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Shelley Fabares
Following in the footsteps of her aunt Nanette Fabray, who was a Tony
Award-winning star of vaudeville theatre, Shelley Fabares began acting at just
three-years-old and was barely in her teens when she became part of the hugely
popular late 50s, early 60s sitcom The Donna Reed Show. It led to her releasing
debut album Shelley! in 1962, and scoring the big hit Johnny Angel, which topped
the US charts and sold over a million copies. With producer Stu Phillips honing
her innocent, romantic pop sound, singles Johnny Loves Me and The Things We Did
Last Summer also fared well and album...
Johnny AngelShelley Fabares
It Keeps Right on A-Hurtin'Shelley Fabares
Johnny Loves MeShelley Fabares
Johnny AngelJames Darren and Shelley Fabares
Bye Bye BirdieShelley Fabares
Ronnie, Call Me When You Get a ChanceShelley Fabares
Johnny AngelShelley Fabares
Shelley!
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It Keeps Right on A-Hurtin'Shelley Fabares
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Johnny Loves MeShelley Fabares
The Things We Did Last Summer
Johnny AngelJames Darren and Shelley Fabares
James Darren Sings for All Sizes
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Bye Bye BirdieShelley Fabares
The Best of Shelley Fabares
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Ronnie, Call Me When You Get a ChanceShelley Fabares
The Best of Shelley Fabares
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