Only people of a certain age will remember the one and only Connie Francis who has left us at the age of 87 and whose real name was Concetta Rosa Maria Franconero. I've been listening to her since childhood, she was one of the finest singers of her generation having two consecutive number 1s in 1958 with her update of an old standard "Who's Sorry Now?" and the Neil Sedaka song "Stupid Cupid" and then "Lipstick On Your Collar" in 1959 and "Where the Boys Are" (another Neil Sedaka song) in 1960 and several other hits before the Beatles came along and changed everything. But Connie turned resourcefully to recording more standards, e.g. "Love Is A Many Splendoured Thing", "My Foolish Heart" and "Somewhere My Love" for which her divine voice that tugged at the heartstrings was perfect for songs like those. I have them on a vinyl LP of Connie's I have had in my record collection for years. I know none of us are immortal but nevertheless I am REALLY upset to hear this news, like Doris Day she was part of my formative years and I feel very sad right now. R.I.P. Connie