Steve Lawrence - Come Back Silly Girl (1960)

[rogerthornehill]

Popsicle, Thanks so much for posting this, I had never heard this version and I love it. Do you know if this available on a cd?

[Rotis59]

Actually this is NOT the 45 version that Steve originally released. The 45 version was double-voiced.

[rogerthornehill]

@Rotis59 Do you any site where I could hear the doubled voiced version? In you opinion, which one sounds best? Thanks, Roger

[Rotis59]

@rogerthornehill No I don't know of any. I do have the record although it is a little crusty and I have a cd collection with it on it as well.

[rogerthornehill]

@Rotis59 If I send you a money order, can you make me a cd copy of that song from your cd? BTW which version DO you prefer the regular or double voiced. Thanks for the reply.

[Rotis59]

@rogerthornehill Why don't you send me your email and I will email an mp3 of the song to you.

[rogerthornehill]

@Rotis59 my email is bartgalin@juno.com unfortunately I don't have an mp3 player, just a cd player.

[Rotis59]

@rogerthornehill I am taking off to Yellowstone for snow-mobiling for a week. (1st trip in a couple of years) Will get back to you on this when I get back.

[Rotis59]

@rogerthornehill Can you burn cds on your computer? If so, then you could convert the mp3 to a wave file and burn it onto a cd or even just leave it as an mp3 and burn the mp3 onto a cd as many players will play mp3 files.

[thecountofbasie]

@Rotis59 Also had backing vocals on the choruses as well...always preferred that version, but haven't heard it since I lost my mono "Best of Steve Lawrence" album back in the day

[patentpumps]

Every bit as good as the hit version by the Lettermen. This should have been a hit. What were the DJs thinking? Play it, play it, play it (is what people should have told them).

[urgdaddy]

Steve had the best rendition of this song.....his voice blows away the Lettermen.

[Pacer8]

Steve Lawrence had some nice early soft

Rock songs!

[TheLimePopsicle]

Thank you for the nice comment!