Are you willing to admit your age

[depoix 11]

do you remember these

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4l-NrckIJk by max bygraves

 

then there was danny kaye,the kings new clothes

 

i saw a mouse,where ?right there, who sang that?

 

tulips from amsterdam was another oldie

 

there was one about a troll who lived under a bridge but i cant recall who sang it.

any others spring to mind ?

[Tradescanthia 10]

I remember 'em all and more besides. I'm 60 and have enjoyed a lot of music through the years. Petula Clarke, Val Doonican, Perry Como, the Stones, the Beatles, the Who et al. One of my favourites is One Fine Day from Madame Butterfly, it reduces me to tears. Puccini is timeless.

 

Burl Ives with his 'There was an old lady who swallowed a fly, I dont know why she swallowed a fly. Perhaps she'll die'.

Edited April 8, 2009 by Tradescanthia

[hazel 11]

Do not forsake me oh my darling -------Frankie Lane

 

Oh what a night --- Johnny Ray

 

Answer me, oh my love.---- Not sure

 

Unchained Melody ---Jimmy Young.

 

She wears red feathers and a hula hula skirt-------I think Guy Mitchel

 

Stranger on the shore----Acker Bilk

 

I haven't said thanks for that lovely weekend----Ted Heath wrote it for his wife.

 

 

hazel

[tasha_78 10]

do you remember these

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4l-NrckIJk by max bygraves

 

then there was danny kaye,the kings new clothes

 

i saw a mouse,where ?right there, who sang that?

 

tulips from amsterdam was another oldie

 

there was one about a troll who lived under a bridge but i cant recall who sang it.

any others spring to mind ?

 

 

"I`m a troll, foldyroll, I`m a troll foldyroll, I`m a troll foldyroll,and I`ll eat you for my supper" is how the troll song went, sung by I dont know, perhaps it was Danny Kaye, not sure

[tasha_78 10]

Windmill in old Amsterdam was by Ronnie Hilton and Tulips from Amsterdam was by Max Bygraves

[Asaw 10]

Yeh 59 yrs

 

Long after tonight is all over - Jimmy Radcliffe

 

Time will pass you by-Tobi Legend

 

At the top of the stairs - Elgins

 

You got me where you want me - Larry Santos

 

New York in the Dark- Ad -Libs

 

compared to what - Mr Floods Party

 

Out on the Floor - Dobie Gray

 

You're ready now - Frankie Valli

 

What a difference a year makes to the quality of the music far better.

[summer1955 10]

Do not forsake me oh my darling -------Frankie Lane

 

Oh what a night --- Johnny Ray

 

Answer me, oh my love.---- Not sure

 

Unchained Melody ---Jimmy Young.

 

She wears red feathers and a hula hula skirt-------I think Guy Mitchel

 

Stranger on the shore----Acker Bilk

 

I haven't said thanks for that lovely weekend----Ted Heath wrote it for his wife.

 

 

hazel

 

answer me oh my love was sung by frankie lain but the original song was called answer me oh my lord but had to change it to love as it was not classed as appropiate for the time

[depoix 11]

"I`m a troll, foldyroll, I`m a troll foldyroll, I`m a troll foldyroll,and I`ll eat you for my supper" is how the troll song went, sung by I dont know, perhaps it was Danny Kaye, not sure

the very one can you remember tommy steeles little white bull ?

 

who was the lady in the late 50's or early 60's with the zither, she sang about fishin off a wooden peir i think

Edited April 8, 2009 by depoix

[Bayern Blade 10]

I'm 47 but I got asked out by a 25 year old German hottie last night, seeing her tomorrow If you've got it baby flaunt it !!

[The Miller 10]

the very one can you remember tommy steeles little white bull ?

 

I was thinking about posting Little White Bull as I was reading the thread. It was the first 45 I bought, cost me 4/6 (22 and a half p)

[Joanl 12]

the very one can you remember tommy steeles little white bull ?

 

who was the lady in the late 50's or early 60's with the zither, she sang about fishin off a wooden peir i think

 

Shirley Abacair was the lady with the zither

http://www.whirligig-tv.co.uk/tv/children/sabicair/sabicair.htm

[The Miller 10]

 

who was the lady in the late 50's or early 60's with the zither, she sang about fishin off a wooden peir i think

 

Shirley Abicair, was the woman with the Zither, she sang "I know where I'm going and I know who's going with me"