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Forever No. 1: Shelley Fabares, ‘Johnny Angel’
The “Forever No. 1” series on Billboard honors recently deceased artists who topped the Hot 100, and this installment focuses on TV star Shelley Fabares.
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The “Forever No. 1” series on Billboard honors recently deceased artists who topped the Hot 100, and this installment focuses on TV star Shelley Fabares. Her 1962 single “Johnny Angel” reached the chart’s No. 1 position in April of that year. The piece notes the song’s innocent, chaste quality, likening its nostalgic feel to other era‑defining hits such as The Chordettes’ “Mr. Sandman” and The Teddy Bears’ “To Know Him, Is To Love Him.”
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