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Blakeney and Morston are villages on the north Norfolk coast. The first is pronounced 'Blake-ney'. Arthur Budgett, the trainer, always believed that Morston was a better horse than Blakeney. Both were good enough to win the Derby and as a four year old Blakeney was second only to the magnificent ...

The conductor hits the score with his baton on the first down swing. It can be both seen and heard. I don't think he meant to do that.

Without Melanie Safka, the Wurzels would not have become legends.

This is all a bit harsh. It's good to hear the Swingle Singers version of Cachapaya. I like it too!

Do you any footage of the return match at Highbury in April 1979?

Greetings from England and please keep posting great music.

The best single of 1971 by a long way.

This is the 'B' side of Maggie May. It must rank as the best 'B' side ever.

I didn't realise until just now that Neil Sedaka wrote this song.

That 'someone' was William Shakespeare.

It was 1958 not 1959

I'm sorry that I can't read Spanish but if anyone who understands English picks this up I would be grateful if you would comment on my opinion that this is the best version of this song ever.

You mean it isn't?

@summerfield1941 - I disagree. Del Shannon's 1964 cover is miles better than the 1960 Jimmy Jones original.

I've had a hard day at the end of a hard week delivering 4500 election leaflets as I attempt to win a seat on Suffolk County Council after four failures starting in 1997. I can think of no better way of relaxing before supper and MOTD than watching this video.

@rus524 There are no men in Sevenoaks.

By far the best of the three Spaghetti Westerns starring Clint Eastwood.

Is the backing instrument a celeste?

@phlipnet - I agree. Barry gets the tempo just right. I actually bought this record in 1960 - which I'd kept it!