30-11-2018, 00:09
A few years too late to bring this back up but hear goes . As it is I did find the song I was looking for and as it turns out its origins were not what I had been lead to believe . As it goes it was by a group called Helen And The Horns . It is in fact British and not American like you would think it was to listen to it . Nor does it date back to anything like I would have thought . Would have thought late 1940's - early 1950's . However no . Written and recorded in 1983 .
What happened at a place where I was doing a part time job as a kid for two Sunday's in a row it was played on the radio . However never cought who was singing it and despite it being on Radio 1 which in the UK is the main up to date pop music station it did sound really old . Somebody who I was working with if I remember correct told me it was Doris Day which at the time I had no reason to doubt . However it could not be further from the case though had it been written many years before it was it was a song that the likes of her could have sung . It never got into the UK charts or anywhere else in the world . Somebody about two and a half years ago on Youtube put me wise to it .
What happened at a place where I was doing a part time job as a kid for two Sunday's in a row it was played on the radio . However never cought who was singing it and despite it being on Radio 1 which in the UK is the main up to date pop music station it did sound really old . Somebody who I was working with if I remember correct told me it was Doris Day which at the time I had no reason to doubt . However it could not be further from the case though had it been written many years before it was it was a song that the likes of her could have sung . It never got into the UK charts or anywhere else in the world . Somebody about two and a half years ago on Youtube put me wise to it .