IS THIS ME?

THE FOUR A's

Four A's today.

Alvin Stardust - A picture of you. The original was by Joe Brown
Adam Faith - When Johnny comes marching home. The original was done a couple of hundred years ago at a guess.
Anthony Newley - Do you mind. Andy Williams did the original
Andy Williams - Butterfly


(For the link go to a previous posting.)

AUSSIE GEMS

Three Aussie gems -
Jade Hurley - Running Bear and Clap your hands plus the Deltones with You are the limit.

(Click the link in the previous posting)

WW II

Not the WWW (World Wide Web) but World War 2. Some songs from that era and a little after for you to listen to and remember.

Vera Lynn - The White Cliffs of Dover and We'll meet again. The forces sweetheart.
Glenn Miller - Auld Lange Syne.
Buddy Clark - Brush those tears from your eyes and Dance Ballerina Dance
Marlene Dietrich - Lilli Marlene

ITS ONLY A PICTURE

Yes it is only a picture but is it the best Beatles picture ever?

SEE AND DOUBLE U = C & W

Some C & W to listen to today

Limeliters - There's a meeting here tonight (although more Folk than Country)
Don Gibson - Blue blue day
Bonnie Guitar - Dark Moon
Eddie Arnold - The prisoners song
Alma Cogan - Cowboy Jimmy Joe
Billie Joe Spiers - Blanket on the ground

The Limeliters are famous for 'Have Some Madeira M'Dear' which I will hunt through my collection to find and post some sunny (probably wet) day.

TODAYS MIXTURE

Today we have a mixture to listen to -

Mark Wynter - Answer me
Paul Anka - Love me warm and tender dear (some great orchestral work)
Danny Kaye - I taut I saw a puddy tat (real odd)
Duane Eddy and the Rebels - Girl on death row. Believe it or not Duane sings this song. Sounds great although a bit morbid.
Buddy Holly - Oh Boy. This is odd as well - he sings solo with no backing.
Anvil Chorus - a bit of the classics. A terrific sound.
Andy Williams - Lonely street.