"Without You" was an early 1964 single by Robert Goulet, showcasing his signature baritone on a dramatic ballad. The song captured the romantic, orchestral pop sound that defined much of his early career.
- Released in 1964, "Without You" was recorded during Goulet's initial rise to fame. The song was released on Columbia Records, a label that would be home to many of Goulet's most successful recordings. It peaked at number 15 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in late 1964.
- This single followed Goulet's breakthrough performance in the Broadway musical "Camelot" and his Grammy win for "I'll Never Fall in Love Again." The success of "Without You" cemented his status as a major recording artist.
- The song "Without You" was written by the songwriting duo of Hamish Hamilton and Peter Callander. It became one of Goulet's signature tunes, frequently performed in concert.
Robert Goulet was a Canadian-American baritone singer and actor, best known for his rich voice and stage presence. He rose to fame in the mid-1960s, becoming a popular fixture on television and in Las Vegas showrooms.
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