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IMHO opinion I offer the view that she tackled the song in too high a key.

Can you post the B-side please? I knew about the Jewel Akens version, but it would be nice to hear the first English version.

Like this a lot, superb tune.

Excellent - and you say, right on-point with Shelley Fabares. And every bit as good as Shelley's output.

Bellissimo.

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Pacific Sunset Records( LA). UK singing legend LULU would have sounded good recording this song

Pacific Sunset Records( LA) Written by Chris Andrews of Yesterday Man and To whom it concerns fame.

Pacific Sunset Records( LA). Goodbye cruel world for just a moment and wrap your ears around this beauty.Last heard whilst under the pier in Santa Monica whilst the sun was setting!.

Really nice. Could this be the same Dean Cannon who was in the Deep Six from San Diego?

this is so bad it's almost good

Esta canción es hermosa ya desde un inicio por sus músicos,su intérprete su coro es un conjunto de grandes artistas gracias.

A Righteous sound giving inspiration.Rog.Pacific Sunset( LA).

Pacific Sunset Records( LA).Snuff Garrett and Leon Russell!. Two amazing talents combined !!!.

Hey Anthony, I just bought this acetate blindly and it paid off. Sounds perhaps Gold Star from 1965?? Can you help identify it? ua-cam.com/video/uck-AL6BrG8/v-deo.html

Sorry, this is too muddy. Phil and Jerry R. kept things dense but never muddy (Born to Be Together, one exception). Sounds like poor sound production.

Interesting the 2 sing in a manner that makes it sounds like "they" are the lead singer. I think the fast pace beat of the song is their first choice. They seem to harmonize very well and just bounce along with the song. It would make a zippy easy listening song when you wanted something a bit "pick up the pace" mood. Thanks for sharing and where you got those photos is amazing.

Oh yes! Cool stuff!

The Famous Music Corporation, an ASCAP publisher member, published this song.

I love songs from ASCAP publisher members, such as the Robbins Music Corporation and the Miller Music Corporation.

INSUPERABLE CONNIE FRANCIS

OBSESSED!!!

Just fantastic 🙏

This has a wonderful Burt Bachrach-type mid-‘60s sound.

Bellissimo.

The "flanging" effect makes this song one for the American Songbook - but the lyrics are wonderful as well, and Toni Fisher did a great job.

Love it, sounds fantastic!!!!

Interesting. The vocals sound speeded up, like Robin Ward's hit "Wonderful Summer" the previous year.

Man, do I need this record!!!!

Holly Ridge Strings play Haunting Music.Love It.

I know about him mainly from the Outer Limits episode. Until recently I didn't know he had done any singing. On Street View the "Ranch" appears to extend halfway to I-210 and is certainly a valuable property. There are a few ramshackle structures on it, a dozen or so apparently inoperable vehicles, and piles of construction debris. One of the buildings appears to be occupied. I'd like to think that he is renting the property to a recycler (there are a few in the area) and lives in one of the mansions next door.

All that power in her voice. One day someone will bring out this song back to what is should be. Great find.

wow!! I never heard this or of Little Ray before. Love this version TOTALLY!

I love songs from ASCAP publisher members ,such as the Leeds Music Corporation and the Pickwick Music Corporation..

I love songs from ASCAP publisher members.

I love songs from ASCAP publisher members, such as the Leeds Music Corporation and the Pickwick Music Corporation.

Superb song

I must admit I was never fond of this song, not even when the fabulous Jacques Brel sang it. However, Bill's rendition brings it into focus for me. I'm converted! Beautiful! Thanks.

Outstanding work by all! Just great.

Thank you for posting this. Beautiful masterpiece.

TOP 3 TUNE

My favourite version 💖

I lived at 14 & 1/2 Rae Street (Kingston 2) Rae Town, back in the day. Every Sunday was Raetown oldies session. Klassique Disco would play, put on by Mr. Bunny's bar. I went to St. Michael's Primary at the time. I heard this song every Sunday. That was more than 40 years ago. This song brings back warm childhood memories of the good Ole days. I listen to oldies to this day. As a hard-working man, now with a wife and child... this song takes on even greater significance. Rae town is not this same.

If anyone was wondering how or why it sounds like that in the beginning of the song, it’s called flanging and before digital it was done by making a copy of a tape then playing back both on another identical tape machine

Fust class chap

Sadly this record never charted for Jimmy, the music sounds really started to change by 1965 as I think it was too sophisticated for am radio, granted it was in the Righteous Bros vain...still a great record only to become a major hit for the Carpenters in 1972...hitting #2 on US charts.

Tune should have been a hit but no airplay.

The lady who brought so many listeners to country music.

Needs a little attention this track