Battle of the Versions

Remembers classic songs from the late 1950s and 1960s
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1. Version 4
2. Version 1
3. Version 3
4. Version 2
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Thanks Andrew
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Roy, I can't reach your sounds, sorry to say. Too old equipment, probably. But wish I could. The idea of a weekly rely thing is excellent. 4 points for fastest and best guess, then 3, 2, 1. Accumulate for each stage!
Searchers amongst my teenage favourite music. Still fond of them, but earnestly a little puzzled they are considered THIS big! But I'm very excited about this forum, and will love to read it regularly, and also contribute!
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Einar we'll try and sort that out I'll contact you privately
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3, 4, 2, 1
But then again, I'm biased (3 is the shadows version)
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A close run thing based on those who voted, thanks.
Version 1 was Chantays, version 2 Ventures, Version 3 Shadows and Version 4 Santo & Johnny

According to voting and based on 4 points for a number 1 three points number 2 etc result was as voted by you.


1. Santo and Johnny 30 points
2 Shadows 29 "
3 Ventures 17 "
4 Chantays 14 "


I suppose original the best based on this.
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One of the Chantay's used to or does work at Rickenbacker.
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