ENDEIT

Album

Lipstick and Powder

by Connie Francis

Tracklist
16 tracks
Length
41:10

“Lipstick and Powder” is an album by Connie Francis. The original release has 16 tracks with a running time of 41:10. Jazz standards on the record include “All By Myself”, “Among My Souvenirs” and “Who's Sorry Now?”. The line-up features Connie Francis (vocals) and David Rose and His Orchestra (performing orchestra).

Who played on Lipstick and Powder

  • Connie Francis vocals on 4 tracks
  • David Rose and His Orchestra performing orchestra on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 Everybody’s Somebody’s Fool — Jack Keller 2:38
  2. 2 My Happiness — Borney Bergantine 2:28
  3. 3 Among My Souvenirs standard — Lawrence Wright 2:30
  4. 4 I’m Gonna Be Warm This Winter 2:23
  5. 5 Don’t Breack the Heart That Loves You — Murray Mencher 3:02
  6. 6 Breakin’ in a Brand New Broken Heart 2:38
  7. 7 All by Myself standard — Irving Berlin 2:27
  8. 8 Lipstick on Your Collar — George Goehring 2:19
  9. 9 Who’s Sorry Now standard — Ted Snyder 2:21
  10. 10 Stupid Cupid — Neil Sedaka 2:14
  11. 11 Many Tears Ago — Winfield Scott 1:58
  12. 12 Frankie 2:33
  13. 13 I’m Sorry I Made You Cry — N.J. Clesi 2:32
  14. 14 Mama — Cesare Andrea Bixio 4:00
  15. 15 Heartbeat 2:42
  16. 16 Maybe Baby 2:24

More albums by Connie Francis

Connie Francis Jewish Favorites Love Songs · Pickwick Music Who's Sorry Now 1958 · MGM Records Christmas in My Heart 1959 · MGM Records My Thanks to You 1959 · Grand Avenue The Exciting Connie Francis 1959 · MGM Records Sings Rock n' Roll Million Sellers 1959 · MGM Records Sings Italian Favorites 1959 · MGM Records Sings Spanish and Latin American Favorites 1960 · MGM Records Connie Francis Sings Jewish Favorites 1960 · MGM Records Country & Western Golden Hits 1960 · MGM Records

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Lipstick and Powder?

The line-up of Lipstick and Powder includes Connie Francis (vocals) and David Rose and His Orchestra (performing orchestra).

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