List of songs written by Bob Crewe

This is a list of songs written by Bob Crewe.

Chart hits and other notable songs written by Bob Crewe

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!width="40"|^{U.S. R&B{{cite book |title= Top R&B/Hip-Hop Singles: 1942-1995|last=Whitburn |first=Joel |authorlink=Joel Whitburn |year=1996 |publisher=Record Research}}}

!width="40"|^{UK Singles Chart{{cite book| first= Graham| last= Betts| year=2004| title= Complete UK Hit Singles 1952-2004| edition= 1st|publisher= Collins| location= London| isbn= 0-00-717931-6}}}

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rowspan="2"| 1957

| "Silhouettes"

| The Rays

| Frank Slay

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1957: Steve Gibson, #63 pop
1957: The Diamonds, #10 pop, #6 R&B
1965: Herman's Hermits, #5 pop, #3 UK
1981: The Futures, #79 R&B
1990: Cliff Richard, #10 UK

"Daddy Cool"

| The Rays

| Frank Slay

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1977: Darts, #6 UK

rowspan="3"| 1958

| "La Dee Dah"

| Billy & Lillie

| Frank Slay

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1958: Jackie Dennis, #4 UK

"Happiness"

| Billy & Lillie

| Frank Slay

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"Lucky Ladybug"

| Billy & Lillie

| Frank Slay

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rowspan="3"| 1959

| "Tallahassee Lassie"

| Freddy Cannon

| Frank Slay, Frederick Picariello

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| 1959: Tommy Steele, #16 UK

"Bells, Bells, Bells"

| Billy & Lillie

| Frank Slay

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"Okefenokee"

| Freddy Cannon

| Frank Slay

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rowspan="5"| 1960

| "Mediterranean Moon "

| The Rays

| Frank Slay

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"Jump Over"

| Freddy Cannon

| Frank Slay

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"The Urge"

| Freddy Cannon

| Frank Slay

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"Happy Shades of Blue"

| Freddy Cannon

| Frank Slay

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"Humdinger"

| Freddy Cannon

| Frank Slay

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rowspan="3"| 1961

| "Pony Express "

| Danny & the Juniors

| Frank Slay

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"Buzz Buzz A-Diddle-It"

| Freddy Cannon

| Frank Slay

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1980: Matchbox, #22 UK

"Magic Moon"

| The Rays

| Frank Slay

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rowspan="4"| 1962

| "Twistin' All Night Long"

| Danny & the Juniors

| Frank Slay

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"Teen Queen of the Week"

| Freddy Cannon

| Frank Slay

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"My Time for Crying"

| Maxine Brown

| Saul Bass

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"Big Girls Don't Cry"

| The Four Seasons

| Bob Gaudio

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| 1988: The Four Seasons, #91 UK (reissue)

rowspan="6"| 1963

| "Walk Like a Man"

| The Four Seasons

| Bob Gaudio

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| 1985: Divine, #23 UK
1986: The Mary Jane Girls, #41 pop, #91 R&B

"Don't Mention My Name"

| The Shepherd Sisters

| Bob Gaudio

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"Whatever You Want"

| Jerry Butler

| Bob Gaudio

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"Soon (I'll Be Home Again) "

| The Four Seasons

| Bob Gaudio

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"New Mexican Rose"

| The Four Seasons

| Charles Calello

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"That's the Only Way"

| The Four Seasons

| Bob Boulanger

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rowspan="9"| 1964

| "Navy Blue"

| Diane Renay

| Bud Rehak, Eddie Rambeau

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"Ronnie"

| The Four Seasons

| Bob Gaudio

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"Across the Street"

| Lenny O'Henry

| Charles Calello, Valmond Harris

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"Rag Doll"

| The Four Seasons

| Bob Gaudio

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"Silence is Golden"

| The Four Seasons

| Bob Gaudio

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1967: The Tremeloes, #11 pop, #1 UK

"Knock! Knock! (Who's There)"

| The Orlons

| Larry Santos

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"Save It for Me"

| The Four Seasons

| Bob Gaudio

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"Society Girl"

| The Rag Dolls

| Sandy Linzer, Denny Randell

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"Pushin' a Good Thing Too Far"

| Barbara Lewis

| Sandy Linzer, Denny Randell

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rowspan="7"| 1965

| "Bye, Bye, Baby (Baby Goodbye)"

| The Four Seasons

| Bob Gaudio

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1967: The Symbols, #44 UK
1975: The Bay City Rollers, #1 UK

"Dusty"

| The Rag Dolls

| Sandy Linzer, Denny Randell

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"Toy Soldier"

| The Four Seasons

| Bob Gaudio

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"Girl Come Running"

| The Four Seasons

| Bob Gaudio

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"Let's Hang On"

| The Four Seasons

| Sandy Linzer, Denny Randell

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| 1969: The Bandwagon, #36 UK
1980, Darts, #11 UK
1981: Barry Manilow, #32 pop, #12 UK

"The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine (Anymore)"

| Frankie Valli

| Bob Gaudio

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1966: The Walker Brothers, #13 pop, #1 UK
1981: Nielsen/Pearson, #56 pop
1989: David Essex, #90 UK
1996: Cher, #26 UK

"Jenny Take a Ride"

| Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels

| Richard Penniman, Enotris Johnson

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| Medley of Little Richard's "Jenny, Jenny" and "C. C. Rider"

rowspan="4"| 1966

| "(You're Gonna) Hurt Yourself"

| Frankie Valli

| Charles Calello

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"You're Ready Now"

| Frankie Valli

| Bob Gaudio

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1970: Frankie Valli, #11 UK (reissue)

"Takin' All I Can Get"

| Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels

| Gary Knight

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"The Proud One"

| Frankie Valli

| Bob Gaudio

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1975: The Osmonds, #22 pop, #5 UK

rowspan="7"| 1967

| "Sock It to Me Baby!"

| Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels

| L. Russell Brown

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"Can't Take My Eyes off You"

| Frankie Valli

| Bob Gaudio

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1967: The Lettermen, "Goin' Out of My Head / Can't Take My Eyes Off You ", #7 pop
1968: Andy Williams, #5 UK
1969: Nancy Wilson, #52 pop, #27 R&B
1982: Boys Town Gang, #4 UK
1996: Boys Town Gang #97 UK (reissue)
1998: Lauryn Hill, #35 pop, #45 R&B
1999: Andy Williams, #9 UK (reissue)
2002: Andy Williams and Denise van Outen, #23 UK

"Summer and Sandy"

| Lesley Gore

| L. Russell Brown, Raymond Bloodworth

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"I Make a Fool of Myself"

| Frankie Valli

| Bob Gaudio

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"More Than the Eye Can See"

| Al Martino

| Larry Weiss

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"Birds of Britain"

| The Bob Crewe Generation

| Hutch Davie

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"To Give (The Reason I Live)"

| Frankie Valli

| Bob Gaudio

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rowspan="2"| 1969

| "Eternity"

| Vicki Carr

| Charles Fox

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"Me and You"

| O. C. Smith

| Bob Gaudio

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rowspan="1"| 1970

| "I Can't Take It Like a Man"

| Ben E. King

| Larry Weiss, John Williams

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rowspan="3"| 1974

| "So Good"

| The Eleventh Hour

| Kenny Nolan

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"Get Dancin'"

| Disco-Tex and the Sex-O-Lettes

| Kenny Nolan

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"My Eyes Adored You"

| Frankie Valli

| Kenny Nolan

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rowspan="7"| 1975

| "Far As We Felt Like Goin'"

| Labelle

| Kenny Nolan

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"Lady Marmalade'"

| Labelle

| Kenny Nolan

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| 1998: All Saints, "Under the Bridge / Lady Marmalade", #1 UK
1998: Philly Beats, "Voulez Vous", #84 UK
2001: Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mýa and Pink, #1 pop, #43 R&B, #1 UK

"I Wanna Dance Wit' Choo (Doo Dat Dance)"

| Disco-Tex and the Sex-O-Lettes

| Denny Randell

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"Swearin' to God"

| Frankie Valli

| Denny Randell

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"Hollywood Hot"

| The Eleventh Hour

| Cidny Bullens

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"Jam Band"

| Disco-Tex and the Sex-O-Lettes

| Denny Randell

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"Boogie Flap"

| Disco-Tex and the Sex-O-Lettes

| Kenny Nolan

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rowspan="1"| 1976

| "Street Talk"

| The Bob Crewe Generation

| Cidny Bullens

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rowspan="1"| 1979

| "Fancy Dancer"

| Frankie Valli

| L. Russell Brown

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rowspan="2"| 1983

| "Heaven Above Me"

| Roberta Flack and Peabo Bryson

| Bob Gaudio

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"You're Looking Like Love to Me"

| Roberta Flack and Peabo Bryson

| Bob Gaudio, Jerry Corbetta

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References

Crewe, Bob