Guy Mitchell
Guy Mitchell was born Al Cernik in Detroit in 1927. After serving in World War II, he started performing in clubs and signed with Columbia Records in 1950. He...
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Guy Mitchell was born Al Cernik in Detroit in 1927. After serving in World War II, he started performing in clubs and signed with Columbia Records in 1950. He took his stage name from a childhood hero.
His 1951 song "My Heart Cries for You" became a chart-topper. Throughout the 1950s he had hits like "The Roving Kind," "Singing the Blues," and "Heartaches By The Number," which reached number one in 1959.
He recorded over 100 singles and released albums including "My Heart Cries for You," "The Roving Kind," and "Heartaches by the Number." He retired from music in the late 1960s and died in 1999.
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