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Connie Francis

Connie Francis

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Sep 13, 2026

Charlie McMullenHOST
63:02
now.
Charlie McMullenHOST
63:02
That's Connie Francis, of course, and Who's Sorry Now? Recorded in late 57.
Charlie McMullenHOST
63:11
Big hit.
Charlie McMullenHOST
63:13
And on the charts a long, long time.
Ariana MadixGUEST
15:43
Yes, that's my first show, September 12th.
Jimmy FallonHOST
15:45
You're playing Connie Francis in Just in Time.
Jimmy FallonHOST
15:47
Ariana, congratulations on this.
Ariana MadixGUEST
15:49
Thank you.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
15:49
[cheering] [clapping]
Ariana MadixGUEST
15:50
I'm so thrilled.
Ariana MadixGUEST
15:51
I've been listening to Connie Francis music since I was a kid.
Ariana MadixGUEST
15:54
You know, that's the kind of songs that my dad would play on the piano-
SarahHOST
8:54
Good to know.
SarahHOST
8:57
What's the bigger role in Just In Time, Sandra Dee or Connie Francis?
Holly BorquezHOST
9:06
Sandra Dee.
SarahHOST
9:08
So Whitney got a bigger role than Ariana.
Holly BorquezHOST
9:15
I would think, I mean, just acting wise and like everything, you know, she was his wife.
Holly BorquezHOST
9:19
And so like there's the children and like the ups and downs she's goes through of following his career.
Holly BorquezHOST
9:25
And Connie Francis was like always just his crush and always there in the background.
Holly BorquezHOST
9:30
Like she comes in and out.
Quinn EmmettHOST
9:32
That's my journey.
Claire ZulkeyHOST
9:34
I still don't know how the song Pretty Little Baby by Connie Francis became like a memeable song.
Claire ZulkeyHOST
9:40
I don't know if that's one that your kids have sung or talked about or anything like that.
Claire ZulkeyHOST
9:44
But that's another one where that's a 50s song, I want to say, late 50s, you know, and I have no idea.
Giovanni SticcoGUEST
45:14
But his heyday was definitely the 50s though.
Giovanni SticcoGUEST
45:18
And then he toured Canada with Connie Francis and Frankie Avalon.
Giovanni SticcoGUEST
45:22
They went up to Vancouver and, And they did shows.
Giovanni SticcoGUEST
45:26
Excuse me.
Giovanni SticcoGUEST
45:27
No, I take that back.
Giovanni SticcoGUEST
45:28
He went there with his manager.
Giovanni SticcoGUEST
45:30
And then he did a tour with Connie Francis and Frankie Valli in Baltimore.
Giovanni SticcoGUEST
45:35
But he loved Canada a lot.
Jason MathenyHOST
40:43
And mentions the favorite 50s and 60s acts, which I think we did recently as well.
Jason MathenyHOST
40:48
Jan and Dean, James Darin, Lulu, Connie Francis, and Bobby Fenton.
Jason MathenyHOST
40:53
I've heard a couple of those.
Jason MathenyHOST
40:54
I don't know who that Lulu is.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
78:12
cool They say that this boy's nil but a spoon He tells every girl she's gonna be his bride Then he takes her for a ride and he throws her aside But soon he'll find that he'll be mine It's gonna take me some time It's just gonna take me some time It's gonna take me some time From the moment that he caught my eye I knew that he was gonna be my guy If he thinks that he can run around You'll soon find out that I can put him down In the front of his house there's a sign, beware Yeah, it says beware, but I don't care Oh, I'm gonna be a different kind of love Oh, the kind of love that he's not sure of Yeah, soon he'll find that he'll be mine It's gonna take me some time It's just gonna take me some time It's gonna take me some time It's gonna take me some time It's gonna take me some time
JamesHOST
80:14
That was Connie Francis with It's Gonna Take Me Some Time.
JamesHOST
80:18
It came out in 1962 on the MGM label, but that one only came out on a single on a 45.
JamesHOST
80:25
Well, I don't know that it only came out in Britain, but it came out in Britain.
JamesHOST
80:32
release of that tune.
JamesHOST
80:33
It was just on an album, and so I was fortunate enough to snag a copy of that one when I was over in England a few years ago on one of my other trips.
JamesHOST
80:45
Connie Francis, it's going to take me some time.
JamesHOST
80:48
George Baker selection before that with Little Green Bag, 1970 on Colossus.
Tom DrakeHOST
33:54
Sounds like it was done yesterday.
Tom DrakeHOST
33:57
And it's not Connie Francis.
Tom DrakeHOST
33:59
Get it over with.
Patsy ClineSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:20
if you got leaving on your mind if there's a new love in
Tom DrakeHOST
35:05
I was listening to that and lost my, well, I stopped paying attention to what I was doing.
Tom DrakeHOST
35:10
The great Patsy Cline.
Tom DrakeHOST
35:12
And I'll tell you what, the opening of that song sounds like Connie Francis.
Tom DrakeHOST
35:15
She sounds like Connie Francis.
ChrisHOST
20:08
And then Brian Wilson from the Beach Boys just two days later.
ChrisHOST
20:12
Lou Christie, Connie Francis, Chuck Mangione, Rick Davies from Supertramp.
ChrisHOST
20:17
ace freely from kiss chuck negron from three dog night remember his voice neil sadaka dash crofts from seals and crofts alan osmond of the osmonds clarence carter people bryson and then just recently david clayton thomas of blood sweat and tears one of my all-time favorite voices victor willis from the village people bonnie tyler freddie cannon who we just did as one a couple of podcasts ago Frank Beard, the drummer of ZZ Top.
ChrisHOST
20:47
I have to bring him up.
JohnAUDIENCE
10:47
But the whole thing, I don't know if they will do that, but just think if they did.
JohnAUDIENCE
10:55
I think the Columbia Broadcasting Company should blast the song Who's Sorry Now by Connie Francis.
Thom HartmannHOST
11:05
Except the CBS is owned by a nipple baby billionaire.
JohnAUDIENCE
11:13
Yeah, yeah.

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