George Goehring, together with Rod MacDonald, Ellen Bukstel and Nicole Yarling perform "Lipstick On Your Collar" (George Goehring - Edna Lewis). George pitched the song personally to Connie Francis during a surprise visit to her New Jersey home where he played the song on her piano. George also co-authored the Gene Pitney hit "Half Heaven, Half Heartache" while Edna Lewis co-wrote Leslie Gore's "Judy's Turn To Cry".
Connie Francis (Franconero) recorded "Lipstick On Your Collar" in 1959 and peaked at number five on Billboard. Ronald Reagan appointed her head of a task force on violent crime in the eighties. Connie has been involved with UNICEF, the USO and has been active with Mental Health America's trauma campaign.
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