two weeks) the singles chart for the UK, being the second of Cassidy's overall 11 UK chart hits, six of which would reach the Top Ten, including his second #1 UK hit: the double A-side hit "Daydreamer"/"The Puppy Song" (#1 for three weeks in 1973). "How Can I Be Sure" also charted with more moderate impact in Australia (#16), Canada (#22), Germany (#33), and the Netherlands (#13). Track listing Side A: "How Can I Be Sure" (2:52) Side B: "Ricky's Tune" (3:24) Chart history Weekly charts Year-end charts Other versions In late 1967, American singer Lesley Gore recorded a version for her 8th studio album, Magic Colors. Intended to be released that December, the project was instead shelved, and would remain unreleased until 2011. In 1967 French singer Nicoletta sold two million copies of the song, rendered as "Je ne pense qu'à t'aimer", the version which subsequently inspired Dusty Springfield's version. Also in 1967 a distinct French-language rendering, "A Paris la Nuit", was recorded by Quebec singer Michel Pagliaro with his band Les Chanceliers. Daryl Braithwaite released a version in October 1994 as the lead from his album Six Moons: The Best of 1988–1994. It peaked in Australia at #55 on the ARIA charts. Frank Shiner on his 2017 album “Lonely Town, Lonely Street”: Frank performed his version live with Young Rascals original founding member Gene Cornish at three concerts References 1967 singles 1970 singles 1972 singles The Rascals songs Dusty Springfield songs David Cassidy songs RPM Top Singles number-one singles UK Singles Chart number-one singles Irish Singles Chart number-one singles Songs written by Felix Cavaliere Songs written by Eddie Brigati 1967 songs Atlantic Records singles Bell Records singles Philips Records singles Stax Records singles Song recordings produced by Wes Farrell