Connie Francis - Whose Heart Are You Breaking Tonight? (1965) 

I think the record before this, "Don't Ever Leave Me", was an absolute belter, but suffered a similar fate, #42, probably because of the emphasis on the groups. Connie's voice, remarkably, only improved. I don't think there's an equal in pop history ; there may be if you judge by chart success, but not if you judge by musical quality.

In 1965 sir ken dodd had the third biggest hit in the entire 1960s it was a Ballard called tears in the uk.

Another great song by Connie Francis that should have charted higher than it did, but I don't think #43 is bad out of the Top Hot 100 records at that time. The British Invasion was dominating the charts at this particular time so many American pop artists were not getting the air time they deserved.

Poor Connie must hold the record for getting lied to and being made a fool of in her recordings! But she was "crying" all the way to the bank! Audiences loved it.

this wonderful song reminds me of my late mommy, she loves to listen to this song so much using our old rca victor phonhraph with her 33 lp for mama album, until now . i play it on google and sing along with it, beautifully done by no other than the one and only connie francis, one song i like to is her version of al di la - allan

Good music and artist, Connie Francis is my favourite artist. thanks very much for the upload.

Thanks so much for posting this. What a gem sung by the woman who, IMO, was the greatest female vocalist of the era. I remember 1965 very well and don't recall ever hearing this. It did peak at #43 but didn't make the Top 100 for the year. Too bad that the British Invasion overwhelmed so many outstanding American artists, but I guess I contributed by being a teenager who thought the "new" stuff was cool. Will always love Connie.

the british invasion killed this great song