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Posted: 07 May 2010, 08:51Iain_P wrote:In those days singles sales were massive. To get a gold disc you had to sell a million and plenty of records did. (I think you get a gold for a tenth of that now?)
Posted: 09 May 2010, 11:15Posted: 15 May 2010, 14:07StuartD wrote:HI
I don't think the Shadows or Hank had a single off an Album until MWF with Faithfull. Cliff was the same, apart from Film and Pantomime Albums. I think It'll Be Me from 32 minutes and 17 seconds was the first and there weren't too many after that until the very late 60's period. Please Don't Tease and Nine Times Out of Ten weren't on Me and My Shadows and Gee Whizz I'ts You was a South African single.
Interesting thread.
Regards
Stuart
Posted: 15 May 2010, 15:52StuartD wrote:I don't think the Shadows or Hank had a single off an Album until MWF with Faithfull. Cliff was the same, apart from Film and Pantomime Albums. I think It'll Be Me from 32 minutes and 17 seconds was the first and there weren't too many after...
Posted: 15 May 2010, 18:11Bill Bowley wrote:StuartD wrote:HI
I don't think the Shadows or Hank had a single off an Album until MWF with Faithfull. Cliff was the same, apart from Film and Pantomime Albums. I think It'll Be Me from 32 minutes and 17 seconds was the first and there weren't too many after that until the very late 60's period. Please Don't Tease and Nine Times Out of Ten weren't on Me and My Shadows and Gee Whizz I'ts You was a South African single.
Interesting thread.
Regards
Stuart
Sacha?
Posted: 15 May 2010, 18:42StuartD wrote:I don't think the Shadows or Hank had a single off an Album until MWF with Faithfull. Cliff was the same, apart from Film and Pantomime Albums. I think It'll Be Me from 32 minutes and 17 seconds was the first and there weren't too many after that until the very late 60's period. Please Don't Tease and Nine Times Out of Ten weren't on Me and My Shadows and Gee Whizz I'ts You was a South African single.
Posted: 16 May 2010, 00:40 Posted: 16 May 2010, 09:52Bill Bowley wrote:Stu,
I guess 'Sacha' would be easily forgotten as single, given (if my memory is correct) it was a top ten hit in Australia but seemed to be 'left out' on the UK hit parade..........great number though, IMHO!
Regards