Freddie North - Good Times...

Rick - A good list of songs.  Three of them I especially like.  

Another lost track. This is from 1972 and was the follow-up to Boone's cover of the Wayne Newton tearjerker "Daddy Don't You Walk So Fast". This wasn't a hit, but the follow-up to this, "Beautiful Sunday", was a huge hit in numerous countries.

       

This is my happy song, you dont need to know Italian to enjoy this...Che La Luna Mezzo Mare, think Lou Monte's, Everybody Loves Raymond in Anguillara Sabazia...

Lou Monte, part Italian part English version of Che La Luna..

Rick - "Ain't Got No Home" . . . it's so bad that it's good!  It made me laugh!

Think Summer Time ---

A catchy tune from the UK. I don't think these guys ever had any success in the US but they were pretty well known in the UK. This was a big hit across Europe in 1981.

Michael, Bucks Fizz won the Eurovision Song Contest for our country ( UK ) in 1981 with this song...

Rick, i see Vaya Con Dios My Darling is on your record list...this is a version from Les Paul and Mary Ford...beautifully sung..

Jackie and Michael - The Bucks Fizz, look like a nice clean-cut foursome. All in attractive colorful outfits.  I don't remember the song, but I like it.    "Vaya Con Dios" I remember well. Reminds me of good times in the past.   

Marilyne...
...i think it went down well when the two men whipped off the girls long skirts during their song, revealing a mini skirt underneath, whilst they remained dancing and singing...

Since it's now officially Sunday where I'm at (as of about 13 minutes ago), here's the biggest hit Daniel Boone ever had and the only one to chart in the US. This was actually his second biggest hit in the UK ("Daddy Don't You Walk So Fast" hit #17 a year earlier, while this hit #21).

From 1971, the biggest hit Dutch band The Cats had.

What's wrong with my head that all of a sudden I'm humming the song from Beverly Hillbillies.  Haven't seen that in years! Must be the windmills, Rammel!

Do you mean this?

I prefer this version myself

Quote from: RAMMEL on April 23, 2023, 09:15:56 PMDo you mean this?

Yep, that's the one.  Drove me crazy for one whole day.

RIP Harry Belafonte
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/25/arts/music/harry-belafonte-dead.html

I like this one better -

Jamaica Farewell
"My heart is down, my head is turning around,
I had to leave a little girl in Kingston town"

R I P Harry Belafonte..your songs, your music brings back good memories of my time - calypso dancing years, living in St Lucia West Indies...Angelina, Matilda Matilda, Shake Shake Senora, Coconut Woman..