[CORRINE, CORRINA]{1a} Also known as: "CORRINA, CORRINA"{1b} Writen by: Bo Chatmon{2} & J. Mayo Williams in 1928{3} Lyrics added by: Mitchell Parish also in 1932{4} Produced by: Phil Spector Performed by: Ray Peterson{5} First released:{6} Single: 1960 [Length: 2:35] Album: 1964 [Length: 2:35]{7} {1a}Ray Peterson's version of "Corrine, Corrina" reached #9 on [The U.S. Billboard Pop 100 Chart,] and #41 on [The U.S. Adult Contemporary Chart,] late in 1960. "Corrine, Corrina" has become a standard in a number of musical styles, including blues, rock and roll, Cajun, and Western swing. {1b}Early versions of the song are published with the title, "Corrine, Corrina," (an "e" at the end of the first iteration of the name), but sometimes, depending on the recording, the name and lyrics morph into, "Corrina, Corrina" (both names ending in "a"). It is often spelled C"a"rrina, with an "a" following the "C," and sometimes "Corinne, Corinna" with only one "r" and two "n"'s in each name. I.....MORE.....(all Corrine, Corrina track/recording details) ←