Connie Stevens (born August 8, 1938) is an American actress and singer.
… Read Full Bio ↴Connie Stevens (born August 8, 1938) is an American actress and singer.
She was born Concetta Rosalie Anna Ingoglia in Brooklyn, New York, a daughter of Peter Ingoglia (known as musician Teddy Stevens) and singer Eleanor McGinley.
Connie adopted her father's stage name of Stevens as her own. Her parents were divorced and she lived with grandparents. Coming from a musical family, she formed a singing group called The Fourmost, the other three vocalists went on to fame as The Lettermen. In 1953, Stevens moved to Los Angeles with her father. When she was sixteen, she started another singing group, The Three Debs. She enrolled at a professional school (Georgia Massey's School of Song and Dance in Los Angeles), sang professionally and appeared in local repertory theater.
Stevens then started working as a movie extra. After appearing in four B movies, Jerry Lewis saw her in Dragstrip Riot and cast her in Rock-A-Bye Baby. Soon after that, she signed a contract with Warner Brothers.
She played 'Cricket Blake' in the popular Television detective series Hawaiian Eye from 1959 to 1962, a role that made her famous. In a televised interview on August 26, 2003, on CNN's Larry King Live, Stevens recounted that while on the set of Hawaiian Eye she was told she had a telephone call from Elvis Presley. She didn't believe it, but in fact it was Elvis, inviting her to a party, saying he would come to her house and pick her up personally. They dated for a time and she says they remained lifelong friends.
Her first album was titled Concetta (1958). She had minor hits with the songs Blame It On My Youth, Looking For A Boy, and Spring Is Here. She appeared opposite James Garner in a comedy episode of the TV western series Maverick entitled "Two Tickets to Ten Strike," and after making several appearances on the Warner Bros. hit TV series 77 Sunset Strip, she recorded the hit novelty song Kookie, Kookie, Lend Me Your Comb, a duet with one of the shows stars, Edward Byrnes. She also recorded the hit single Sixteen Reasons (1960). It hit the top five in both Billboard and Cashbox.
… Read Full Bio ↴Connie Stevens (born August 8, 1938) is an American actress and singer.
She was born Concetta Rosalie Anna Ingoglia in Brooklyn, New York, a daughter of Peter Ingoglia (known as musician Teddy Stevens) and singer Eleanor McGinley.
Connie adopted her father's stage name of Stevens as her own. Her parents were divorced and she lived with grandparents. Coming from a musical family, she formed a singing group called The Fourmost, the other three vocalists went on to fame as The Lettermen. In 1953, Stevens moved to Los Angeles with her father. When she was sixteen, she started another singing group, The Three Debs. She enrolled at a professional school (Georgia Massey's School of Song and Dance in Los Angeles), sang professionally and appeared in local repertory theater.
Stevens then started working as a movie extra. After appearing in four B movies, Jerry Lewis saw her in Dragstrip Riot and cast her in Rock-A-Bye Baby. Soon after that, she signed a contract with Warner Brothers.
She played 'Cricket Blake' in the popular Television detective series Hawaiian Eye from 1959 to 1962, a role that made her famous. In a televised interview on August 26, 2003, on CNN's Larry King Live, Stevens recounted that while on the set of Hawaiian Eye she was told she had a telephone call from Elvis Presley. She didn't believe it, but in fact it was Elvis, inviting her to a party, saying he would come to her house and pick her up personally. They dated for a time and she says they remained lifelong friends.
Her first album was titled Concetta (1958). She had minor hits with the songs Blame It On My Youth, Looking For A Boy, and Spring Is Here. She appeared opposite James Garner in a comedy episode of the TV western series Maverick entitled "Two Tickets to Ten Strike," and after making several appearances on the Warner Bros. hit TV series 77 Sunset Strip, she recorded the hit novelty song Kookie, Kookie, Lend Me Your Comb, a duet with one of the shows stars, Edward Byrnes. She also recorded the hit single Sixteen Reasons (1960). It hit the top five in both Billboard and Cashbox.
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Connie Stevens Lyrics
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Anna F. I wish you joy I wish you fun I wish you rainbows In…
Anne Murray Hello darlin', my it's good to hear you I'm at the…
Aselin Debison I love the sound of the rain Fallin' down on the…
B.J. Thomas Hello darlin', my it's good to hear you I'm at…
B.J. Thomas & Bj Thomas Hello darlin', my it's good to hear you I'm at…
Brandi Carlile I haven't seen my father in some time But his face…
Don Cornell Most of all I need your warm embrace No one can take…
Fuel I see our stars tonight Do you recall that light Or do…
Glenn Kaiser I remember cold wind blowin' all across my face A trace…
Hank Thompson Lots of things in life have never mattered I never cared…
Hank Thompson & His Brazos Valley Boys Lots of things in life have never mattered I never cared…
Harvey & The Moonglows Most of all, I want your warm embrace No one can…
J.W. Guercio Hello darlin', my it's good to hear you I'm at…
JMSN I miss the pleasure, I miss the pain I miss the…
Jody Watley You made a promise That you'd never desert me So where are…
Kitty Wells Lots of things in life have never mattered I never…
Moonglows Most of all, I want your warm embrace No one can…
Noys I'm a parasite of my own ego I'm indulged with…
Oracle Sisters I don't wanna raise my dues All the other rights and…
Peter Frampton When it starts to rain inside and you need a…
Steve Perry Promises That won't fade away Golden memories That we'll nev…
The Fontane Sisters Most of all, I want your warm embrace No one can…
The Osmonds Hello Darling, my, it's good to hear you I'm at the…
THOMPSON HANK Lots of things in life have never mattered I never cared…
Vivian Girls I'm feeling the weight of my skin Cuts me from within It's…
Willy Clay Band I believe in all them lawyers and all those presidents. Of…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Connie Stevens:
16 Reasons Sixteen Reasons Why I love you One The way you hold my hand…
A Teardrop On A Rose While strolling through a lovely garden As day was drawing t…
And This Is Mine This is real – This is right – This is love And this…
Apollo Apollo was a Roman God He was handsome he was tall You're…
Because You're Mine Because you're mine the brightest star I see looks down My…
Cold Cold Heart I tried so hard my dear to show that you're…
Dancing In The Dark I get up in the evening And I ain't got…
Hey Good Lookin' Hey, good looking What you got cooking How′s about cooking S…
I Can't Help It Today I passed on the street And my heart fell at…
I Know Why Why do robins sing in December Long before the Springtime is…
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry Did you hear that lonesome whippoorwill He sounds too blue t…
If You Don't Somebody Else Will If you don't, wanna love me Say so baby, somebody else…
Jambalaya Goodbye Joe, me gotta go, me oh my oh Me gotta…
Kookie Kookie Kookie, Kookie, lend me your comb Kookie, Kookie? Well now, …
Kookie Kookie Lend Me Your Comb Kookie, Kookie, lend me your comb. Kookie, Kookie? Well now,…
Little miss understood They say that I can′t make my mind up And they're…
Lost In Wonderland Never thought my dreams would come true But I′m standing rig…
Love of the Month Club Why, won't someone get smart Get smart, and finally start A …
May You Never Be Alone Like a bird that's lost its mate in flight I'm alone…
Mr Songwriter I don't know any poetry How can I show What he means…
My Own True Love My own true love My own true love At last I found…
Now That You've Gone Why does all the world pass me by Why does no…
On a Slow Boat to China I'd love to get you On a slow boat to China All…
Polka Dots & Moonbeams A country dance was being held in a garden I felt…
Polka Dots And Moonbeams A country dance was being held in a garden I felt…
Sixteen Reasons (Sixteen reasons) Why I (why I) love you (One) the way you…
Spring Is Here Spring is here! Why doesn't my heart go dancing? Spring is…
The Trolley Song "Clang, clang, clang" went the trolley "Ding, ding, ding" we…
They're Jealous Of Me We′re living in the world That can be so cruel Everybody loo…
To Young To Go Steady Too young to go steady, too young I hear him (her)…
Trolley Song "Clang, clang, clang" went the trolley "Ding, ding, ding" we…
Why Why do robins sing in December Long before the Springtime i…
Why Can't He Care For Me? If he can care for little butterflies Why can't he care…
Why Do I Cry for Joey You do it for him And you would do it again You…
Why'd You Wanna Make Me Cry Oh, baby What you wanna make me cry for Why'd you wanna…
Wild Is The Wild Love me, love me, say you do Let me fly away…
You Win Again The news is out all over town That you've been seen…
Your Cheatin' Heart Your cheatin' heart will make you weep You'll cry and cry,…
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Dennis Alan Dorr
This was a great record by Connie. I remember it very well and played it in June '66 when it was released. It went nowhere and I could not believe it. I loved it and played it hourly. The Cowsills had it out too (some word changing) and it was their first single. That version too, did nothing. I had listeners who really liked the song and had a really hard time getting it as WB didn't press many copies nor worry about getting it to record warehouses for distribution. I'm glad that you posted it 1lenny!! I still play the record quite a bit during the Summer!! Thanx Again!!
1lenny
You are very welcome Dennis. Thank you for listening and your kind words:=)
Kátia Camila
Great tune! Thanks for sharing! Warm greetings from Brazil!
1lenny
My pleasure always. Thanks for listening and commenting.
Eddie B
semi hit by the Cowsills in Summer 1966 New England area on Philips Records