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Remembers classic songs from the late 1950s and 1960s
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Early this week as I am on holiday as from tomorrow.

So a nice easy one, one of the best tracks this 60's act recorded though was released in 80's.

Had a number of hits in early to mid 60's on both sides of Atlantic
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My guess is in.
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Very nicely done, but... have absolutely no idea who it is,
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[quote="royclough"]Early this week as I am on holiday as from tomorrow.

So a nice easy one, one of the best tracks this 60's act recorded though was released in 80's.

Not sure I would agree that this one is easy, but I have submitted my answer. Have a great Birthday tomorrow and a good holiday. How long are you away for?

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Nice sound but I never followed this act in their heyday ...so I had to research (cheat). Mine is in.
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Mines in - a real treat to hear this!
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My guess is in, Roy.
Life, as with music, often requires one to let go of the melody and listen to the rhythm

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Well done to al those who identified Billy J Kramer, some stated Billy J Kramer and The Dakotas but this was Billy alone but we're not pedantic about that.

Some compilation CD's do wrongly credit this track.

Billy J Kramer and The Dakotas last single together was in 1996 called We're Doing Fine ironically.

A solo compilation of Billy's stuff long overdue he recorded a lot of solo singles on various labels, which could be the stumbling block, from 66 to 83.
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As Peter correctly points out below should have said 1966
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Was an easy one for me cause it was already discussed here. The only thing i cannot understand: i remember well that this song was posted in a separate thread (named like, "You can't live on memories - who says" or something like that), more than 2 years ago, but for some reason i cannot find that thread now. :roll:
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