Historical Artist Profile
Petula Clark
Biography & Overview
Sally "Petula" Clark (born 15 November 1932) is a British singer, actress, and songwriter. She started her professional career as a child performer and is still active more than 80 years later. Clark's professional career began in November 1942 as a child entertainer on BBC Radio. In 1954, she charted with "The Little Shoemaker", the first of her big UK hits, and within two years she began recording in French.
🇺🇸 US Billboard Tracking History
12 Charted Tracks
"Downtown"
Entered Charts: 1965
#1 HIT
"My Love"
Entered Charts: 1966
#1 HIT
"I Know A Place"
Entered Charts: 1965
Peak: #3
"This Is My Song"
Entered Charts: 1967
Peak: #3
"Don't Sleep In The Subway"
Entered Charts: 1967
Peak: #5
"I Couldn't Live Without Your Love"
Entered Charts: 1966
Peak: #9
"A Sign Of The Times"
Entered Charts: 1966
Peak: #11
"Kiss Me Goodbye"
Entered Charts: 1968
Peak: #15
"Color My World"
Entered Charts: 1967
Peak: #16
"Round Every Corner"
Entered Charts: 1965
Peak: #21
"Who Am I"
Entered Charts: 1966
Peak: #21
"You'd Better Come Home"
Entered Charts: 1965
Peak: #22
🇬🇧 UK Official Charts History
22 Charted Tracks
"Sailor"
Entered Charts: 1961
#1 HIT
"This Is My Song"
Entered Charts: 1967
#1 HIT
"Downtown"
Entered Charts: 1964
Peak: #2
"Romeo"
Entered Charts: 1961
Peak: #3
"My Love"
Entered Charts: 1966
Peak: #4
"I Couldn't Live Without Your Love"
Entered Charts: 1966
Peak: #6
"My Friend The Sea"
Entered Charts: 1961
Peak: #7
"Downtown '88"
Entered Charts: 1988
Peak: #10
"Don't Sleep In The Subway"
Entered Charts: 1967
Peak: #12
"Ya Ya Twist"
Entered Charts: 1962
Peak: #14
"I Know A Place"
Entered Charts: 1965
Peak: #17
"The Other Man'S Grass (Is Always Gener)"
Entered Charts: 1967
Peak: #20
"You' The One"
Entered Charts: 1965
Peak: #23
"Song Of My Life"
Entered Charts: 1971
Peak: #32
"Casanova/Chariot"
Entered Charts: 1963
Peak: #39
"I'M Counting On You"
Entered Charts: 1962
Peak: #41
"Round Every Corner"
Entered Charts: 1965
Peak: #43
"Something Missing"
Entered Charts: 1961
Peak: #44
"You Better Come Home"
Entered Charts: 1965
Peak: #44
"I Don'T Know How To Love Him"
Entered Charts: 1972
Peak: #47
"A Sign Of The Times"
Entered Charts: 1966
Peak: #49
"Kiss Me Goodbye"
Entered Charts: 1968
Peak: #50