"I Wanna Play House with You", reached No. 4 for Arnold "Sweet Violets" - arranged by Coben and Grean; No. 3 pop hit for Dinah Shore, 1951; another 1951 version by Jane Turzy reached No. 11 on the Billboard jukebox chart, and Doris Drew took it to No. 22 "Lonely Little Robin" (Coben) - No. 14 jukebox hit for The Pinetoppers in 1951; also No. 25 radio hit for Mindy Carson "Never Been Kissed" (Coben/Grean) - No. 19 pop hit for Freddy Martin in 1951 "Easy on the Eyes" (Coben/Arnold) - No. 1 Country/Western hit for Eddy Arnold, 1952 "Lady's Man" (Cy Coben) - No. 2 Country/Western hit for Hank Snow in 1952 "Older and Bolder" (Cy Coben) - No. 3 Country/Western hit for Eddy Arnold in 1952 "Do I Like It" (Coben) - No. 6 C/W hit for Carl Smith in 1953 "Eddy's Song" (Charlie Grean, Cy Coben) - No. 1 Country/Western hit for Eddy Arnold in 1953 "Free Home Demonstration" (Grean, Coben) - No. 4 Country/Western hit for Eddy Arnold in 1953 "Beware of 'It'" - No. 9 C/W hit for Johnnie & Jack in 1954 "Hep Cat Baby" - No. 7 Country/Western hit for Eddy Arnold in 1954 "That Crazy Mambo Thing" - No. 10 C/W hit for Hank Snow in 1954 "Would You Mind" - No. 3 C/W hit for Hank Snow, 1955 "I Saw Esau" - No. 51 pop hit for The Ames Brothers in 1956 "My Treasure" (Coben/Bill Templeton) - No. 31 pop hit for The Hilltoppers in 1956 "Souvenirs" (Coben) - No. 1 hit in Germany for Bill Ramsey in 1959 "Souvenirs, Souvenirs" (Coben) The Johnny Hallyday version of Coben's "Souvenirs", as adapted in French by Fernand Bonifay, was Hallyday's very first smash hit in France (#13), issued on June 13, 1960. "Don't Jump Off the Roof, Dad" - charted in the UK for Tommy Cooper in 1961 "That Greasy Kid Stuff" - reached No. 74 for Janie Grant in 1962 "I'm a Walkin' Advertisement (For the Blues)" - No. 32 Country hit for Norma Jean in 1964 "The Great El Tigre (The Tiger)" (Coben) - No. 32 Country hit for Stu Phillips in 1966 "The Game of Triangles" (Coben) - No. 5 Country hit for Norma Jean, Liz Anderson, and Bobby Bare in 1966 "Burning a Hole in My Mind" (Coben) - No. 5 C/W hit for Connie Smith, 1967 "Chet's Tune"