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- AA beggar in love
- BUnless
Guy Mitchell, an American popular singer of the 1950s, recorded 'A Beggar in Love' and 'Unless' for Columbia; Mitchell was best known for his chart hits and smooth vocal delivery.AI summary
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- AFeet up
- BAngels cry
Guy Mitchell was an American popular singer of the 1950s, known for novelty and sentimental songs; this Columbia side is from the post-war era.AI summary
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- AGee, But You Gotta Come Home
- BI Met the Cutest Little Eyeful
Guy Mitchell with Gee, But You Gotta Come Home and I Met the Cutest Little Eyeful on Philips PB387.AI summary
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- AIn the middle of a dark dark night
- BSweet Stuff
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- AIn the middle of a dark dark night
- BSweet Stuff
Guy Mitchell with In the Middle of a Dark Dark Night and Sweet Stuff on Philips PB712.AI summary
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- AMy Heaven and Earth
- BWhat am I doin in Kansas City
Guy Mitchell with My Heaven and Earth and What Am I Doin' in Kansas City on Philips 330.AI summary
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- ASinging the Blues
- BCrazy with Love
Guy Mitchell with Singing the Blues and Crazy with Love on Philips PB650. Singing the Blues was his 1956 hit.AI summary
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- ASippin' Soda
Guy Mitchell with Sippin' Soda on Philips PB210.AI summary
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- ASparrow in the treetop
- BChristopher Columbus
Guy Mitchell was an American singer who rose to fame in the early 1950s with novelty and pop songs; these Columbia sides from that peak period were among his chart hits in Britain.AI summary
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- ATear down the mountains
- BA dime and a dollar
Guy Mitchell with Tear Down the Mountains and A Dime and a Dollar on Philips PB248.AI summary
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- ATear down the mountains
- BA dime and a dollar
Guy Mitchell with Tear Down the Mountains and A Dime and a Dollar on Philips PB248.AI summary
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- AThere's a pawnshop on the corner
- BThe doll with the sawdust heart
Guy Mitchell, the popular 1950s vocalist, recorded these two novelty-flavoured songs for Columbia. Both sides are light entertainment material typical of Mitchell's chart work.AI summary
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- AThere's always room at our house
- BGiddy-Ap!
Guy Mitchell, the American pop vocalist, singing two novelty songs on Columbia during his peak popularity in the early 1950s.AI summary
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- AWhey should I go home?
- BShe wears red feathers
Guy Mitchell was an American singer popular in the 1950s with a smooth baritone. 'She Wears Red Feathers' was one of his hit singles, recorded here for Columbia's British pressing.AI summary
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- AZoo Baby
- BMan overboard
Guy Mitchell with Zoo Baby and Man Overboard on Philips PB452.AI summary