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A Teenager's Romance

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"A Teenager's Romance"

SinglebyRicky Nelson

A-side

"I'm Walkin'"

Released

April 27, 1957

Genre

Rock and roll

Length

2:23

Label

Verve

Songwriter(s)

David Stewart Gillam

Ricky Nelson singles chronology

"A Teenager's Romance"
(1957)

"You're My One and Only Love"
(1957)

"A Teenager's Romance" is a song written by David Stewart Gillam, a well known tennis player and teaching tennis pro at the Palm Springs Racquet Club. The song was performed by American musician Ricky Nelson and was on a single with “ I’m Walking” .^[1] The song reached #2 on the Billboard Top 100 in 1957.^[2]

The song ranked No. 25 on Billboard magazine's Top 50 songs of 1957.^[3]

References[edit]

^ Ricky Nelson interviewed on the Pop Chronicles (1969)

^ Ricky Nelson, "A Teenager's Romance" Chart Position Retrieved March 26, 2014

^ "Billboard Top 50 Hits of 1957". Retrieved April 22, 2023."Billboard.fm - 1957 Top Songs - Billboard Chart". Archived from the original on February 2, 2014. Retrieved March 26, 2014.

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Studio albums	Ricky (1957) Ricky Nelson (1958) Ricky Sings Again (1959) Songs by Ricky (1959) More Songs by Ricky (1960) Rick Is 21 (1961) Album Seven by Rick (1962) For Your Sweet Love (1963) Rick Nelson Sings for You (1963) The Very Thought of You (1964) Spotlight on Rick (1964) Best Always (1965) Love and Kisses (1965) Bright Lights and Country Music (1966) Country Fever (1967) Another Side of Rick (1967) Perspective (1969) Rick Sings Nelson (1970) Rudy the Fifth (1971) Garden Party (1972) Windfall (1974) Intakes (1977) Playing to Win (1981) All My Best (1985) The Memphis Sessions (1986)
Compilations	Best Sellers by Rick Nelson (1963)
Live albums	In Concert at the Troubadour, 1969 (1970)
Soundtrack albums	On the Flip Side (1966)
EPs	Ricky Sings Spirituals (1960)
Singles	"I'm Walkin'" "A Teenager's Romance" "You're My One and Only Love" "Have I Told You Lately That I Love You?" "Be-Bop Baby" "Stood Up" "Waitin' in School" "My Bucket's Got a Hole in It" "Believe What You Say" "Poor Little Fool" "Lonesome Town" "I Got a Feeling" "It's Late" "Never Be Anyone Else But You" "Just a Little Too Much" "Sweeter Than You" "I Wanna Be Loved" "Young Emotions" "Travelin' Man" "Hello Mary Lou" "A Wonder Like You" "Everlovin'" "Young World" "Summertime" "Teen Age Idol" "It's Up to You" "Fools Rush In" "For You" "The Very Thought of You" "There's Nothing I Can Say" "She Belongs to Me" "Life" "Garden Party" "Dream Lover"
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