Great memories indeed and the TREMELOES are still together and going strong. 
The Getaway soundtrack today by Quincy Jones.
So sweetâŠSo perverse soundtrack by Riz Ortolani.
California Dreaming by Mamas and the Papas
On repeat, the lovely thing is so damn short!
A compilation cd i put together of Sw songs. On the whole i love most of the ones i hearâŠ(apart from having a curious hatred of âBunnyâ!).
[quote=âLindberg, post:144, topic:425â]California Dreaming by Mamas and the Papas
On repeat, the lovely thing is so damn short![/quote]
Good Mamas and Papas tunes always a pleasure to hear.
Monday Monday, Dedicated to the one I love, Creeque Alley and the
best song FOR ME is their wonderful version in 1966 of
SPANISH HARLEM
as good as the original version in 1962 by JIMMY JUSTICE.
âoriginalâ or the best version I should say as I detest the Aretha Franklin awful âversionâ
What is your fav at the moment then ?
NICK MC KENZIE GREATEST HITS 1973-1982
DUTCH Romantic Balladeer NICK MCKENZIE is a European superstar most famous in
Germany/Holland/Belgium for a wonderful series of MILLION SELLING Mega Hits many of which were written /co-written for Nick Mckenzie by DUTCH ELVIS aka JACK JERSEY
JUANITA 1973
PLEASE LET ME COME ON BOARD 1974
ANSWER ME 1974
ITS OVER 1974
ANITA 1975
LANA 1975
TELL THE WORLD (Iâm a lonely man) 1975
MARIA DOLORES 1976
Must have been listening to loud music too often/enough, since Iâve never heard of the guy, even though Iâm half-Dutch.
I have some vague memories of a song called Juanita and do know, of course, Lana, but I donât think itâs his verson thatâs haunting me : Ohohooo Lana ⊠padompadompadom ⊠Laahahanaaa âŠ
I know Jack Jersey, though. The man had a few hits, one as Jack de Nijs (Waar blijft Maria), one as Jack Jersey (Rub it in) when I was about fourteen or fifteen years old. They werenât bad. My friend bought the first one because he was in love with a girl called Maria. I fancied her sister, but - believe it or not - donât remember her name !
[quote=âscherpschutter, post:149, topic:425â]Must have been listening to loud music too often/enough, since Iâve never heard of the guy, even though Iâm half-Dutch.
I have some vague memories of a song called Juanita and do know, of course, Lana, but I donât think itâs his verson thatâs haunting me : Ohohooo Lana ⊠padompadompadom ⊠Laahahanaaa âŠ
I know Jack Jersey, though. The man had a few hits, one as Jack de Nijs (Waar blijft Maria), one as Jack Jersey (Rub it in) when I was about fourteen or fifteen years old. They werenât bad. My friend bought the first one because he was in love with a girl called Maria. I fancied her sister, but - believe it or not - donât remember her name ![/quote]
Scherp I assure you that
NICK MCKENZIE and JACK JERSEY RIP
are 2 of the BIGGEST and BEST Europeran Hitmakers with a string of million sellers
Have a look at Google results for both and AMAZON.DE where they will play you a sample of the big hits. Once you hear NICK MCKENZIE and JACK JERSEY you will throw
the loud stuff in the refuse BIN foreverâŠI assure youâŠIts golden tunes its magic 
JACK JERSEY looked and sounded as GOOD /GREAT as ELVIS PRESLEY and JACK JERSEY
was a prolific songwriter of 100s of ballads/melodies/romantic songs/classics.
Elvis Presley (I like and respect him 100%) , he never wrote any songs but had wonderful songwriters like Mark James/Pomus&Schuman/Barry Mann&Cynthia Weill etc.
BONEY M Greatest Hits 1976-1986
German based West Indian melodious quartet created and produced by FRANK FARIAN.
Among many marvellous, catchy, memorable HITS I especially like :
CONSUELA BIAZ 1983
EL LUTE (Freedom Fighter) 1979
HOORAY HOORAY ITS A HOLIDAY 1979
RASPUTIN 1979
Mötley CrĂŒe - Too fast for love
1 Like
JOHANN STRAUSS JUNIOR
BLUE DANUBE
Tales From The Vienna Woods
Johann Strauss Jr is my all time favourite CLASSICAL Music Composer. 
Johnny Mathis.
BOBBY VEE USA Pop Balladeer Million Seller 1960s
MAYBE JUST TODAY 1968
RUBBER BALL 1961
A FOREVER KIND OF LOVE 1962
SHARING YOU 1962
RUN TO HIM 1962
THE NIGHT HAS 1000 EYES 1963
HICKORY DICK AND DOCK 1964
COME BACK WHEN YOU GROW UP 1967
BOBBY VEE the man of the 1960s âŠ
Ti amo from umberto tozzi! I love the song even if it might be cheesy, I also like the cover from Howard Carpendale.
I guess Sartana Django will be happy with this choice, since you seem to be into âSchlagerâ stuff?
I normally only listen to it when the carnival season is around! but occasionally it is nice to hear it
[quote=âvalenciano, post:156, topic:425â]Ti amo from umberto tozzi! I love the song even if it might be cheesy, I also like the cover from Howard Carpendale.
I guess Sartana Django will be happy with this choice, since you seem to be into âSchlagerâ stuff?
I normally only listen to it when the carnival season is around! but occasionally it is nice to hear it[/quote]
SCHLAGER RULES THE WORLD and makes a billion hearts melt with love and joy
I like Howard Carpendale and was just listening to his âwemâ and âwill du freiâ big hits.
âTi amoâ is okish but not one of my favourites from Carpendale.
REX GILDO ULLI MARTIN BATA ILLIC IVICA SERFEZI That is SCHLAGER forever
Correction : Never use the word âcheesyâ the CORRECT word is MELODIOUS/CATCHY.
FARON YOUNG USA Country and Western Balladeer
ITâS FOUR IN THE MORNING 1972 No 4 In UK No 1 USA Country Chart Million seller
Yellow Bandana 1963 No 4 In USA country Chart
This Little Girl Of Mine 1972 No 5 In USA country chart
The Magnificent Seven soundtrack by Elmer Bernstein.
UP THE JUNCTION soundtrack featuring Manfred Mann, and a score by Mike Hugg.