- The Ultimate Petula Clark · 1964
- I Couldn’t Live Without Your Love – Hits, Classics & More · 1964
- Platinum & Gold Collection · 1988
- Lost In You · 2013
- The Ultimate Petula Clark · 1956
- The Ultimate Petula Clark · 1966
- Platinum & Gold Collection · 1956
- Best Of · 1988
- I Couldn’t Live Without Your Love – Hits, Classics & More · 1996
- The Ultimate Petula Clark · 1966
- I Couldn’t Live Without Your Love – Hits, Classics & More · 1996
- I Couldn’t Live Without Your Love – Hits, Classics & More · 1996
- The Ultimate Petula Clark · 1966
Albums
- 2013
- 2005
- 1996
Artist Playlists
- Wide-eyed wonder and deep yearning from an iconic ‘60s voice.
Singles & EPs
- 2022
- 2016
Live Albums
Compilations
Appears On
- The Outpsider
About Petula Clark
Singer/songwriter Petula Clark may be best known for the iconic ‘60s tune “Downtown,” but she’s actually one of the most commercially successful artists in British history with a music and film career spanning seven decades. Clark, born in Ewell, England in 1932, got her first taste of fame as a child singing for the troops in World War II. She moved into a successful film career before releasing her first hit single, 1954’s “The Little Shoemaker,” which was a Top 10 British hit. By the early ‘60s, Clark had reinvented herself as a French chanteuse, singing and performing in a new language, culminating in 1966’s C’est ma chanson. She reached international superstar status with her English-language track “Downtown,” which hit No. 1 in America. Clark followed that with an impressively long career on the screen (including 1969’s Goodbye, Mr. Chips) and a musical journey that saw her stage a comeback in 2022 with the glossy single “Luminescent.”
- HOMETOWN
- Ewell, Surry, England
- BORN
- November 15, 1932