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I Think of You" is a song written by Peter Lee Stirling and published in 1963.
I Think of You is the 20th long-play album by Perry Como, released by RCA Records. [1] A review from The Gramophone said of this album, "Mr. Como takes a vocal look at songs which have been hits in recent months for other artists ... In fact, he makes every song his own with an effortless facility possessed by very few artists, and the LP is an ...
They signed a recording contract with Fontana Records and had their first hit single in 1963 with "It's Love That Really Counts", [3] followed in 1964 by their million-selling record "I Think of You", which gained them their first gold disc. [1] They suffered a setback in February 1964 when Kinsley left to form his own band, the Kinsleys. [1]
I Think of You may refer to: "I Think of You" (1963 song), a popular song written by Peter Lee Stirling "I Think of You" (1970 song), a popular song written by Francis Lai and Rod McKuen; I Think of You, a 1971 album by Perry Como, featuring the 1970 song "I Think of You", a 1971 song by Rodriguez from his album Coming from Reality
They signed with Fontana Records and had their first hit single in 1963 with "It's Love That Really Counts", followed in 1964 by their million-selling record "I Think of You", which gained them their first gold disc.
Their other championships were in 1963 and 1969. “I’m really proud of our players for the resiliency they showed tonight, to fight back, to get back in the game,” Texas coach Steve Sarkisian ...
I Think I'm Gonna Like It Here; I Think of You (1963 song) I Wanna Be Your Man; I Want a Love I Can See; I Want to Hold Your Hand; I'll Be on My Way; I'll Get You; I'll Keep You Satisfied; I'll Never Get Over You; I'm Gonna Be Strong; I'm in Love (Lennon–McCartney song) I'm Saving My Love; I'm Telling You Now (I'm Watching) Every Little Move ...
Even under the pre-Brandenburg test, Douglas did not think Terminiello's conduct posed a "clear and present danger." It is not hard to see why. ... The phrase came up again in the 1963 case Kennedy v.