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If you want to know who recorded what, when and how did it fare on the pop charts then give me a call! UK releases are a speciality!
I have written two catalogue books (published) on 28,000 45rpm records listing "A' & "B" side titles, Artist, Year of Release, chart placing in UK & USA. I was also Auckland's top mobile DJ for 17 years.
Inaugural President Auckland Rock n Roll Club. Inaugural President Sounds Of The Sixties Club
45rpm Records Released In NZ (co-authored with Tony Martin)
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| Peter | 01/26/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks Sean for all our searching for ..... |
| keith | 01/11/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Good response time and very helpful. |
| STEVE | 11/17/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | great help-set me on the right road ..... |
| Rich | 07/12/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | |
| rich | 07/10/11 | 5 | 10 | 10 |
Hi Pat This was a #4 hit by Jimmy Clanton in 1958. Here's the lyrics to it: Just a dream, just a dream All our plans and our all schemes How could I think you'd be mine The lies I'd tell myself
Thank you so much for that Keith, I really appreciate it. What a great record! It is so reminicent of The New Vaudeville Band style (Winchester Cathedral etc.) Thanks again for sharing your find and
Hi Keith Sorry, I've drawn a blank here which I must say irks me more than a little because I have a very good knowledge of British comedy records of that era. The closest I could come was a Bernard Bresslaw
Hi Steve, yeah it's almost impossible to determine what it is you want without actually listening to the track. What you could do is to Google search for a free music FTP (File Transfer Protocol) Then
Hi Shirlene Hmmm, bit of a poser this one! If you type into the Google search bar "lyrics but time will tell, oh baby, how much I love you", you will get a list of likely candidates and then go down to
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