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Adios Amor - Jose Feliciano - 1968

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Uploaded by on May 26, 2009

Australian nr.1 hit by Jose in 1968

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  • I feel that the production of this wonderful Tom Springfield song could have been better. However Jose's voice is brilliant!

  • A classic song given the full treatment by one of the worlds finest singer/guitarists, I love it so much.

  • One of my all time favourite ballads ... still sends a shiver up the old spine ... haunting, and bittersweet melody and lyrics, with great vocal delivery ... a classic ! ... Wayne

  • Had it played each night I tried to say goodbye to someone whose fiance returned home from duty.

    The best farewell ever; 42 years on, it's still there.

  • Entered the Perth Western Australia charts at number 40 October 1 1968. Reached number 6 December 20. His best song. Haunting lyrics and great production

  • this song is just so beautiful, it brings a tear to my eyes, i just wanted to tell someone that i miss her and i have been tring to find her, only problem is i dont know if she is alive or dead,its the not knowing thats killing me

  • This was a hit in NZ back then. I still remember it. One of my 60s favs. Love his voice. Brings back the memories.

  • Haved loved hearing this again - thank you. A shame that outside Australia this song didn't receive the neceassary airplay that made it a hit and so memorable. Such a beautiful song.

  • Written by Norman Newell and Tom Springfield (who also wrote some great songs for The Seekers), there have been a number of versions of this great song, including by Judith Durham. However, the definitive version, for me, is by The Casuals - the group that hit with Jesamine in the 60s. There are foreign versions on You Tube - but check out the English language version - you'll love it.

  • Jose and the Pacemakers?

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