dreams Came True Pat Boone Sings |
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UK16 (11 weeks) UK |
US12 (13 weeks) US |
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That's How Much I Love You Pat Boone Sings |
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US39 (9 weeks) US |
Original / co-author: Eddy Arnold , was a number two hit in the country charts in 1946.
Other successful versions: Red Foley (Pat Boone's father-in-law), Frank Sinatra |
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Gee, But It's Lonely Pat Boone Sings |
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UK30 (1 week) UK |
US31 (9 weeks) US |
Original / Authors: The Everly Brothers
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For My Good Fortune Pat Boone Sings |
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US23 (11 weeks) US |
Authors: Otis Blackwell , Bobby Stevenson
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I'll Remember Tonight Pat Boone Sings |
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UK18 (9 weeks) UK |
US34 (11 weeks) US |
from the Pat Boone movie Mardi Gras
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1959 | With the Wind and the Rain in Your Hair Pat Boone's Golden Hits |
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UK21 (3 weeks) UK |
US21 (14 weeks) US |
was a top ten hit for Bob Crosby and Kay Kyser in 1940
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Good rockin 'tonight | - | - |
US49 (8 weeks) US |
Original / Author: Roy Brown (1947), an R&B number one hit for Wynonie Harris in 1948
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For a Penny Pat Boone's Golden Hits |
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UK19 (9 weeks) UK |
US23 (11 weeks) US |
Author: Charles Singleton
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The Wang Dang Taffy-Apple Tango (Mambo Cha Cha Cha) Pat Boone's Golden Hits |
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US62 (4 weeks) US |
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Twixt Twelve and Twenty Pat Boone's Golden Hits |
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UK18 (7 weeks) UK |
US17 (11 weeks) US |
Authors: Aaron Schroeder , Fredda Gold (wife of Wally Gold)
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Fools Hall of Fame | - | - |
US29 (9 weeks) US |
Authors: Aaron Schroeder, Wally Gold (husband of Fredda Gold)
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Beyond the Sunset Hymns We Love |
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US71 (5 weeks) US |
was a country top 10 hit for the Three Suns in 1950
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1960s
year | Title album |
Top ranking, total weeks / months, awardChart placementsChart placements (Year, title, album , rankings, weeks / months, awards, notes) |
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1960 | (Welcome) New Lovers Pat Boone's Golden Hits |
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US18 (12 weeks) US |
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Words Pat Boone's Golden Hits |
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US94 (1 week) US |
Original: Silver Threads Among the Gold from 1873, with new text
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Walking the Floor over You Pat Boone's Golden Hits |
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UK39 (5 weeks) UK |
US44 (8 weeks) US |
Original / Author: Ernest Tubb (1941)
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Spring Rain | - | - |
US50 (8 weeks) US |
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Candy sweet | - | - |
US72 (3 weeks) US |
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Delia Gone Pat Boone - 1965 |
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US66 (3 weeks) US |
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Alabam Pat Boone's Golden Hits |
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US47 (8 weeks) US |
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Dear John Pat Boone's Golden Hits |
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US44 (8 weeks) US |
1953 a number one hit on the country charts for Jean Shepherd & Ferlin Husky
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1961 | The Exodus Song (This Land Is Mine) Days of Wine and Roses |
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US64 (6 weeks) US |
the Oscar-winning instrumental theme from the film Exodus with lyrics written by Boone himself
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Moody River Moody River |
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UK18 (10 weeks) UK |
US1 (15 weeks) US |
Original / author: Gary D. Bruce, stage name Chase Webster
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Big Cold Wind Pat Boone's Golden Hits |
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US19 (9 weeks) US |
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Johnny Will Pat Boone's Golden Hits |
DE2 (6 months) DE |
UK4 (13 weeks) UK |
US35 (10 weeks) US |
the German version Geld wie Heu by Gerd Böttcher (text by Hans Bradtke ) also reached number 2 in Germany in early 1962
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1962 | I'll See You in My Dreams I'll See You in My Dreams |
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UK27 (9 weeks) UK |
US32 (9 weeks) US |
was a hit for several performers as early as 1925
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Pictures in the Fire I'll See You in My Dreams |
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US77 (4 weeks) US |
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Quando, Quando, Quando (Tell Me When) | - |
UK41 (4 weeks) UK |
US95 (1 week) US |
the original by Tony Renis (also co-author) was a number one hit in Italy in 1962 and in Germany it came in, as did the German version by Caterina Valente and Silvio Francesco at number 9
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Speedy Gonzales Pat Boone's Golden Hits |
DE1
gold
(6 months)DE |
UK2 (19 weeks) UK |
US6 (13 weeks) US |
Mel Blanc , the original speaker of the cartoon character Speedy Gonzales , gives Speedy his voice in this song too; the original of the song is by David Hess from the same year; Sales: + 500,000
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Ten Lonely Guys | - | - |
US45 (7 weeks) US |
Co-author: Neil Diamond
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The main attraction | - |
UK12 (11 weeks) UK |
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Lover's Lane |
DE11 (7 months) DE |
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Author: Pat Boone; the German cover version Kleine Nervensäge Monika by Peter Beil (text by Klaus Munro ) also reached number 11
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1963 | Meditation (meditacao) | - | - |
US91 (1 week) US |
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Baby, oh baby (Don't Forbid Me) |
DE29 (3 months) DE |
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German version of his hit Don't Forbid Me from 1956, originally written by Werner Cyprys for the Teddies (1957)
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Rosemary |
DE7 (4 months) DE |
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German song
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1964 | Baby sunshine |
DE25 (3 months) DE |
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German song
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Beach girl | - | - |
US72 (5 weeks) US |
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1966 | Wish You Were Here, Buddy Wish You Were Here Buddy |
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US49 (8 weeks) US |
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1969 | July You're a Woman Departure |
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US100 (2 weeks) US |
Author: John Stewart
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Number one singles | DE1DE | UK1UK | US5US | |||
Top 10 singles | DE4thDE | UK12UK | US10US | |||
Singles in the charts | DE9DE | UK27UK | US58US |
Video albums
- 1995: Christmas with Pat Boone
- 1995: 40 Years of Hits
- 2002: American Glory
- 2006: For My Country, Ballad of the National Guard
- 2006: Thank You, Billy Graham
Awards for music sales
Note: Awards in countries from the chart tables or chart boxes can be found in these.
Country / Region | silver | gold | platinum | Sales | swell |
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Awards for music sales (country / region, awards, sales, sources) |
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Germany (BVMI) | - | gold1 | - | 500,000 | Individual evidence |
United States (RIAA) | - | gold1 | - | 500,000 | riaa.com |
United Kingdom (BPI) | silver1 | - | - | 60,000 | bpi.co.uk |
All in all | silver1 | 2 × gold2 | - |
Chart literature
- US singles: Joel Whitburn's Top Pop Singles 1955-2006. Billboard Books, New York 2007, ISBN 0-89820-172-1 .
- US albums: The Billboard Albums by Joel Whitburn , 6th Edition, Record Research 2006, ISBN 0-89820-166-7 .
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- ↑ a b c d e f Chart sources: DE DE2 AT UK US
- ^ The Moody River story , Todd Everett, Wisdom of the Aged, Sept. 2, 2009
- ^ Money like hay (Gerd Böttcher et al.) At Coverinfo.de
- ↑ Money like Heu / Gerd Böttcher in the German charts
- ↑ Quando Quando Quando / Tony Renis in the German charts
- ↑ Quando, Quando / Caterina Valente & Silvio Francesco in the German charts
- ^ A b Günter Ehnert: Hit balance sheet - German chart singles 1956-1980 . 1st edition. Verlag popular music-literature, Norderstedt 2000, ISBN 3-922542-24-7 , p. 443 .
- ↑ The little annoyance Monika / Peter Beil in the charts
- ↑ Baby, oh Baby (The Teddies) at Coverinfo.de