heard a popcorn type track played out (not at a northern night)by roger whittaker !!, was i drunk ?, what was it, reminded me of 16 tons or similar, expecting silly replies... but it was good, well interesting anyway

Is it this? I'm not a popcorn expert but I think a mate once put this on a CD for me. Don't shoot the messenger by the way! 

It is that. It's credited to ROG Whittaker on the record (Fontana I think, without checking).  I've actually got this on a 45.

Beats the pants off I am Gonna Leave Old Durham Town.

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Wouldn't mind a copy of this.

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Is it this? I'm not a popcorn expert but I think a mate once put this on a CD for me. Don't shoot the messenger by the way! 

thanks for that awesome !, not one for the pure northern fans, but what a tune, also wouldnt mind a copy,

Well anyone can by it off me if they want!

Found a Cilla Black L.p in the charity shop the other day and it had a nice version of 'Everything I Touch Turns To Tears'... 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-QL-nEPXuw

I also have it by 'Brian Poole'

I'm pretty sure the tune got played on the scene but which version?

Found a Cilla Black L.p in the charity shop the other day and it had a nice version of 'Everything I Touch Turns To Tears'... 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-QL-nEPXuw

I also have it by 'Brian Poole'

I'm pretty sure the tune got played on the scene but which version?

 

Barry St John was the only one that got played.  Brian Poole only collected by UK label nuts.  There's something else on that Cilla LP isn't there, Yo Yo or something like that.  There's another male version of it on US Amy or Mala.  Barry St John's is the only version (for me anyway.)

That's the one, Barry St.John'!!! Cheers Pete.

The picture on the youtube video is not the LP I found, this is the lp I got, original 1966 Parlophone...

Cilla is backed by 'The Marrionettes' and the L.P contains versions of: 

 

'There's No Place To Hide'

'123'

'Baby I'm Yours'

'The Real Thing' (very uptempo Motown soundalike)

'Everything I Touch...'

'In A Woman's Eyes'

'The Real Thing' (very uptempo Motown soundalike)...

 

As in a cover of the Tina Britt song

Yes, Ashford & Simpson penned.

That's the one, Barry St.John'!!! Cheers Pete.

The picture on the youtube video is not the LP I found, this is the lp I got, original 1966 Parlophone...

Cilla-Black-Cilla-Sings-A-Rai-294371.jpg

Cilla is backed by 'The Marrionettes' and the L.P contains versions of: 

 

'There's No Place To Hide'

'123'

'Baby I'm Yours'

'The Real Thing' (very uptempo Motown soundalike)

'Everything I Touch...'

'In A Woman's Eyes'

 

Thats the LP I was thinking of, there's two from that periood with stacks of soul covers on, shame her voice isn't better/stronger.  I still like the B side of You're My World, "Suffer Now I Must".  Best get away from talking about Cilla Black before someone crashes the thread to tell us off.

Yeah, the backing is great and so are the Marrionettes but Cilla's voice needs a bit more power.

Well, as we are talking about naff 'pop' UK being incorporated into the UK Popcorn/Soul scene, how about this tune...

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/380457831777?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649#ht_1064wt_1371

 

I got one last night for £2.45 post free and there's another on ebay at the moment for pennies so I'm not sure where the £50 price tag came from! Apparently played at Mod nights.

Each to his own but,

 

Thank F***      i'm not into popcorn