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3 months ago
Mary Wells - What's Easy For Two Is So Hard For One (Original Stereo)
"What's Easy For Two Is So Hard For One" was written and produced by Smokey Robinson for Mary Wells, and although this was a great toe-tapper, it o...
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Charlie Kunz - Clap Hands! Here Comes Charlie
Followed by Sleepy Time Gal, Ukulele Lady & Guilty
From The World Of Charlie Kunz 1969 (recordings from circa 1934)
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3 months ago
Andy Williams - Almost There
Words and Music by Jack Keller and Gloria Shayne
from the film "I'd Rather Be Rich" starring Andy Williams and Sandra Dee
Almost there, we're alm...
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'Almost There' was on the 'B' side of 'On the Street Where You Live' - the hit to be as far as CBS Records were concerned. But, being a little rebel with a cause at the time of its release, I, along with others later, played it again and again, on the pirate Radio Caroline. I know thats a true st...
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3 months ago
Jonathan King - Everyone's Gone To The Moon
Jonathan King's first hit from 1965 with better quality sound
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Hello Everyone! This Moon song was my chosen hit to pick when i was a dj on Radio Caroline 1964/65 Thanks everyone, Keith Martin x
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3 months ago
Craig Douglas - (Revised Lyrics) A Hundred Pounds of Clay
Craig Douglas sings "A Hundred Pounds Of Clay" with revised lyrics, to allow the BBC to play it over the air. 1961
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Craig Douglas - A Hundred Pounds Of Clay
Craig Douglas singing "A Hundred Pounds Of Clay", from 1961. This is the version the BBC objected to, and wouldn't play on air. About six lines of ...
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6 months ago
Best 3D Handheld Ever! (Nintendo 3DS vs Virtual Boy)
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The Virtual Boy? Maybe Davis should have waited for the 3DS... Coming out March 2011!
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6 months ago
Aretha Franklin - Rock-A-Bye Your Baby With A Dixie Melody (Original Stereo)
Long before she became the well-known "Queen of Soul", Aretha recorded this jazz standard which became her first Top 40 hit, peaking at #37 during ...
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Thanks for putting this.
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During my school days a form friend, Geoffrey Duell, used to play the school piano in the Main Hall in the style of Charlie Kunz It was the same period that Charlie Kunz had two 15minute radio programmes that were broadcast at the very same time on a Sunday afternoon. One was on the BBC Light Pro...