From 1952, a song by Robert Mellin spurred 4 different careers and a brief revival. It was called "I'M YOURS" and the most popular version was by Eddie Fisher. It charted for 19 weeks and peaked at #3. It was a Million Seller for Eddie, just one of many. It followed 5 previous Top Ten Hits by Eddie, two of which were million sellers and led to his first #1 hit single, "Wish You Were Here".  The other  hits were: "THINKING OF YOU", "ANY  TIME", TELL ME WHY" and 'FORGIVE ME". Eddie was one of the most popular singers of the  1950's and had his own weekly television show.

Another popular version was by Don Cornell. This version charted for 17 weeks and also peaked at #3. It was an official Million Seller for Don, his third record and his second Top Ten Hit, the previous winner being "I'LL WALK ALONE". He is  also credited for the song with the shortest title in history...it was called simply "I". Don was one of the top headliners appearing on the night club 
circuit in the 1950's when there were various such venues across the U.S. Don sings his version of the song (click here)

THE FOUR ACES also had a hit version of the song. While it was not one of the biggest versions of the song, it was very popular on the nation's coin operated jukeboxes. More so, it was very instrumental in furthering the career of what became the most popular male vocal group during the 1950's before the British Invasion. Before this record, The Aces had Top  Hits with: "SIN", "TELL ME WHY", "A GARDENIN THE  RAIN" (all million sellers) and PERFIDIA".  The Four Aces charted 45 top hits between 1951 and 1959. Featured Singer, Al Alberts, left the group in 1958. The New Four Aces are still performing in various venues today, without Al as their lead singer.
 

              MISS TONI ARDEN

Toni's version of the song reached #24 and charted for only 2 weeks, but it was the only version by a female  singer. Her previous charted records included: "I  CAN DREAM, CAN'T I", and "TOO YOUNG". The flip  side of this record by Toni, called "KISS OF FIRE", actually hit #14 and charted for 8 weeks. A previous big band singer in the 1940's, the biggest hit of her career was called "PADRE", and it charted for 14 weeks in 1958, where it peaked at  #13.
TONI'S  SINGS "I'M YOURS" BELOW

         AND THERE WAS A BRIEF REVIVAL

In 1965, a then popular Irish Male Vocal group, THE BACHELORS, released an album called "NO ARMS CAN EVER HOLD YOU" on which one  could hear their version of the 1950's song, an upbeat one at that. During the 1960s, they had many successful songs on music  charts in Europe, Australia, South Africa, South America, parts of the USSR, and the US. Their last big hit (in the Uk ) was a cover of  Paul Simon's song, "The Sounds of Silence" which reached No. 3 in April 1966.

THE BACHELORS SING THEIR 1965 VERSION OF "I'M YOURS"