Previous posts from the 70s thread:
(41) 37. THINK IT OVER - CHERYL LADD
Is this another Bruce Willis/Patrick Swayze/John Schneider/Jack Wagner/Don Johnson situation? "I'm a TV/film star who also had one top 40 hit while in my acting prime"
Allow me to add Bill Cosby, Cheryl Ladd, Steve Martin and Jerry Lewis. Jerry reached #10 in December 1956 with [a] remake of a 1918 number-one hit by Al Jolson
Steve Martin did a comedy song. Not quite the same category of the other guys taking themselves seriously as an alleged singer.
We can include Bob Hope. Two Sleepy People, his duet with Shirley Ross from the movie Thanks For The Memory reached #15 in January 1939. It was Hope's only chart hit – although the B-side, Thanks For The Memory, became much more famous.
(41) 37. THINK IT OVER - CHERYL LADD
Is this another Bruce Willis/Patrick Swayze/John Schneider/Jack Wagner/Don Johnson situation? "I'm a TV/film star who also had one top 40 hit while in my acting prime"
Allow me to add Bill Cosby, Cheryl Ladd, Steve Martin and Jerry Lewis. Jerry reached #10 in December 1956 with [a] remake of a 1918 number-one hit by Al Jolson
Steve Martin did a comedy song. Not quite the same category of the other guys taking themselves seriously as an alleged singer.
We can include Bob Hope. Two Sleepy People, his duet with Shirley Ross from the movie Thanks For The Memory reached #15 in January 1939. It was Hope's only chart hit – although the B-side, Thanks For The Memory, became much more famous.