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The above photo was taken from a teen magazine that showed her performing at "Jilly's Teenage Night Club" In Somerville,N.J.
Wonder whatever became of "Jilly's"!
It's the first photo that I ever saw of Janie....too bad it didn't come out too great in the magazine.
wes50smusic1 3 months ago
I was so moved by this song when it came out-
a totally forgotten classic
housedart 8 months ago 2
A beautiful voice & one of my favorite songs. never to be forgotten !
turbolou1 9 months ago
Can't believe I don't remember ever hearing this song until a couple months ago!
Really like it! Unique, sweet and innocent
boltsyllable 11 months ago 2
Sorry to steal your line...I love Janie!
sparkescadman 1 year ago
So sweet yet sad, reminds me of a better era.
jaemel1 1 year ago 2
peaked at #7 on CFUN 1410 AM in Vancouver, Canada in May 1961
denmanfit 1 year ago
Her mother is Gogi Grant who had a big hit with The Wayward Wind.
upsguy2002 1 year ago
@upsguy2002
housedart 11 months ago
@upsguy2002 Didn't know that.Interesting
12CeeSee 1 day ago
For 1961 an interesting choice to use the word triangle as a metaphor for love going sour.Since no third person is involved in the wilting of the young lady's romance, I'm guessing the triangle metaphor is being used to describe her boyfriend's questionable affections towards her.He sounds like a total cad and deserves to be dumped--there's better fish in the sea, Janie! Don't give up on love or yourself!.Oops! Sorry...this is like a soap opera you can really get too emotionally involved in...
MrJamesrnolan 1 year ago
When I heard this song I fell in love with it and Janie. Even though I never saw a pic of her til now, shes what I thought she would be.
yankeear 1 year ago
Such a great song and all of us can relate to it at least once in our lives ...
James from the Villages in San Jose
webbygail999 1 year ago
Such a great song and all of us can relate to it one time in our lives ...
James from the Villages in San Jose
webbygail999 1 year ago
Very nice song dripping with the innocence of an era that we`ll, unfortunately, never see again.
thebigfist 2 years ago 5
man I was into male singers but I always liked this song I remember those times man the world was different johnny suede
johnny9148 2 years ago 3
I first heard this song when I was at Fort Dix, NJ in the Army, May 61. It made me think of my 14 yr. old girl friend...who is now my wife of 43 yrs......GREAT!
soundmrbob 2 years ago 4
In my opinion, Janie Grant excellent, Linda Scott even better.
VealParmigiana 2 years ago 3
One of my favorites from '61. She and Linda Scott are tops!
HoosierDaDa 2 years ago 4
Sweet.
sleeplessonthehill 2 years ago 6