Estimated friend, if you want to listen again this song and an endless number of successes of the love I suggest you to visit Radio MUSICA PARA MIMOS - looks for his direction URL in Google ( search Musica para Mimos in Google)-. best romantic music of all the times in Internet, is great, is very good ...!!!
She did not do it first, contrary to popular belief. It's just that she was the first to have a huge hit with it. It was first recorded as an instrumental in 1961 by Franck Pourcel. Followed a year later, by Paul Mauriat's Orchestra featuring vocal group Les Satellites.
THEN Petula recorded the song in four languages;French/German/ English/Italian
Then in '63 Peggy March had a huge hit in the US with the song and it sold millions!
@TL250Rider Yes and the song was first sung by Pet Clarke in French inspite of what Kurt says!!!!! so to say Peggy owns the song is rubbish but there again you can never tell a Yank anything!!!
I often wonder if anyone really understands what it is to follow that loved one no matter what....Tests, trials & troubles BUT still together forever........Agape Love I guess. You can't messure it & it is never ending.
sheesh louise somebody can't like Skeeter's version without taking away from LPM? kurtsupreme-- if you want to get all historical, before recorded music, everybody singing a song was the norm. Only in the 20th century did songs become performances identified with particular people. Oh, I guess I will have to throw out all my compilations where each CD is the same song done by god and everybody, because only one person can OWN it. lighten up.
Good effort but Little Peggy March gets my vote... ahhh... the memories of sitting in the picture theature on a Saturday afternoon and hearing Peggy burst forth over the LOUD speakers during the intermission... (nothing comparative in the home entertainment bucket) a young girls anthem back then however uncool today... :-)
, "Chariot" (composed by Franck Pourcel in 1961), started like a joke. It was composed with his friends Paul Mauriat and Raymond Lefevre . At that time, everything coming from the US was striking gold, so they invented a story that the song was the soundtrack of a new western movie by the 20th Century Fox: "You'll never See It". With lyrics by Jacques Plante, Petula Clark sung the song and had a hit.
Little Peggy March had such a monster hit with this song in 1963 that it spawned all of these cover versions. You may enjoy listening to all of these today and some may have held up better than others; however, I'm here to tell you: Little Peggy March's version was the sound of the day! Back then, there was no comparison............her version was it!
burnley5960 I purchased this album back in the day because of the monster hit by Skeeter. "The End of The World." This version of "I Will Follow Him" was just an empty cut on the album that know one paid much attention to. Everyone discusses them today as though they are all equal. They weren't! Little Peggy March's version was the sound in the land in the spring of 1963. Skeeter's version didn't even make a blip on the radar screen. Although, it is a very respectable cover!
...I think Skeeter only did this as an album 'filler' and it turned out well and is getting a-lot of 'hits' on you-tube these day...after almost 45 years ...that is remarkable...!
Yes, it was an album filler that never saw the light of the day. My issue is with the younger people on this site that do not realize that Skeeter's, Ricky Nelson's, and Dee Dee Sharp's versions were merely feeble attempts to cash in on the fame of the only hit version of this wonderful song that was recorded by Little Peggy March in 1963. Her version of this song was such a monster hit that this song belongs to PeggyMarch now and forever. Imitation is the best form of flattery for Peggy!
Burnley That sounds like something a 45 year old would say! "Yesterday" was recorded by everyone and their uncle and many recordings of it were better than the original. Despite that, the song still belongs to The Beatles and THIS song belongs to LITTLE PEGGY MARCH! You were NOT there in 1963 to experience the impact that Peggy's version had on the pop charts........it was so immense that these other covers were recorded to capitalize on her success.This is Peggy's song..now and forever!
@kurtsupreme You are so correct, we of the yesteryears know the quality of these songs. They were so good and as we retire into the sunset, they will go with us!!!!
@glenysorr Yes, it icertainly is! Speaking of Little Peggy March, I'm going to see her in concert at the American Music Theatre in Lancaster Pa. on Saturday. She'll be there with other acts; however, it is she that I really want to see.
@burnley5960 I don't know old you are; however, a hit record is an iconic record of the time that it was poular...in this case, the spring of 1963. Yes, there are many versions of this song that can be compared; however, Peggy has the hit, the spot in history and the place in our hearts and memories. I recently met Little Peggy March and we had a good laugh about people on Youtube who are either too old or too misinformed to know that "Sister Act" was not the place where this song originated.
@kurtsupreme Of course I know who sang this first,and I can tell you that as good as Peggy March was and is Helen Shapiro had a better voice I don't know if she ever sang this but she would make a great job of it
@jaemel1 Actually, she was only a one hit wonder in America. After "I Will Follow Him," she went to Europe and Asia with hits in Germany and Japan. She was popular there throughout the 70's. I heard her in concert about a month ago and she STILL has a great voice.........I met her that evening...........she's a nice lady!
During my life, no song has ever been so lovely than "I'll follow him" for me,but so far as I remember the days of first listening, I used to hear a better orchestration of the song. i wish to have the original one I used to listen. Who can favor me to find it? thanks in advance
I love this song. However, Love , like what she is talking about does not exist anymore. So Sad. Back then , yes. Love those 60s songs. My only memories.
Good old fashioned love will remain as long as songs like this are played. Amazingly, thanks to Youtube, young people are discovering these great old songs and artists. The idea of true love and romance is the most beautiful part of human existence. It may seem to be hiding at this moment in time but nature has a way reversing trends. Monique, have faith dear heart.
hit of 1963. As a rule, I always like the original singer or group; that does the song. In this case I actually like Skeeter's version better than Peggy's. This version seems to have a Motown Beat, which adds to the appeal of the song.
Peggy March made it famous, but she is NOT the original artist, and contrary to popular belief, neither is Petula Clark. Petula's DOES pre-date Peggy's, but the VERY original was a 1961 instrumental
by Franck Pourcel, Pourcel co-wrote it with Paul Mauriat,who, himself would release a version in 1976 with a disco beat. Check out Poucel's original to hear where it all began
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purwanto73 1 week ago
Always have loved her music
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BeingSuperAwesome 4 months ago
@BeingSuperAwesome I love this song also.I heard Peggy march sing this also.Skeeter and her sound a like a liitle
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TheServiceWeb 4 months ago
like this version best
pikiwiki 5 months ago
stalker song LOL
Nceron 5 months ago
but we lost a great singer like skeeter davis in 2004
olivarri 5 months ago
@olivarri Maybe she's in "lost and found". lol
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Estimated friend, if you want to listen again this song and an endless number of successes of the love I suggest you to visit Radio MUSICA PARA MIMOS - looks for his direction URL in Google ( search Musica para Mimos in Google)-. best romantic music of all the times in Internet, is great, is very good ...!!!
robertoamor2011 6 months ago
If it was "The End of The World" i think i would be listening to this song!
mattoh1981 6 months ago
check booee 1000 out
booee1000 7 months ago
like this if your listening to this in 2011(:
mamaluvsbuddah 8 months ago 9
I totally agree Kurt. Easily Little Peggy is the definitive version.
The memories...back to the days when we all thought they would only ever be one person for us in life.
TheRadioVenus 9 months ago
i remember listening to this in my grandparents car when i was about 7.now 13 years later i finally get to hear it again!
coffeebubbletea 11 months ago
wow what a great song =]
collegegirl1988 11 months ago
thank you God for bringing me back to the first song i ever sang for you, i thought it were angels in my head
megske9 1 year ago
Voices like this have faded away, beneath the snow flakes or leaves on the tree. Beyond the heavens.
silentwriterofpa 1 year ago
Thanks for all the information
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TL250Rider 1 year ago
I had No Idea that Pet Clark did this song first.
Thank you
Does the UK' Oldies Stations play Disco now and froget the good Music?
God Bless
TL250Rider 1 year ago
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johnwusu 1 year ago
lovely song from lovely voice.... skeeter
johnwusu 1 year ago
@TL250Rider
She did not do it first, contrary to popular belief. It's just that she was the first to have a huge hit with it. It was first recorded as an instrumental in 1961 by Franck Pourcel. Followed a year later, by Paul Mauriat's Orchestra featuring vocal group Les Satellites.
THEN Petula recorded the song in four languages;French/German/ English/Italian
Then in '63 Peggy March had a huge hit in the US with the song and it sold millions!
My favorite is the Franck Pourcel original.
cmulwee001 1 year ago
det er ei en eneste fisk...
Mogansss 1 year ago
This a Great Cover of a Great Song
Thank you for the listing.
TL250Rider 1 year ago
@TL250Rider Yes and the song was first sung by Pet Clarke in French inspite of what Kurt says!!!!! so to say Peggy owns the song is rubbish but there again you can never tell a Yank anything!!!
burnley5960 1 year ago
I often wonder if anyone really understands what it is to follow that loved one no matter what....Tests, trials & troubles BUT still together forever........Agape Love I guess. You can't messure it & it is never ending.
JimmyPagesSoloLover 1 year ago 2
this wuzz that song al bundy had stuck in his head =) aha !
313bigworm 1 year ago
Este cantante tiene una voz hermosa.
siavos 1 year ago
hearing this song makes me think of sister act....
ladysavethewolves1 1 year ago
She looks like Joanne Woodward in this photo.
Dustwitch 1 year ago
this is REAL music right here
pokamonmaster1997 1 year ago
I also like Petula Clark's French version "chariot"
Baking888 1 year ago
flapjack!!!
patalanaikd124654 1 year ago
@patalanaikd124654 what are u talking about.
pokamonmaster1997 1 year ago
@pokamonmaster1997 flapjack is a cartoon and it uses this song as it's theme :)
patalanaikd124654 1 year ago
@patalanaikd124654 since when last time i checked it was about that candied island
pokamonmaster1997 1 year ago
@pokamonmaster1997 flapjack is a cartoon and it uses this song as it's theme :)
patalanaikd124654 1 year ago
drizztlov, who cares if ur 17 0r 107, if u like it u like it!! & im glad u do, 60's was the best x
shalouinman 1 year ago
@shalouinman I agree!!!
drizztlov 1 year ago
I love this song!!! Which can be a problem when your 17 and your friends dont even know this music..hahaha!
drizztlov 1 year ago 5
ricky nelson did a good version!!
MARKYMARK2222 1 year ago
this is simply great and classic!
ubbenmark 1 year ago
sheesh louise somebody can't like Skeeter's version without taking away from LPM? kurtsupreme-- if you want to get all historical, before recorded music, everybody singing a song was the norm. Only in the 20th century did songs become performances identified with particular people. Oh, I guess I will have to throw out all my compilations where each CD is the same song done by god and everybody, because only one person can OWN it. lighten up.
bygten88 1 year ago
this is why I follow the Red Hot chili peppers around
paulmorrisskater 1 year ago
Little Peggy March sing this song not Skeeter Davis
andrewschwartzman98 1 year ago
Good effort but Little Peggy March gets my vote... ahhh... the memories of sitting in the picture theature on a Saturday afternoon and hearing Peggy burst forth over the LOUD speakers during the intermission... (nothing comparative in the home entertainment bucket) a young girls anthem back then however uncool today... :-)
porkdumplingNo1 1 year ago
good luck if you do!! History say's don't bother.
topsy96 1 year ago
This is the first time I listen to this version but...I loved it since the first chords. Very good!
psiconauta21 1 year ago
what a beautiful son.g.
lumyai9 2 years ago 3
Fantastic cover by the late Skeeter Davis, but she could sing the yellow pages of a phone book and have a hit. RIP Skeeter
BigDuckKetterer 2 years ago 5
Exactly what a great voice
burnley5960 1 year ago
Well done! A great song! Thank you! Greatings from Brasil.
Sturono 2 years ago 3
WOW! WHAT A SONG, WHAT A SINGER!
alkemking 2 years ago 27
@alkemking
You got that right. Thanks for pointing that out.
mcventures 10 months ago
, "Chariot" (composed by Franck Pourcel in 1961), started like a joke. It was composed with his friends Paul Mauriat and Raymond Lefevre . At that time, everything coming from the US was striking gold, so they invented a story that the song was the soundtrack of a new western movie by the 20th Century Fox: "You'll never See It". With lyrics by Jacques Plante, Petula Clark sung the song and had a hit.
etoiledunord57 2 years ago
great cover of this song as only Skeeter Davis could do
gayboylaca 2 years ago 4
Little Peggy March had such a monster hit with this song in 1963 that it spawned all of these cover versions. You may enjoy listening to all of these today and some may have held up better than others; however, I'm here to tell you: Little Peggy March's version was the sound of the day! Back then, there was no comparison............her version was it!
kurtsupreme 2 years ago 24
Agreed!
randmo 2 years ago
@kurtsupreme Sorry I think Billie Davies was more than a match for anyone with this and Skeeter did a grand job
burnley5960 2 years ago
burnley5960 I purchased this album back in the day because of the monster hit by Skeeter. "The End of The World." This version of "I Will Follow Him" was just an empty cut on the album that know one paid much attention to. Everyone discusses them today as though they are all equal. They weren't! Little Peggy March's version was the sound in the land in the spring of 1963. Skeeter's version didn't even make a blip on the radar screen. Although, it is a very respectable cover!
kurtsupreme 2 years ago
...I think Skeeter only did this as an album 'filler' and it turned out well and is getting a-lot of 'hits' on you-tube these day...after almost 45 years ...that is remarkable...!
yedon68 1 year ago 2
Yes, it was an album filler that never saw the light of the day. My issue is with the younger people on this site that do not realize that Skeeter's, Ricky Nelson's, and Dee Dee Sharp's versions were merely feeble attempts to cash in on the fame of the only hit version of this wonderful song that was recorded by Little Peggy March in 1963. Her version of this song was such a monster hit that this song belongs to PeggyMarch now and forever. Imitation is the best form of flattery for Peggy!
kurtsupreme 1 year ago
Burnley That sounds like something a 45 year old would say! "Yesterday" was recorded by everyone and their uncle and many recordings of it were better than the original. Despite that, the song still belongs to The Beatles and THIS song belongs to LITTLE PEGGY MARCH! You were NOT there in 1963 to experience the impact that Peggy's version had on the pop charts........it was so immense that these other covers were recorded to capitalize on her success.This is Peggy's song..now and forever!
kurtsupreme 1 year ago
@kurtsupreme You are so correct, we of the yesteryears know the quality of these songs. They were so good and as we retire into the sunset, they will go with us!!!!
rolbri 1 year ago
@kurtsupreme Still is her song!!
glenysorr 1 year ago
@glenysorr Yes, it icertainly is! Speaking of Little Peggy March, I'm going to see her in concert at the American Music Theatre in Lancaster Pa. on Saturday. She'll be there with other acts; however, it is she that I really want to see.
kurtsupreme 1 year ago
@kurtsupreme Yes thats as may be but our own Helen Shapiro was more than a match voice wise for Peggy March
burnley5960 1 year ago
@burnley5960 I don't know old you are; however, a hit record is an iconic record of the time that it was poular...in this case, the spring of 1963. Yes, there are many versions of this song that can be compared; however, Peggy has the hit, the spot in history and the place in our hearts and memories. I recently met Little Peggy March and we had a good laugh about people on Youtube who are either too old or too misinformed to know that "Sister Act" was not the place where this song originated.
kurtsupreme 1 year ago
@kurtsupreme Of course I know who sang this first,and I can tell you that as good as Peggy March was and is Helen Shapiro had a better voice I don't know if she ever sang this but she would make a great job of it
burnley5960 1 year ago
@kurtsupreme Peggy March had such a great voice, I am still amazed that she was basically just a one hit wonder.
jaemel1 1 year ago
@jaemel1 Actually, she was only a one hit wonder in America. After "I Will Follow Him," she went to Europe and Asia with hits in Germany and Japan. She was popular there throughout the 70's. I heard her in concert about a month ago and she STILL has a great voice.........I met her that evening...........she's a nice lady!
kurtsupreme 1 year ago
oh ive been looking for this! i love this song so much!!!
bloomindoomin 2 years ago
...skeeter used back-up singers from new york on this song...the first nashville based singer to do so...!
skeeter told RCA flew two black weman in from new york to help her record this and others including "i can't stay mad at you"
yedon68 2 years ago
skeeter davis rules
lookwhatidid 2 years ago 3
Great Song!!!
mellymausi24 2 years ago 2
grew up hearing her from my mom. LOOOOOOOOOOVE HER MUSIC.
stmnMcdn 2 years ago
got a motown feel to it..great song
juliemc76 2 years ago 2
i have the original record of peggy march but i did not know it was the original but its the first singing version..
rumjockey 2 years ago
Good version but the sliding violins sound exactly like a wounded bluejay.
icanhearyoubreathing 2 years ago
Lovely*****
Rathjinho 2 years ago 2
This comment has received too many negative votes show
The record was recorded by Little Peggy March and 4 active marines as her backup. Not Skeeter Davis. She lacked some talent.
DarrenNixie 2 years ago
LPM recorded it in English first and many others covered it. You lack some brains - learn to google before you trash others!
148jules 2 years ago
Apparently they have the brains to post on the correct title, which you apparently don't.
icanhearyoubreathing 2 years ago
I was replying to DarrenNixie but somehow my response is posted in the general comments. Go figure!
148jules 2 years ago
bravo de diffuser cette tres tres belle musique jadore merci
tony
saugace1 2 years ago
i love it! it reminds me of my grandmother!!!!!!!
teraniel11 2 years ago 2
One of my favorite from skeeter.. Come a long way back in the sixties.. Love and cherish your song very much..
bolehbuat08 2 years ago
I've heard song before from somewhere? Isn't this from Sister Act? Please someone reply. Thanks!
Columbo794 2 years ago 4
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rolbri 2 years ago
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rolbri 2 years ago
yeah you're right, it is in Sister Act
pioneer1040 2 years ago 2
yeh it is!
aimz76 2 years ago
Yep it's from Sister Act :) I love that movie, lol xD
LilOverdrive 2 years ago
me too....! great song and movie
:D
nbosilj8 2 years ago
Yup Sister act was about 35 years after the fact, the song was still great way back then
rolbri 2 years ago
omg, taking me back!!! internet is taking me waaaaaaaay back to 6th grade!!!
msredboot7 2 years ago
God this takes me back to 1963 along with her singing of ( It's The End Of World )
NotreDameIrish72494 2 years ago
During my life, no song has ever been so lovely than "I'll follow him" for me,but so far as I remember the days of first listening, I used to hear a better orchestration of the song. i wish to have the original one I used to listen. Who can favor me to find it? thanks in advance
rezafarzamfar 2 years ago
by Peggy March?
Xpinger 2 years ago
you are right, i remember having this 45 by "little peggy march"
msredboot7 2 years ago
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Tangerine08 2 years ago
I love this song. However, Love , like what she is talking about does not exist anymore. So Sad. Back then , yes. Love those 60s songs. My only memories.
Monique1948 3 years ago 2
Good old fashioned love will remain as long as songs like this are played. Amazingly, thanks to Youtube, young people are discovering these great old songs and artists. The idea of true love and romance is the most beautiful part of human existence. It may seem to be hiding at this moment in time but nature has a way reversing trends. Monique, have faith dear heart.
Joel
greenecycle 2 years ago 2
much better than the Peggy March version
seadawg1950 3 years ago
Really?
Honestly?
Do you really believe that?
Do you know the difference between fact and opinion?
Nevertheless, Skeeter does a great job and is to be commended for it.
philipcarol 3 years ago
I agree. Peggy March's version IS good, but its a little whiney
Tangerine08 2 years ago
Rickey Nelson does the best version of this song. although Skeeter does a nice version
seadawg1950 2 years ago
bagong1terbang--si
nomiclas 3 years ago
Incredible song by the same composer that wrote "Love Is Blue". (Paul Mauriat using the pseudonym: Del Roma)
powerpk8 3 years ago
Si.
itstheowner 3 years ago
I love the version from the Movie " Sister Act" They do a great Vilolin part. R.I.P Skeeter. Your voice touched alot of hearts.
cybervisionstar 3 years ago
A song that will melt your heart.
tenya33 3 years ago 4
I love him, I love him.
bbudacious 3 years ago
yes its in my favoites but youtube wont let me send anymore vids
49wingrider 3 years ago
Super!!!
bengyd17 3 years ago 4
this a greatest songs.... i love this songs very much.....
Artnugrah 3 years ago 2
Numero uno
bagong1terbang 3 years ago
yeeeaaaah!
crispyrule 3 years ago 2
mooi nummer
jankeijzer 3 years ago
Wasn't she such a lovely and wonderful person.Her music will never fade away.This is an excellent song by her.Thanks
mezskr4 3 years ago
i like Davis' version, she had the mix emotion of sadness and excitement at the same time. Peggy's was too young, Petula Clark's was too mature.
wergrethe 3 years ago 2
i sure wish i could back in time...
cebralatrophy 3 years ago 2
What a Great Singer this Lovely Lady is.
She is Very Sadly Missed.
whispperson 3 years ago 4
I love her voice.
gangrelated75 3 years ago 3
Lovely strong voice, but I prefer Peter Knight's arrangement and orchestration.
davie12 4 years ago
What a great version of the Little Peggy March
hit of 1963. As a rule, I always like the original singer or group; that does the song. In this case I actually like Skeeter's version better than Peggy's. This version seems to have a Motown Beat, which adds to the appeal of the song.
phatton1054 3 years ago
the original is "chariot" by Petula clark
PitoAmess 3 years ago
Hi PitoAmess. Petula Clarks version is excellent. Can you tell me what year her version was recorded
phatton1054 3 years ago
1962 a year b4 peggy
PitoAmess 3 years ago
Peggy March made it famous, but she is NOT the original artist, and contrary to popular belief, neither is Petula Clark. Petula's DOES pre-date Peggy's, but the VERY original was a 1961 instrumental
by Franck Pourcel, Pourcel co-wrote it with Paul Mauriat,who, himself would release a version in 1976 with a disco beat. Check out Poucel's original to hear where it all began
cmulwee001 2 years ago
I HAVE Pourcell's version and I knew his was the original!! :P
Too bad I'm only 22 and people about 60 don't know the music of their own time :P
lol, just kidding...
lucy0loves0music 2 years ago
Don't get too smug, or I'll run over you with my walker! heheheheh
SoloPilot6 2 years ago
Your journey to maturity is all ahead of you.
ednawalling 2 years ago