The Four Seasons (group)

The Four Seasons are an American pop and doo wop group, distinct from many similar groups of the 1950s and 60s in their traditional Italian-American sound.

Discography

Albums

• 1962: Sherry & 11 Others
• 1962: Four Seasons' Greetings
• 1963: Big Girls Don't Cry and Twelve Others
• 1963: Ain't That a Shame and 11 Others
• 1963: Folk Nanny
• 1964: Born to Wander
• 1964: Dawn (Go Away) and 11 Other Great Songs
• 1964: Rag Doll
• 1964: The Beatles Vs. The Four Seasons
• 1964: Girls, Girls, Girls - We Love Girls
• 1965: The 4 Seasons Entertain You
• 1966: Live on Stage
• 1966: Working My Way Back to You
• 1966: Lookin' Back
• 1966: The 4 Seasons' Christmas Album
• 1968: Edizione D'oro
• 1969: The Genuine Imitation Life Gazette
• 1969: Peanuts
• 1970: Half and Half
• 1972: Chameleon
• 1975: Fallen Angel
• 1976: Helicon
• 1981: Reunited - Live with Frankie Valli
• 1985: Streetfighter
• 1990: Live, Vol. 1
• 1990: Live, Vol. 2
• 1992: Hope & Glory
• 1993: The Four Seasons Dance Album
• 1993: Dance Album
• 1994: Sherry/Big Girls Don't Cry
• 1994: Sing for You
• 1995: Oh What a Night
• 1995: Who Loves You
• 1996: Four Seasons with Frankie Valli
• 2002: The Very Best Of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons

Singles

• 1962: Sherry, peaked at #1 on US pop chart
• 1962: Big Girls Don't Cry, #1
• 1963: Walk Like A Man, #1
• 1963: Candy Girl, #3
• 1963: Marlena
• 1964: Dawn (Go Away), #3
• 1964: Stay (originally recorded by Maurice Williams & the Zodiacs)
• 1964: Ronnie, #6
• 1964: Alone, #28 (originally recorded by The Shepherd Sisters)
• 1964: Rag Doll, #1
• 1964: Save It For Me, #10
• 1964: Big Man In Town
• 1965: Bye, Bye, Baby (Baby, Goodbye), #12
• 1965: Girl Come Running
• 1965: Let's Hang On (To What We've Got), #3
• 1965: Don't Think Twice (It's Allright) (recorded as The Wonder Who?)
• 1966: Working My Way Back To You, #9
• 1966: Opus 17 (Don't You Worry 'Bout Me), #13
• 1966: I've Got You Under My Skin, #9 (cover of Cole Porter's classic)
• 1966: Tell It To The Rain
• 1967: Beggin'
• 1967: Can't Take My Eyes Off You, #2 (Frankie Valli)
• 1967: C'mon Marianne, #9
• 1968: Will You Love Me Tomorrow (originally recorded by The Shirelles)
• 1974: My Eyes Adored You, #1 (Frankie Valli)
• 1975: Swearin' To God, #6 (Frankie Valli)
• 1975: Who Loves You, #3
• 1975: December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night), #1
• 1978: Grease, #1 (Frankie Valli)