
Ray Hildebrand and Jill Jackson, not a couple, changed their first names to match their 1962 debut hit.
Lenny's passionate vocals perfectly capture the pain of unrequited love in his cover of the big-band classic.
The power of Elvis' voice led stores to order a million copies of this song the day after he sang it on TV.
Guess who did a startlingly faithful (gender aside) version of this song in 1978? That's right, Kiss!
She sent him out of his head, but Little Anthony's high-pitched falsetto was already out of this world.
All those young, wholesome American girls really didn't stand a chance against those charming Brits, did they?
Wilson originally sang it like a ballad, until producer Carl Davis advised him to follow the percussion -- resulting in the heart-racing favorite we still hear today.
