Here's the clip to listen to:

 

Edited July 7, 20204 yr by Briank
answered.

Sounds very much like PP Arnold-I'd say it is,in fact (although I'm unaware of a track by her with this title)It sounds like a British recording,too ,which  strengthens the case

Thank you Michael, It does sound like a match.  This is from an acetate without a label.

I just got a reply from an email to PP Arnolds rep Heather Taylor and she said this is not PP Arnold.  Maybe I should ask some follow up questions.

I got another reply stating that PP Arnold did listen to the same clip and has no Idea who the singer is.

Sorry to have got it wrong! Glad to hear Pat(P.P) is OK though. Seeing her live and meeting her after the show in Islington, London last year was such a great experience

I suppose you have checked the song title with music publishing companies eg.BMI ?  I hope you don't reach a dead end. It's very frustrating when you have an acetate with just the song title and a familiar -sounding singer performing it-I have a couple myself

sounds a bit like kiki dee 

On 22/06/2020 at 13:24, Michael V said:

Sorry to have got it wrong! Glad to hear Pat(P.P) is OK though. Seeing her live and meeting her after the show in Islington, London last year was such a great experience

I suppose you have checked the song title with music publishing companies eg.BMI ?  I hope you don't reach a dead end. It's very frustrating when you have an acetate with just the song title and a familiar -sounding singer performing it-I have a couple myself

There is really no label.  Just black vinyl.  The only thing written is Audio Disc where the label would be..  I got the title from listening to the song.

Edited June 25, 20204 yr by Briank
typo

The song's written by Jack Keller and Louie Shelton and it had versions released by Sacha Distel and Petula Clark on Polydor and also The Vernons on Pye in 1973.

Guessing yours is a songwriter's demo to be punted around for potential singers.

Best part of a week since my above reply and no response ... guess you weren't actually that bothered about getting information on your pop record after all ...   

Sorry, was busy with other things and forgot about this.  I already knew of the artists that had released a version, but did not sound like this.  It's a demo alright, but I don't know who it is singing on it.  One of the writers  has passed and the other if  living has to be around 90.  Jackie D. still have  not replied to this acetate, so maybe  not  her.  Even Tennessee Ernie Ford released a  version.