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a great tune by superb writers and performers one of many penned by Cook n Greenaway
wilphwasere 1 week ago
Never thought I would hear this again...lovely!
tajci38 1 month ago
A lovely tune and a great musical arrangement. I bought the single in 1967, and it was always a favourite ending of a party dance - "wow, who's singing that romantic tune?" Unfortunatily I lend it to my sister and it was damaged in a car crash. It a real highlight hearing it again and the three (or four?) major bigdes. It brings back warm romantic moods from first year at high school, 1967.
bendiksen50 4 months ago 2
Excellent single should have been a hit
mdc41062 4 months ago
Thank you for posting this wonderful song. I have another version, but this one is so much better. D & J wrote such terrific songs.
musik2die4 5 months ago 2
I still wish I could find the instrumental version that came out in the early 70's. I remember calling the FM station that played it, and all thye could say was it was from their British music collection, no artist was given The arrangement was phenomenal. Oh well!
senorkaboom 6 months ago
@senorkaboom There is an instrumental version posted on You Tube! It's very nice, but this is better!
musik2die4 6 months ago
@senorkaboom I'd like to hear it too. I just love this song.
annie482000 3 months ago
couldnt agree simply beautiful harmonies i have the single the same as pictured
willywilltoo 6 months ago
I must also thank you for this posting. It is the first time I heard it and really loves it.
slave2live 7 months ago
MrPurser Thanks another million times !
longboarder771 7 months ago
The amazing thing is that Greenaway was probably responsible for modern advertising. His song 'I'd like to give the world a coke' was written specifically for this 'I'm sure you'll agree' complete revolution in advertising :) Amazing songwriters both of them.
Whatsitallabaaat 7 months ago
This was always one of the "slow songs" played towards the end of a teenage party when everyone had decided who was with whom ... I love the picture of the old 45!
lowtackle 8 months ago
So many memories of high school parties and summer nights ...
lowtackle 8 months ago
Been searching for this version for yonks! Thank you so much for posting - you're a legend :)
Jurassic56 10 months ago
At last! Someone has finally put this version of "Soflty..." on YouTube.
Thank you a MILLION times!
979708 10 months ago
Amazing stuff MrPurser, thought i'd never here this version again, well done, Doug.
dougiejohn 10 months ago