Just found a Danny Williams 1 sided Emidisc Acetate which has Danny Williams Since you set me free 10.6.66 hand written on the label but cant find any info on the track. I know it was never issued as a 45 in this country but was it ever released on an Lp or in any other country. Does anyone have any info?

"https://h1.ripway.com/beaconsoul/DannyWilliams-Sinceyousetmefree.mp3"

really hope it did not get a release and this comes from a man who liked tim tam, oh and who was danny williams apart from thr sinatra film and the 80,s group who apparently called themselves after a charachter in a sinatra film after being told hey could not call themselves the sinatras

really hope it did not get a release and this comes from a man who liked tim tam, oh and who was danny williams apart from thr sinatra film and the 80,s group who apparently called themselves after a charachter in a sinatra film after being told hey could not call themselves the sinatras

I think I probably disagree a little about hoping it did'nt get a release as its not bad and I've heard a lot worse and to be honest its not really for me ,I just wanted some info.As for what you say after that I have'nt got a clue what you're on about

I think I probably disagree a little about hoping it did'nt get a release as its not bad and I've heard a lot worse and to be honest its not really for me ,I just wanted some info.As for what you say after that I have'nt got a clue what you're on about

SORRY,SORRY ,SORRY now i agree not so bad i have heard worse, danny wiliams, i thought danny wilson hence sinatra etc, too much wine not enough attention, and dancin easy

https://www.hansknot.com/nov2005a.htm

I think this is a letter that some guy sent to radio Caroline

Richard Teversham is looking for a special song and he wrote in: 'hi Hans, back in 1966 a record was played on Swinging Radio England. I've got a recording of the station. I have tried all sorts to get the record by Danny Williams called 'Since you set me free baby'. Does anyone else remember the record. Or can get hold of the record. Even the BBC have not got it or heard of the record yet. Swinging Radio England, used to play it and I must admit SRE was my favourite station back in 1966 on 227 metres medium wave. yours, Richard.'

So anyone can help him sent an mp3 to HKnot@home.nl and I will forward it.

I guess if it was played on "Swinging Radio England" there could at least be radio station promo's of it

hope this helps

Linda

https://www.hansknot.com/nov2005a.htm

I think this is a letter that some guy sent to radio Caroline

Richard Teversham is looking for a special song and he wrote in: 'hi Hans, back in 1966 a record was played on Swinging Radio England. I've got a recording of the station. I have tried all sorts to get the record by Danny Williams called 'Since you set me free baby'. Does anyone else remember the record. Or can get hold of the record. Even the BBC have not got it or heard of the record yet. Swinging Radio England, used to play it and I must admit SRE was my favourite station back in 1966 on 227 metres medium wave. yours, Richard.'

So anyone can help him sent an mp3 to HKnot@home.nl and I will forward it.

I guess if it was played on "Swinging Radio England" there could at least be radio station promo's of it

hope this helps

Linda

Blimey Linda , where did you get that info from. I'll probably get in touch with the chap who enquired about

it and send him a soundfile and label scan.

Hi there,

It was definately released in the UK in 1966 on HMV (His Masters Voice) label.

Release No: POP 1532.

I think its quite a hard 45.

Hope that helps.

Sean Hampsey

Edited April 17, 200619 yr by Sean Hampsey

Hi there,

It was definately released in the UK in 1966 on HMV (His Masters Voice) label.

Release No: POP 1532.

I think its quite a hard 45.

Hope that helps.

Sean Hampsey

If you like this track, then you need to check out 'I've got to find that girl' also relaesed on HMV back in 66, its a B side and in my opinion, a lot better northern sound that has received plays.

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forget her forget her (hmv pop 1372) and go away (hmv pop 1410) are worth checkin out

for the broad minded among you. forget her also came out in the usa on united artists

recorded in america as well

dave