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time to eat your porridge, Mitchfaggot
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>>132043593
>This is the discography of American singer Teresa Brewer. It contains 40 studio albums, multiple compilation albums, 89 singles and other charted songs.
Didn't know she even had that many, but that's unnerving.
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>>132043654
For Teenagers In Love was the first one AFAIK that was a proper LP and not a greatest hits collection.
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>>132043930
pop music was always like that back then
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does mitch schizo really own all these albums?
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>>132043593
fortunately not showing that Duke Ellington one
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you can see the moment she became uncool
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>>132044914
Really, it was Connie Francis because when she blew up in 58 all the girl singers from the early 50s got wiped from the charts. That boppity energy singing that Teresa did lost favor when the trend became laid-back cool, which was what Francis, Orbison, etc did.
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>>132044995
Patti Page had some amazingly stubborn persistence because she still had low-level hits throughout the early 60s and even a momentary top 10 comeback with "Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte", and managed to have a major label contract all the way to 71.
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>>132045070
DJs loved her because her singing was so inoffensive. Teresa was way too gimmicky of a singer and her gimmick got played out by the late 50s, a lot like Eddie Fisher, except even he had a minor comeback hit in 1967.
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>>132044995
you have to feel bad for Connie given the rough life she led and how exploited she was by her psycho control freak Italian dad
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>>132044914
Teresa's last hurrah was being the first person to cover "You Send Me."
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>>132046194
fucker almost shot bobby darin
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>>132046194
she also had no kids and died childless and alone
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>>132046469
ouch



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