Gonna Get Along without Ya Now

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"Gonna Get Along without Ya Now" is a popular song.

It was written by Milton Kellem. The song was published in 1951.

The original version, recorded by Teresa Brewer on January 10, 1952, did not become as big a hit as the later recording by Patience and Prudence in 1956, which was one of their major hits. It is also known in versions by Skeeter Davis (1964) and The Cates Sisters (1980).

The recording by Teresa Brewer was released by Coral Records as catalog number 60676. It reached #25 on the Billboard magazine charts.

Disco recording artist Viola Wills recorded a disco version in 1979 that was released on the Sugarhill Records label and was produced by Jerry McCabe. It quickly climbed the dance charts to become the first major hit for Viola. She also released a new dance mix in 1985.

In 2007, the popular Spanish singer Soraya Arnelas released a cover from her second studio album Ochenta's.

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