Hi there as anybody got this track what they could put up for a listen `

Cheers All

It is (as the title suggests) a version of the Doris Day tune (oops). Flip it over for the better side "Daddy Oh Long Legs"

Funny enuf I supplemented my UK Atlantic copy with a nice French picture sleeve copy just last week. But it has 'Pistol Packing Mama' on t' flip. I'll post up later Que Sera sera ' later if no one else does.

Actually, I'll post up the pic as well cos I'd love to know which of the guys is Troy Keyes.

High Keyes

High Keyes

thanks for all the info about the track ` it would be nice to hear both the B sides mentioned aswell cheers again Mark and Simon

Edited April 13, 200718 yr by collo

It is (as the title suggests) a version of the Doris Day tune (oops). Flip it over for the better side "Daddy Oh Long Legs"

thanks for all the info about the track ` it would be nice to hear both the B sides mentioned aswell cheers again marc and simon

No prob collo..it took me a while to find 'Daddy Ooh Long Legs' ...not very keen on it any but I like "Que Sera Sera" cos he sings it nice !

Is it being played somewhere?

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Is it being played somewhere?

Yeah. The Twisted Wheel!

It could well be, The Rock Garden bar in Glasgow is being re opened as a bar/club The Twisted Wheel. This year's Glasgow Mod weekender will be using it for several sessions.

Martin Thomson played Que Sera Sera at Soul In The City, not sure if it was at Vivo's or the Ditch Bar, memory being poor these days.

It was a top Mod club play in 1964. Wish I had it on a 45.

Martin Thomson played Que Sera Sera at Soul In The City, not sure if it was at Vivo's or the Ditch Bar, memory being poor these days.

It was a top Mod club play in 1964. Wish I had it on a 45.

It's a really great record once you overcome any qualms about it being a "cover version" of such a familiar song. (I finally got a good UK copy only 18 months ago in fact) Not too expensive, and a genuine classic of it's type. I love it! - it really gets inside your head!

It's a really great record once you overcome any qualms about it being a "cover version" of such a familiar song.

...and talking of cover versions, don't forget that Geno Washington took it, souped it up somewhat, and made it a mod anthem in '66