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Joan Weber

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a 2004 interview for the Archive of American Television, recalled that Weber's husband assumed total control of the singer's activities, thus depriving Weber of experienced career guidance. After three more non-hits, "Call Me Careless", "Goodbye Lollipops, Hello Lipstick" and the appropriately-titled "Gone", Weber was dropped from Columbia's roster.
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At the time of the song's biggest success, however, Weber gave birth to a daughter, Terry Lynn, and was unable to promote her career. Weber's next single, "Lover Lover (Why Must We Part)" (b/w "Tell the Lord", Columbia 40474), released later in 1954, failed to dent the record charts. Mitch Miller, in
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During her final years, she lived a reclusive life before moving to a mental institution. Columbia Records' efforts to send her royalty checks failed, as they were returned to sender as "address unknown". For this reason, chart program
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In 1957, Weber resumed singing in nightclubs. With sleek dresses, blonde hair, and a focus on ballads, she performed in Dallas, Houston, New Orleans, Ottawa, and Washington.
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ranked Weber at number one on a special program featuring the "Top 40 Disappearing Acts", which was broadcast in 1975.
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in New York City without being prepared for such a venue. "I was caught without an act," she said.
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and caught the public's fancy, reaching #1 in the United States and #16 in the
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Most Played by Jockeys chart on January 1, 1955, the date that the
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in 1955. It sold over one million copies, and was awarded a
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Paulsboro, New Jersey
Ancora, New Jersey
Traditional pop
popular music
singer
Paulsboro, New Jersey
married
bandleader
Charles Randolph Grean
A&R
RCA
Dot Records
New York
demo
Mitch Miller
artists and repertoire
Columbia Records
Let Me Go, Devil
Jenny Lou Carson
Let Me Go, Lover!
television
Studio One
United Kingdom
gold disc
rock and roll
Joel Whitburn
Copacabana
American Top 40
heart failure
Ancora

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