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  • Awesome freaking song !!! I play in a 60's band & I'm so proud to pay tribute to Mr.Shannon every time we do Runaway & I go to pieces. I'm hoping I can get the guys to add "Little town flirt" to our sets.....It's my favorite of his.

  • Only Del Shannon can sing this

  • Some how the 50s was inserted for the 60s in my llast coment on del i hope this clears it up

  • Del shannonn was a pioneer spirit fron the very early 50s thru his untimely death his magic is missed still!!!

  • Del may have been at the top of his game, in fact I suspect this was a live concert, but somebody edited in the studio track afterwards in the editing room.Note how you don't hear any feedback, audience or reverb from the room. Again, I am sure this is the studio version. But this is not what was played that night on stage. Del didn't need to lip-synch this. It's likely the recording equipment just sucked so someone altered the recording, switching the audio channel.

  • I take issue with the "poor ol' Del wasn't singing that well" crack. There is on YouTube an interview he did on Aussie tv (in 1989) during which he grabs a guitar, starts singing "Little Town Flirt" and performs various vocal gymnastics. Del was still at the top of his game. I don't know if he failed at any specific live performances but I don't think he needed to lip-synch unless he was on TV without backup.

  • its has that taste only DEL SHANNON can to do

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  • is this guy still doing concerts having heard from him -- great fan here of Dale shannon

  • @flyingsawcer Shannon killed himself in 1990, not long after this recording was made. He was working w/ Lynne & Petty & supposedly was their choice to replace Roy Orbison in The Travelin' Wilburys. I'd never even heard this song 'til about a year ago.

  • @CocteauDalighari Funny how I was thinking to myself that he had Orbison's range.  He also had a rock-n-roll buzz to his voice. Too bad he stopped when he did.

  • I can assure jefmoppi is right as well

  • Del is so good here, it´s only a couple of month´s before his untimely death some twenty years ago last feb 8th this year 2010, sadly missed,caro

  • I think Jeffmopi is right. The sound is Lynne's, not this night's band. Also, poor old Del wasn;t singing that well live at this time.

  • Great Combo, Sounds like ELO but a great singer

  • That's because what you hear is the studio recording of the song. I'm 100% sure.

  • Superb. Unlike some live tracks, this is just like the record. What a shame Del's no longer with us. A brilliant song from a true legend.

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