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7. Juli 2019 · Petula Clark originally released Downtown written by Tony Hatch and Petula Clark released it on the single Downtown in 1964. It was also covered by Alvin, Simon & Theodore with David Seville, Shake Keane, Anne Cochran, Helmut Zacharias and other artists.
7. Sept. 2014 · Written by Tony Hatch this was the follow up to 'Downtown' which went to # 3 in the US and # 17 in the UK in 1965. It was also a hit in many other parts of t...
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Petula Clark, Tony Hatch, Pierre Delanoë: Petula Clark: December 1965: Unverified: Let Me Tell You: Tony Hatch: Petula Clark - Accompaniment directed by Tony Hatch with The Babs Knight Singers: August 1963: Covered by : Life and Soul of the Party: Tony Hatch: Covered by : Little Rosemary: Tony Hatch, Per Gunnar Jensen: Ray Adams - Tony Hatch ...
11. Feb. 2007 · Tony Hatch wrote or co-wrote many of the songs for which Petula is best remembered, so although this is not a greatest hits package, it contains a lot of hits. They include Downtown, I know a place, You'd better come home, A sign of the times, I couldn't live without your love, Don't sleep in the subway and Color my world.
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Singing with engaging innocence and natural charm, Petula Clark revealed her vocal talent early as a child star entertaining the troops on BBC radio broadcasts in the 1940s, becoming known as Brit.. Petula Clark. 18489 fans Top Tracks. 03. Downtown . Petu ...
TONY HATCH (Composer and co-writer) I'm a great admirer of Petula Clark's talents as a songwriter. Her wide range and depth of inspiration comes from many sources, not least the inner soul. I think her head is always full of ideas for songs. Believe me, if there's a piano in an empty room or a concert hall during the crew/orchestra break she'll ...
Petula Clark ~ Downtown (1964) "Downtown" is a song composed by Tony Hatch which, as recorded by Petula Clark in 1964, became an international hit, reaching number one in Billboard Hot 100 and number two in UK Singles Chart. Hatch received the 1981 Ivor Novello award for Best Song Musically and Lyrically. The song has been covered by many ...
