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4) It's Not That Easy

In England there was a different group by that name, vocal rock, with hits like Shortnin' Bread. Oh but there's another story.

As far as I'm concerned Forrest's rendition is definitive and hasn't been beat. Thus spake Zarathustra.

1) Spinning Wheel - the Blood Sweat and Tears song, in a much easier to take rendition. 2) Whistle For Happiness 3)One More Ride On the Merry-Go-Round

3) Granada - 1959 hit, very memorable.

Some of his material appears to be available, but not these.

Performance photos copyrighted by the poster.

The definitive rendition for me is Skeeter's.

This piece is considered disco music.

He also tinkered with jazz-pop, and did all kinds of international music. He's ethnically Italian, and still around. Don't know if he ever does live p

3) The River Seine - from his 1962 Reprise album "French Style".

4) The Poor People Of Paris

Mid-60s US group that should have got more airplay. After Road Runner they put out (1) Little Boy Sad, a heavy metal rendition of Johnny Burnette's 19

3) What a Woman In Love Won't Do - a hit for Sandy Posey in 1967.

Mireille Mathieu sings The Bridges Of Paris, a French song in the classic style. With images of bridges over the Seine.

3) Bo Weevil - a 1956 #17 pop hit for Teresa Brewer on the Coral label, flip of A Tear Fell. But here it's her rerecording for the 1962 Philips label

Check stores around New York for their vinyl, like Times Square Records.

Also see her items at the Veoh.com video site.

http://www.veoh.com/videos/v6265988ZQcXwKtW