Joan Weber
About the artist
Joan Weber (born 12 December 1935 in Paulsboro, New Jersey, USA - 13 May 1981) was an American popular music singer, a one-hit-wonder with "Let Me Go, Lover!". Weber married to a young bandleader. She was pregnant in 1954 when she was introduced to Eddie Joy, a manager, who in turn introduced her to Charles Randolph Grean, an A&R worker for RCA and Dot Records in New York. Grean gave a demo of Weber's singing a song called "Marionette" to Mitch Miller, the head of A&R at Columbia Records.
Top songs
- Let Me Go Lover
- Let Me Go, Lover
- Let Me Go Lover (With Jimmy Carroll & His Orchestra)
- Let Me Go Lover!
- Lovey Dovey
- Let Me Go, Lover (Digitally Remastered)
- Let Me Go, Lover!
- Marionette
- Let Me Go Lover (Remastered)
- Let Me Go Lover - Joan Weber
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- Let Me Go Lover (Album Version)
- Let Me Go, Lover (Digitally Remastered)
- Let Me Go Lover (with Jimmy Carroll His Orchestra)
- Let Me Go Lover !
- Let Me Go Lover (Single)
- Let Me Go Lover (Columbia)
- Let Me Go Lover (1955)
- Let Me Go, Lover [1955]
- What Should a Teen Heart Do?
- Joan Weber - Let me go lover
- Let Me Go Lover (with Jimmy Carroll & His Orchestra) (Album Version)
- Let Me Go Lover - Joan Weber 1954
- Who'll Be My Judge
- Let Me Go Lover (1954)
- Let Me Go Lover (with Jimmy Carroll and His Orchestra)
- Let Me Go Lover (#1,1s,1 ene,1955)
- Goodbye Lollipops, Hello Lipstick
- Call Me Careless
- Tell the Lord
- Anything, Everything for Love
- Let my go lover
- Let Me Go Lover (With Hugo Winterhalter & His Orchestra)
- Let Me Go Lover (Single) (Orchestra under the Direction of Jimmy Carroll)
- Let Me Go Lover (US: JB: #1, 15/01/1955 - 05/02/1955, 4 weeks, DJ: #1, 01/01/1955 and 15/01/1955 and 29/01/1955 - 05/02/1955, BS: #1, 22/01/1955 - 29/01/1955, 2 weeks, UK: #16, 24/02/1955)
- 0001 LET ME GO LOVER
- Let Mo Lover
- Óyeme Mama
- Let Me Go Lover (UK NME Top40 18.02.55)
- It May Sound Silly
- Don't Throw My Love Away
- Rock Talk
- Gone
- Saturday Lover - Sunday Stranger
- Playa Cofi - 1955 -1959 Hits Channel
- Goodbye Lollipops, Hello Lipstick (I'm Not a Baby Anymore)
- Lover-Lover (Why Must We Part)
- A Love That's a Lie
- Lover - Lover (Why Must We Part)
- 05 Let Me Go Lover
- Le Me Go Lover!
- Don't ThrowithMy Love Awithy
- Billboard Top 30 Hits Of 1955 - 19 - Joan Weber Let Me Go Lo
- Met me go lover
- Joan Weber - Let Me Go Lover!
- Bawlmer dialect
- Let Me Go Lover '55
- Let Me Go Lover - Joan Weber 01 01-01 4
- Let Me Go Lover (1955 Top Hit No 19)
- 19.Let Me Go Lover
- Let Me Go, Lover [2010]
- Let Me Go Lover (With Jimmy Carroll)
- 1955 #009 - Let Me Go Lover (Columbia)
- Oh let me go
- Let Me Go, Lover (Album Version)
- Let Me Go Lover ( Joan Weber )
- Let met go lover
- Let Me Go Lover (Remastered 2014)
- Let Me Go Lover (with Jimmy Carroll & His Orchestra) (Single)
- Let Me Go Lover (Album Version) (Feat. Jimmy Carroll & His Orchestra)
- Let Me Go Lover (feat. Jimmy Carroll & His Orchestra)
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