The Vogues - Turn Around, Look at Me

"http://www.youtube.com/embed/p2oK_7fKi30"

The Vogues-You're The One

"http://www.youtube.com/embed/JQosdyt0FsI"

The Vogues - Goodnight My Love

"http://www.youtube.com/embed/eO9uW8YYkDQ"

The Beau-Marks - Billy Billy Went A-Walking

"http://www.youtube.com/embed/KIQStMnOf2U"

The Beau-Marks - Classmate - 1961

"http://www.youtube.com/embed/CB9tnnMIw_M"

The Beau-Marks - Honey Don't You Cry

"http://www.youtube.com/embed/BPlfzgqdLcA"

The Beau-Marks - Rockin' Blues

"http://www.youtube.com/embed/4DcMX4PzSfk"

Robin Luke - Bad Boy (1960)

"http://www.youtube.com/embed/e76y2BR_0N4"

Nice to meet you too Dancealot, I do enjoy reading your'e posts, but I've never heard of a band called Talkalot, then again I am a bit older than 36. You say your'e favourite music is from the sixties? George Jones and Gene Pitney recorded Mockingbird Hill in 1965, though the original was by Les Paul and Mary Ford back in the fifties.

George Jones - Choices

"http://www.youtube.com/embed/ltHSay00gAc"

Yes, good song Ron, but George has recorded a lot of better songs than that.

I am intrigued to listen to stevie's 'Talkalot' and then enjoy his performance.

Looking at your'e choice of music Dancealot, I just don't believe you are only 36. I first heard Stevie Wonder in the sixties with a song called Up Tight, it is absolutley dreadful, only two chords in the whole song, and his singing voice????? Heard a better noise flushing the toilet. But apart from Stevie Wonder, you do seem to have a good taste in music.

Can i ask you expatexperts.. Did Elvis cover this 1 and more?

Carl Perkins

Yes he did, it is on his album GI Blues.

George Jones - Hello Darlin'

http://www.youtube.com/embed/RGtNj-fab4U

Yes, brilliant, the original singer was the late Conway Twitty.

The Orioles - Crying In The Chapel

http://www.youtube.com/embed/9We7Scc5ZkU

Elvis was great at this one, it was a no1 in the UK in 1965

Here's another one.

Elvis Presley - That's all right mama

"http://www.youtube.com/embed/aVq_5QBKBko"

This is his very 1st recording although this copy sounds like it has been digitally re-mastered.

When i was a small boy i had a record with this version and i learned then this was his first big hit.

Nice footage from Madison Square Garden also here.

Nice to meet you too Dancealot, I do enjoy reading your'e posts, but I've never heard of a band called Talkalot, then again I am a bit older than 36. You say your'e favourite music is from the sixties? George Jones and Gene Pitney recorded Mockingbird Hill in 1965, though the original was by Les Paul and Mary Ford back in the fifties.

Thanks: I meant tongue in cheeck Mr. awesome possum . Like to see you posting songs please. If i can be this blunt. Adding small comments on these like you do is appreciated.

I am intrigued to listen to stevie's 'Talkalot' and then enjoy his performance.

Looking at your'e choice of music Dancealot, I just don't believe you are only 36. I first heard Stevie Wonder in the sixties with a song called Up Tight, it is absolutley dreadful, only two chords in the whole song, and his singing voice????? Heard a better noise flushing the toilet. But apart from Stevie Wonder, you do seem to have a good taste in music.

Being a musician yourself you can appreciate that when i was 25 i bumped into some vinyl which eventually became part of my spinal.

Harold Melvin The Blue Notes O'Jays

1974

I ran out of likes boys. .

George Harrison

Brilliant 3 second intro

Steve Harley

10 CC

The Four Seasons

dusty springfield

i only want to be with you

I fear this has been posted before but i like it anyway

Small Faces

Itchycoo Park, 1968

I ran out of likes boys. .

George Harrison

The melody of My Sweet Lord was copied by George Harrison from a girl group called The Chiffons song He's So Fine. He was successfully sued for it.

You meant my Chiffons?! They where not JUST a girl group!

The Chiffons

He's So Fine 1963

Thanks for sharing this fact awesome possum

Betty Everett & Jerry Butler - The Way You Do The Things You Do

"

"

Getting the hang of it now

The Temptations

Dedicate this 1 to my late Grandfather

Andy Williams

Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich

The Legend of Xanadu

Peter Sarstedt

Bobbie Gentry

never fall in love 1969