That's the second time you've posted that no-talent crap. Don't spam this thread.
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jespah
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Mon 12 May, 2014 05:59 am
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panzade
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Mon 12 May, 2014 08:08 am
Set, I love the passion you're sharing for female singers.
I have a list of of the ones I love and another of the ones I don't care for.
It's all subjective of course.
Alma Cogan was the most popular, most successful female pop singer in the UK in the 1950s and early 1960s. She died of cancer in 1966 at age 34. This was her "big hit" at Number 4 on the UK charts in 1954, "Bell Bottom Blues," a cover of a Teresa Brewer song.
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jespah
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Mon 12 May, 2014 10:03 am
Never heard of this gal except for A2K (I think it was George who posted a topic about her, and this might even be a decade ago by now) -
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Setanta
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Mon 12 May, 2014 10:07 am
Speaking of Teresa Brewer, she had a long, successful careet, and debuted with a number one hit, "Music, Music, "Music" in 1950. Here she does a "cowboy music" standard ("country and western" had not been invented then) written in 1932, and probably best known in the Jim Reeves/Patsy Cline duet. She recorded this in 1960.
