Guy Mitchell
Guy Mitchell, born Albert George Cernik on February 22, 1927 in Detroit,
Michigan, was an American singer and actor. After early work as a child
performer in Los Angeles and a brief Navy stint, he gained national attention on
Arthur Godfrey’s Talent Scouts in 1949 and signed with Columbia Records in 1950,
where Mitch Miller suggested the stage name Guy Mitchell. His first major hit,
“My Heart Cries for You”, reached number 2 on the United States Billboard charts
and launched a string of chart‑topping singles, including “Singing the Blues”,
which spent ten consecutive weeks at Num...
Heartaches by the NumbersGuy Mitchell
All Your Jukebox Favourites
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Singing The BluesGuy Mitchell and Ray Coniff
Oldies But Goodies
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My Heart Cries For YouGuy Mitchell
Young At Heart
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My Truly Truly FairGuy Mitchell and Mitch Miller
16 Most Requested Songs Of The 1950s. Volume Two
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She Wears Red FeathersGuy Mitchell
Mighty Guy
Feet Up (Pat Him on the Po-Po)Guy Mitchell
Tell Me Why
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