Connie Francis, the 'Who's Sorry Now?' singer whose adaptability set her apart throughout the second half of the 20th century ...

Pop legend Connie Francis spent a decade working in Nashville with numerous Hall of Fame icons. The "Pretty Little Baby" ...

“Connie Francis Sings Jewish Favorites,” released in 1960, contained renditions of “Tzena, Tzena, Tzena,” the Yiddish classic ...

She performed at Borscht Belt resorts during their heyday, then recorded an album of Jewish music as part of an effort to ...

Connie Francis, the trailblazing pop icon and first Catholic female solo artist to top the Billboard charts, has died at 86.

The legacy of Connie Francis, who died July 16 at age 87, was more than the fluffy pop she was best known for—she was capable of real depth. Born Concetta Franconero in Newark, N.J., she had her first ...

"Pretty Little Baby" was released in 1962 as part of Connie Francis' album "Connie Francis Sings Second Hand Love & Other Hits." The song was not released as a single.

Never on Sunday peaked at No. 11 the following year, and she also had a hit Christmas album in 1963. Her compilation disc from that year, The Very Best of Connie Francis, is certified Gold.

Connie Francis, a singer known for '50s and '60s hits like "Who's Sorry Now," "Pretty Little Baby" and "Stupid Cupid," has died, her music label confirmed.

Connie Francis, the pop vocalist who died this week, was seeing a resurgence in popularity long after her '50s and '60s fame — thanks to TikTok. Francis died Wednesday, July 16 at 87 after ...

Connie Francis was a giant of 1950s and '60s sugary-sweet pop, notching more than a dozen hits. In the months leading up to her death, announced Thursday, she experienced one more in “Pretty ...

Three years later, she returned and worked with Hank Williams, Jr. on the album "Connie Francis & Hank Williams, Jr. Sing Great Country Favorites." ...