history Weekly charts Year-end charts Other versions A Bobby Vee version was released on the album "30 Big Hits from the 60's" in 1964. The Swedish dansband Flamingokvintetten in 1968 recorded a cover of the song that reached #1 in the Swedish charts Tio i Topp and Kvällstoppen. They also recorded a Swedish version of the song, named "Hon är sexton år i dag" reaching Svensktoppen the same year. A version called "Happy Birthday, Twenty-One" with a special lyric by Ian Whitcomb and sung by Mae West was released on her Great Balls of Fire album in 1972 on MGM Records. In 1975, Davey Page released a version of the song, which peaked at number 57 on the Australian charts. In 2009, Damian McGinty of Celtic Thunder included the song on their album Take Me Home. In the Roseanne episode "Pretty in Black" (Season Five), Roseanne, Dan and several of their friends sing the first chorus of this song to a mortified Darlene at her "sweet sixteen" party. A version of the song by an uncredited performer is also played over the closing credits of the episode. In an episode of King of Queens Arthur Spooner, played by Jerry Stiller claims that he inspired Sedaka to this song. In the end of this episode Sedaka appears as himself. The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina used the song in their first trailer. Neil Diamond recorded the song for his 1993 album Up on the Roof: Songs from the Brill Building. References 4^https://www.afmsagaftrafund.org/covered-rec-artist_SR.php?a=MDI4MjEx&b=SEFQUFkgQklSVEhEQVksIFNXRUVUIFNJWFRFRU4%3D&c=U0VEQUtBIE5FSUw%3D&s=Rg%3D%3D 1961 songs Neil Sedaka songs Songs written by Neil Sedaka Songs with lyrics by Howard Greenfield RCA Victor singles Flamingokvintetten songs 1968 singles Platina Records singles Number-one singles in Sweden Songs about teenagers