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Thanks again Mike

Precious memories

I love it!

I recall hearing The Tremeloes at the Butlins holiday camp near Ayr,Scotland.At that time they were just another group of "Crickets wannabes"...lead singer Brian Poole had the Holly glasses! But they were good...and I really enjoyed seeing them mature and cultivate there own style.

Great Song...somewhere in my archives I have a tape of The Crickets singing this song...Live on BBC Saturday Club(circa 1962)

I love this song....Somewhere in my tape collection i have The Crickets singing this song...Live on BBC Satuday Club..circa 1962(other songs from that show are Don't Ever Change,Little Hollywood Girl and Peggy Sue)

I recall hearing this record on BBC's "Jukebox Jury"...it got a very low rating....so I went out and bought it!!!

Aberdeen is a great place,laden with history and spectacular granite buildings.Also known as the Silver City by the sea.

Looks Like H.R.H.Prince Philip was flirting with the lovely Pippa.....

Kates' Dad looks like Burgess Meredith....

I recently bought a bio.titled "Rough Mix" by jimmy Bowen and it makes great reading,a real insight to the music industry from the 50's thru 90's....trivia note...did you know that he was once married to the lovely Keely Smith ...of Louis Prima fame!!

I've been a fan of Buddy Knox for more years than I care to mention,but must admit this is the first time I've heard him singing"white Sports Coat"...he does a fair job...it must be an alternate album track,probably from his Norm Petty Roulette years

Thanks for posting ...it reminds me why I quit drinking 15yrs ago!

Sonny is surely an unsung American Icon....a master at his art;

...you should hear his instrumental album "Beatles Music Flamenco Style" it's a rare classic.

With quality recordings like this Nancy has truly earned the honor of being called a Crickette....

After 48 yrs of wedded bliss....I've fallen for Nancy...hope I'm not too late!

This was always a juke box favourite back in the Spring of '57...great guitar sound!

Nice track,but I still prefer the Buddy Knox version.

Thanks for posting this very historic track....according to a recent interview with Jerry Allison(Buddy Hollys' drummer),back in 1956,these two teenage musicians were so impressed with the drumming on"Dawn",that they used that unique style when they recorded the multi-million seller"Peggy Sue"

I prefer the undubbed version by Buddy.

I love it

Very good....I bought "Think it Over" on a Coral 78rpm(Scotland),and still love hearing it.

Back in 1960,whilst living in Scotland,I bought the "In Style with The Crickets"...this Sonny Curtis composition was on this album,sung by Earl Sinks...sounds as good today as it did back then!!

Hearing this track has made my day...thanks for sharing this gem!!

I heard that Jack had originallytitled this song as"Greaseball"...but his manager suggested it should be changed!

Canadian born Jack Scott deserves recognition ...let's all nominate him for The Canadian Walk of Fame.

Windsor,Ontario born Jack Scott should be nominated for The Canadian Walk of Fame....he's a living legend.

Every time I hear this great recording it reminds me that I bought it after I'd borrowed 10/- from an ex-girlfriends mother...never did repay that loan...and 50 yrs later,that still bothers me!

Trivia time...Glen D. was the piano player in that classic sit-com "Mary Hartman,Mary Hartman"