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Scrolling through youtube found this today. Thx Pete.

Another fantastic song

This track is "sister" of See You Round Like A Record - Little Nell.

This is a magnificent version of this song. Sounds like a major production effort. Simply outstanding!😊😊😊

WOW, Thanks for the upload, I knew Jerome . He used to talk about this song and The Furys all of the time. He used to come out to the house to rehearse with some of the oldies doo wop groups from back in the day. What a really great guy, soft spoken, and a team player with the groups . He lived in Rosamond CA with his wife until he passed away.

I have another version on columbia records by Ron Moody and the Centaurs.

Gosh this lovely performer knows how to get to a ladies heart ❤️

OH OH I LOVE JUST WOW ❤️VELVET BLU BO'NEE🌈

Sounds like Brenda Lee's Here Comes That Feeling That Comes To Me At Night lol. Very Soulful and Drifteresque. Fffing BRILLIANT IMO x

Frere Manston was a pseudonym for Marty Wilde.

I've done numerous searches for anything of Jerry Jackson. Video, or audio. Or photos. While I can't say for sure by this audio, I don't know if there were any other "Jerry Jackson" performers back then but Jesse Duplantis went by the stage name of Jerry Jackson. I've been trying to find any old footage of his band days. In some of his sermons when he starts talking about his salvation story, he mentions performing in the same circuits as Led Zeppelin, Grand Funk... He says he went on stage after receiving Jesus in a hotel bathroom in 1974, he was to do a show that night and was singing (either with, or just the song by) Sly and the Family Stone, and he was supposed to open with "I wanna take you higher" but he says he went on stage and sang "Everybody in this place is goin to hell".... A bio I found elsewhere online said he played in a band called "Spring Winecooler,", again under the stage name: "Jerry Jackson."

Would have suited Elvis, Gene,

A favorite - haven't heard for many years - Love this!

I like Jesseca James version.

I have some of their music from iTunes. Can't locate this single. Listened as a kid to my dad's LPs growing up in the Seventies.

Our theme song with first love but it was a lady singer Jessie I forgot the full name. Hehe

Hit #98 in Australia & #70 on the US country charts in 1975

Good song

I'm looking for Jessica James version of this song ,,, used to have 45rpm record of her, ,,,please post ,,, very much appreciated,,thank you and more power..

Excellent recording .

A nice production by Snuff Garrett, arranged by Ernie Freeman.

I have almost all of Rex Jr's albums from the 70's and 80's, the one with this song on it, but I don't remember the beautiful piano accompaniment on the album version. That was absolutely beautiful, especially with Rex's voice. Beautiful and heartbreaking song....

I first heard Larry Bright doing "I Saw Her Standing There" on his 1971 recording and thought he was black! This is really good swamp rock - and yes, he still sounded as thought he could have been black - and it doesn't sound like he's "putting it on," either.

Too fast

wonderful memories. great voices saw them many many times and play their music to this day.

This is actually from 1964....

Wonderful song....wonderful composers...wonderful singer!

Sounds very much like Gene Pitney....a departure from his singing style in LOOK FOR A STAR...

WONDERFUL

Joe Gilbert named me, as he was my mothers close brother. RIP my uncle JOE.

brilliant loved him

For me this whole album was criminally ignored. It was very consistent unlike a lot of artists at the time. Great arrangements and sang wonderfully and passionately, as ever by Mr Proby. Classic !

Released on Mark IV 118 September 1965.

I totally agree. Is it coincident or emulated? Whatever the case I love it.

+two46eight I believe their lineup must have changed frequently.

Charismaticart, Some people may "appreciate" PJ Proby, others dislike him or don't care one way or the other. YOU wouldn't know there were negative comments here if YOU hadn't taken precious time to read them. Why didn't YOU just listen to the video and move on? Are you a self-appointed censor of UA-cam comments? What makes you think PJ's fans appreciate you ordering them around like brainless sheep who can't think for themselves? Afraid negative comments will change their opinion about him?

Per Whitburn, "Hold Me" made #1 for Art Hickman in 1920 and there were 3 chart versions in 1933: Hotel Commmodore Orch, Eddy Duchin, Ted Fio Rito. If anyone is interested, I have an article on Larry Bright on the friends of TSO (top shelf oldies) site.

Garry Miles sounds very much like Gene Pitney in this song

Have a listen to "The Cats" rendition.

I am looking for the recording by Joe and Eddie of Scarlet Ribbons. Please, anybody?

Sounds a lot like Ed Bruce

Whatever! Your opinion ab64band counts for nothing! Adios!

P.J. has been stabbed in the back so many times he understandably trusts hardly anyone.He has been helped out financially sometimes,he has also done the same for other people. For the last 20 years he has not touched alcohol & so he's now singing better than ever,looking good & getting plenty of work. Give the guy a break!

Proby has influenced many singers & groups. But in show-biz there are many selfish people & they will never credit P.J. with anything SO he has to do all the crediting himself.LOL! He's a legend & the equal of Elvis musically.....& twice the character!

Oh go on....hold your breath please! LOL!

Maybe you'll "contact" Plant and get back with us on the details of that Led Zep tour. I won't hold my breath. LOL

Just wait & see dumb-butt.....correctly spelt LOL!

Rumours? It was reported? They? LOL I guess you don't know that Robert Plant has his own tours. Nothing to do with Led Zeppelin, DUMBUTT!

Only you frlsfsdickhead misunderstood me! LOL! You had better keep up with Led Zeppelin news & rumours. It was reported in February this year that Robert Plant said that they would be doing 70 dates in the USA in 2013 & then in 2014 a rest of the world tour. Some of this could happen! Get with it! I don't rate them at all so even tho' P.J. helped launch them I'd not bother attending a show even with a free ticket.