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Marianne Terry Gilkyson
Marianne Terry Gilkyson Video ,West Australia, Monkey Mia, Shark Bay All night, all day, Marianne, Down by the seaside sifting sand. Even little children love Marianne, Down by the seaside sifting sand. Based on a Bahamian folk tune, Marianne became a million seller, and was the group's only top forty pop hit as performers. The song was recorded by a variety of other performers, with the Hilltoppers also taking it to the top ten.
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Ray Brown & the Whispers - Fool fool fool
Fool fool fool released in July 1965, was a cover of Roosevelt Grier's "Fool, Fool, Fool". Lyrically, the song is pretty slight, being a rather melodramatic variant on the "Mockingbird" theme, with a dash of "I Fought The Law" thrown in. A former footballer, Ray was always known for his fit and non-indulging lifetyle, so it came as a great shock to friends and fans when he died suddenly on August 16, 1996 ,at 53 www.milesago.com
Marty Robbins - The story of my life
Marty Robbins - The story of my life 1958 . Paintings by Harrison Fisher 1875-1934 The following is a comment by Chuck (chkjns). "This song is a milestone - it's the FIRST song collaboration by Burt Bacharach & Hal David in 1957! As if that's not enough, the arranger/conductor backing Marty is RAY CONNIFF, one of the best selling recording artists of all time in his own right! Conniff's diary says this was released Sept '57. He was Columbia's leading arranger in the late '50s, creating hits for Guy Mitchell, Tony Bennett, and Johnny Mathis, among others. The collective talent on this one recording is MINDboggling!"
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Betty McQuade - Midnight Bus
BETTY MCQUADE Midnight Bus (John D. Loudermilk) Australia 1961 John D. Loudermilk Quote-- In my hometown of Durham, the Midnight Bus, that's the way the kids used to elope. Now back before everybody had a car and those who either got pregnant or wanted to get married early, they just got on the bus and went down to South Carolina 'cause you could marry at 14 down there. So they'd get on the bus and get married and come back, the next day to tell all their friends, "Look, we're married, ha ha!"
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The Valentines _ My old man's a groovy old man
The Valentines were an Australian rock 'n' roll band active from 1966-1970, this song one of their bubblegum tunes , Vince Lovegrove singing this one , but chiefly noted for one of their lead singers, Bon Scott, who later went on to great success as lead vocalist with AC/DC. My old mans a groovy old man reached No.4 in 1969.
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Johnny Ashcroft - Little boy lost
Video from 1978 film of the same name Little Boy Lost, sung by Johnny Ashcroft was a smash-hit when first released in 1960 at the time young Stephen was lost. In fact it became the third-biggest selling single in Australia's record history, topped by The pub with no beer and Tie me kangaroo down sport. But even that success ran into trouble. At the height of its popularity Australia was shocked by the kidnapping and murder of young Graeme Thorne. To spare the child's family further distress Johnny Ashcroft and EMI records withdrew the song from the air and from general circulation. Country of Origin: Australia ABC radio interview with Johnny Ashcroft about this song. www.abc.net.au
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Crash Craddock - Boom boom baby
Crash Craddock (not Billy back then) ,a sensation in Australia in the early 1960s , Boom Boom baby was a number 1 Australian smash hit in 1960 , at number 1 for 4 weeks . Crash had 3 other top 10 hits in Australia. He had no Idea that he was a big hit in Australia , when he came to tour he was surprised at the hoards of fans there to greet him . He had no big hits in the US at that time , but later had a successful country music career .
Little Pattie - He's My Blond Headed Stompie Wompie Real Gon
Little Pattie - He's My Blonde Headed Stompie Wompie Real Gone Surfer Boy.1964 Aussie hit . By Jay Justin A shy 15-year-old called Patricia Amphlett managed to make an impression on the Australian music scene "Little Pattie's" song, "He's My Blonde Headed Stompie Wompie Real Gone Surfer Boy", was only kept out of the number-one spot on the charts by who else but The Beatles.
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The Vibrants - Something about you baby
The Vibrants from South Australia , Something about you baby , a driving cover of the Four Tops' "Something About You, Baby" (Jan. '67) was a Top 20 local hit in Melbourne, reaching #17. It has since become the track for which they are best known The dinosaur? well maybe it reflects the songs age or mine?
The Throb - Fortune Teller
The Throb made this Stones song ,written by Allen Toussaint and the originaly recorded by Benny Spellman indelibly their own in Australia, and it was all that anybody who craved raw, real low-slung rock'n'roll needed. The record and the live shows in its wake were unqualified successes all round. Released in Feb. 1966 "Fortunte Teller" shot to the top of the charts in most cities, reaching #4 in Sydney and #2 in Australia's pop capital, Melbourne -- a rare achievement in those days
Pussyfoot - The way that you do it
Pussyfoot , The act consisted of former The Mixtures member, songwriter, producer and musician Mick Flinn, and vocalist Donna Jones. Flinn remained behind the scenes, and Jones was marketed as a solo artist. In 1975 they recorded a disco song The Way That You Do It, and first attracted public attention when the song's suggestive lyrics caused it to be banned by the BBC. In Australia, the television show Countdown began playing the video clip, and exploited the British ban on playing the song. Over several months, Jones became a sensation and a sex symbol. The song was released as a single by EMI Records and spent eight weeks at number one on the singles chart from December 1976 [Wikipedia]
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