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Very Nice!

Thank You!

Thank you for this great Chantels video!

They didn't come any finer for sure!

You both got it right!.....It's both beautiful and fabulous!

The Chantels were so great and so were Richard Barrett and George Goldner for bringing out their great talent.

Gotta say this is one of the greatest songs I've ever heard in my lifetime.

Richard Barrett was a genius in my opinion.

Thanks so much for this outstanding video!

I must assume this is the L.P. version.

The 45 version was the "Connecticut Bandstand Theme to the best of my knowledge.

Thanks again!

One of my favorites,too.

Thank you!

Another nice Cathy Carroll song.

But where is the "Connecticut Bandstand Theme" that used to play at the opening and closing of the show" Wasn't it "Ernie's Journey" by the Scooby Doo All Stars?

Very nice!

Was "Ernie's Journey" the flip side of this?

Of course,"Ernie's Journey" was the Connecticut Bandstand Theme back those many years ago.

Thank You !......I just have to keep coming back because they were so great!

@CivilDefenseSpot Why...............because the song was about that subject and the record companies are in business to make money and there would probably have been an interest in it at the time of the fall of the Berlin wall.Do you get it?

GREAT!

WAS WAITING FOR THIS SIDE.THANKS MUCH!

IT'S GREAT...............I also like the flip,too!

Oh,they made such great songs like this back then!

Another nice one from Toni.

There were 2 different versions of this song on her Harkit C.D.

@SirBasildeBrush We must have quite similar tastes in music because it's also my most favorite by her!

Although I also love "It's Love" as well.

According to someone who knew them,they only recorded the 4 songs and absolutely nothing else....what a shame!

Another great version fer shure! Love the Fendermen.

Now where's their great version of "Honky Tonk"1

Thanks

I like a few versions and the Chantays version is one of the best!Thank You!

Still love her voice after all these years!

It's my most favorite answer song ever.Also,the other side of this("Dear Teddy") could melt the coldest heart.

Always liked her songs.Thank you so much for all the info about her.....sure wish the unissued songs could be out while I'm still kicking!

What a talent for one so young!I believe she was only 11 years old when she signed with Capitol.

"Robin" is still doing fine after all these years! (and I know that she appreciates the fans who remember her records)

What a voice!She sure had a few great classic songs!.I can't think of any other female artist with a better voice than hers.

I am proud to own a copy of her original Dot L.P.I wish she had made tons more in the same style because I would own every one of them fer shure!

@61n9ner

I think Sonny Knight had the original?

I think it was also done by The Fleetwoods and maybe Gale Storm?

I like Rosie's best.Don't care for Sonny Knight's or the Fleetwoods versions.

Thank You!

My favorite Pentagons song of all.

I believe this side got more play around the Springfield,MA. area than the other side did!

And of course,the Velaires had the best version of "Roll Over Beethoven" in the world!

Hey Northern Lights,

No wonder it took me 45 years to find this!

They played it on WHYN,Springfield,MA. BUT I COULDN'T BUY IT!

Thanks to your CD release I now have it.

Greetings from Monson,MA.

Great one!

It certainly got play all the way from Boston to Springfield,MA. and Westward.

Can you believe that my copy on the pink Cupid had the labels reversed.

Anyway,thanks so much for this great two-sider,Nicky!

The above photo was taken from a teen magazine that showed her performing at "Jilly's Teenage Night Club" In Somerville,N.J.

Wonder whatever became of "Jilly's"!

It's the first photo that I ever saw of Janie....too bad it didn't come out too great in the magazine.

Isn't this great,Michael!And you STILL have the autographed photo after all these years!Yep,and SHE'S still a doll,too!I'm sure you were both very fortunate to have worked together....and to still be in touch after all these years.

@reichardtaj I certainly agree with your assessment on Michael Z. Gordon!

And also a great big THANK YOU for posting all this great music!

Is this song by the Determinations or by the Hill Sisters?

If it's the Hill Sisters who recorded for Anna Records,this sure sound worlds apart from their "Advertising For Love"!