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| − | Paul Albert Anka was born on July 30, 1941 in Ottawa, Canada and | + | '''Paul Albert Anka''' was born on July 30, 1941 in [[Ottawa]], [[Canada]] and |
| − | in 1990 became a naturalized citizen of the United States. | + | in 1990 became a naturalized citizen of the [[United States]]. |
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| − | With his youth in the big band era and the infancy of rock and roll, | + | With his youth in the [[big band era]] and the infancy of [[rock and roll]], |
| − | as a teenager Paul traveled to New York City to audition for ABC | + | as a teenager Paul traveled to [[New York City]] to audition for [[ABC]] |
| − | singing a song he wrote about a former babysitter named “Diana.” | + | singing a song he wrote about a former babysitter named ''Diana''. |
| − | The song rocketed to the top of the Hit Parade in 1957 and became | + | The song rocketed to the top of the [[Hit Parade]] in 1957 and became |
| − | one of the best selling recordings of all time. He followed up with chart toppers, | + | one of the best selling recordings of all time. He followed up with chart toppers: |
| − | “You Are My Destiny,” “Lonely Boy,” “Put Your Head On My Shoulder,”
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| − | “It’s Time to Cry,” “Puppy Love,” “My Home Town,” “Dance on Little Girl,”
| + | * ''You Are My Destiny'' |
| − | “Goodnight My Love,” “You’re Having My Baby,” “One Man Woman,
| + | * ''Lonely Boy'' |
| − | One Woman Man,” “I Don’t Like to Sleep Alone,” and “Times Of Your Life.” | + | * ''Put Your Head On My Shoulder'' |
| | + | * ''It’s Time to Cry'' |
| | + | * ''Puppy Love'' |
| | + | * ''My Home Town'' |
| | + | * ''Dance on Little Girl'' |
| | + | * ''Goodnight My Love'' |
| | + | * ''You’re Having My Baby'' |
| | + | * ''One Man Woman'' |
| | + | * ''One Woman Man'' |
| | + | * ''I Don’t Like to Sleep Alone'' |
| | + | * ''Times Of Your Life'' |
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| | With more than 200 songs to his credit, Paul Anka’s talent as a | | With more than 200 songs to his credit, Paul Anka’s talent as a |
| − | songwriter also gave Buddy Holly a giant hit, “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore,” | + | songwriter also gave [[Buddy Holly]] a giant hit, ''It Doesn’t Matter Anymore'' |
| − | Tom Jones a #1 hit, “She’s A Lady,” and Frank Sinatra’s signature song | + | [[Tom Jones]] a #1 hit, ''She’s A Lady,'' and [[Frank Sinatra]]’s signature song |
| − | “My Way.” Besides writing the theme for Johnny Carson’s Tonight Show
| + | ''My Way''. Besides writing the theme for [[Johnny Carson]]’s [[Tonight Show]] |
| − | he also wrote the theme for the hit movie “The Longest Day.” | + | he also wrote the theme for the hit movie ''The Longest Day''. |
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| − | A headliner in Las Vegas casino’s Paul Anka continues to tour world | + | A headliner in [[Las Vegas]] [[casino]]’s Paul Anka continues to tour world |
| | wide, was elected to the Canadian Music Hall of Fame and has a star | | wide, was elected to the Canadian Music Hall of Fame and has a star |
| − | on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He has achieved international success | + | on the [[Hollywood Walk of Fame]]. He has achieved international success |
| | in every venue of show business, as a recording artist, | | in every venue of show business, as a recording artist, |
| | a songwriter, a screen actor and on stage. | | a songwriter, a screen actor and on stage. |
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| | Paul Anka was inducted into the Hit Parade Hall of Fame in 2007. | | Paul Anka was inducted into the Hit Parade Hall of Fame in 2007. |
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