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@treiterschijf Apologies, confirmed writers of Me Japanese Boy were Bacharach & David. We have now obtained the 45. Goldboro probably was original release

Super theme music deserving of its place on You Tube. Nice compilation, thanks Jimmy. Intriguing accounts from redsnapper and MsPeperonata whilst Kif Bowden Smith on Halcyon Days records "his show to have been revamped in 1968. The legendary Cymbal theme was replaced by this charming yet curious...

Think you found it already kristo as featured on You Tube - Orietta Berti - "Solo Tu" as written by Federico Monti Arduini and Peter Callander.

Excellent two part video presentation illustrating tastefully the ambitions of a well respected community station also on Freesat Channel 141 in Other Services, thanks for the sharing of this.

Can't have too many of these uploaded though it's not surely the original mono hit single as shown in the image. Thanks anyway, the additional brass is the giveaway but it's lovely still Marie

Lovely to hear another upload of this gem with original hit single showing. However, as stated elsewhere, this is surely not the mono single, but the stereo version released leater with the additional brass in the intro. It's still fabulous thanks DudleyCudley for your trouble

Just discovered and this was an underrated track, still rarely heard on the radio, especially in its original single form devoid of the opening brass prominent on later releases. Thanks for sharing this great rendition of one haunting tune, fdiminished.

Should have been bigger than 2525. Brilliant lyric and arrangement, played on the radio in Europe only once to our knowledge, by Northsea International around 1971. Haunting melody in a simple song and lovely to find here, many thanks to VinylOldSchool for the sharing of this

Joesophie90, this is a beautiful production of a wonderful event. How nice it would have been to have seen it for real. Very grateful to have this opportunuty to witness the event over 9 minutes, thanks for your fine efforts in making it

So still runs the river round the magic of Morton Corner. Then the tide turns. This is a great video of a 4 star aegir. Thanks for posting this Torrotim and for the trouble you went to in order to please folk who couldn't be there on the day; it's a pleasure to view

Would love to have been also there to see this live. Thanks Nuttyredlisa for providing this wonderful spectacle

Lovely film record and thanks for posting it here. Would love to witness the high tide predicted for 0758 on 29 September 11. We hope you do, Dickenson1. Many thanks for your trouble

Thanks Mooliak for this posting, lovely images from one of our favourite places which can now reveal more detail than the end of Bowling Green Road. Very grateful. A big one is due at 0758 on Thursday 27 Sept. Shall you be there?

Yo Grudge, this is a mesmerising performance of a super tune and it's been playing here for days. It's over so fast we have to keep restarting - about time you put up the 12 inch extended remix! How nice also to receive praise from the Jordan family 2 years ago

And you deserve many compliments too after posting since 9 months. This slowed down version extends the infectuous tune by nearly half a minute; a great arrangement a nd thanks for the sharing

Thanks for sharing this super performance of an outstandingly magical tune; riveting to hear

2 years of sharing but sadly no comments. Top tune - the monkey - and beautifully arranged here. A nice discovery

This,

is lovely

And it's been here already two years with no comments, thanks for the

sharing

Thanks jaicket for the sharing of the full, unedited 2min 29 version of this peculiar concoction with its simple melody but strange lyric and choice of instruments. The sound is overloaded but it's all here and a great memory shaker

This piece of haunting music takes us back to Children's Favourites for BBC Radio. The artistes are a surprise; the mists of time had caused the memory to think it must have been one of Burl Ives classics. Thanks 44 for making this available and there is an identical version of the same animati...

Thanks SarahMichelle, what a lovely surprise; this is a fine discovery and a super arrangement of such a mystical piece of music with interesting heritage. The haunting melody an combination of flutes in harmony is sheer delight

Thanks Aaron, indeed a wonderful find and a lovely presentation; one of only two references found on internet for this oft' forgotten ditty

Rare piece of vinyl which shoul have sold a million. Super tune, super words, magical arrangement and so hard to find. Thanks Dave for the sharing of this gem here

Thanks Madness for the sharing of this overlooked gem, not seen on album or compilation and with almost no airplay at the time. Supposedly sounding too much like The Move, it was heavily plugged for a couple of weeks by Northsea International and then dropped, a good find here

Thanks 45 for this sharing. Unknown Butlins connection and totally forgotten song but had to find it following one play on Big L last week by Mike Read. You imagine it will reach a loud crescendo but it remains a gentle rhyme with a gentle production; odd perhaps that it didn't fare better in U...

Thanks Kiddysoul for your sharing of this lovely sad song in such good quality. Perhaps Northern Soul was not invented whenever we used to hear this song played on Luxembourg Radio in '63? It was aired by 1395 Big L Radio the other night so it's nice to find it here

Thanks for the sending of this sound and video. We wouldn't normally listen to sounds thought to be heavy rock. The comments submitted recently can scarcely be added to. You have set out on an impossible mission and achieved it with no hint of insult to the original classic. Agree with adding...

Thanks MrAll70's for the posting of this intriguing Robbie Dale production that has eluded us these past 40 years. Not available to find, never revived, played only once on Caroline by Mark Stafford around 2004, but regularly heard in the opening days of Northsea International in 1970. Very gr...

Thanks GoldenO for this posting. Surely this is the (much improved) re-recording for Columbia in '64 as opposed to the Decca release 9 years earlier. A great find and great quality, thanks

Thanks fan for the sharing of this tune and images. Great quality and such an emotional song.

Such emotion has been clearly felt by almost all comments that are added here, if you hadn't heard how sad the song is, and how tastefully it's presented, a spin through of the comments below will su...

A repetitive song lasting over 8 minutes might usually be an instant turn-off. There was, however, something so moving about this infectious performance that just can't be turned off. The sentiments expressed, the seemingly casual presentation, the superb sound production, the ever-building em...

Thanks Shoot for this great posting, and images. The tune was made in many versions, this one making the UK chart at 20 in 1959, was always the more intriguing since it appeared to have a bit missing toward the end after the big crescendo (2.20). Then it just fades away just as surprisingly. T...

Thanks Bill, nice posting and a fitting picture of Radio London's Galaxy. This is oft' played still on Big L radio

Thanks 54 for this sharing post; it's good to see the images also. An otherwise unspectacular single release, it was immortalised in Europe by radio station Northsea International in 1971 for its individual show jingles, featuring the double opening bars, the first of which is missing from this...

Thank you stbricesday. Not only is the song a masterpiece but your images fit the tune perfectly. Your efforts greatly appreciated here

Thanks Hawkwind for this posting. Years ahead of its time and their best work for CBS; the soundtrack for London in 1967 complete with thunder sound effects, interestingly absent from the thumping good mellow MrLemonade posting of the same

Thanks Hawkmoon for this gem, a super production for a sadly overlooked song, just like the follow up which was an even greater overlooked classic

Many Madonna songs passed us by here but Mike Read's regular airings of this beautiful lullaby via bigLradio have caused us to search it out here and view for the first time the video. This is a whole Walt Disney film in four and a half minutes; thanks to Madonna for providing this posting. Str...

Thanks Bacmaster, this is a really excellent posting with a great song, lovely images and a superb factual account of the singer; many thanks for your fine efforts

Thanks offshute, what a nice surprise to find here. A former Caroline Sureshot and big hit in Nederland, sadly made only 60 in UK.