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1 5. Apr. 1964. ONLY YOU. MARK WYNTER. Peak: 38, Weeks: 4. Leave a comment. Join the conversation by joining the Official Charts community and dropping comment.
Mark Wynter - TV & Film. Mark's TV debut was in September 1960 in VAL PARNELL'S STARTIME and in a tour of Australia in 1961 he had his own hour long TV spectacular, EXCLUSIVELY YOURS. Filmed in Melbourne. Among Mark's guests on the GTV show were the Allen Brothers – one of whom later became a highly successful singer-songwriter, Peter Allen ...
The Mark Wynter story began when Terry Lewis was born in Woking in Surrey to Edna Riley and Thomas Lewis on January 29th 1943... Edna had been evacuated there during the Second World War but within a few months of Terry's birth was able to move them back to her birthplace, Elephant and Castle in South London. Thomas was a trainee motor mechanic ...
Mark Wynter began his professional career as a recording artist achieving nine top twenty UK single chart hits, including ' Venus in Blue Jeans ' and ' Go Away Little Girl ', both of which were awarded silver discs for sales of over a quarter of a million records sold. A HUGE Thank You to everyone involved in the Solid Gold tour, not forgetting ...
Kickin Up the Leaves: Complete Recordings 1960-1962 by Mark Wynter. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
Mark Wynter was one of the moderately successful British pop/rock crooners to come up in the wake of Cliff Richard and Billy Fury. Born Terry Lewis in Woking, he was one of a family of six, and distinguished himself as a boy soprano at his church. By the time he was in his mid-teens, rock & roll was beginning to make itself felt in England, and ...
Mark Wynter was one of the moderately successful British pop/rock crooners to come up in the wake of Cliff Richard and Billy Fury. Born Terry Lewis in Woking, he was one of a family of six, and distinguished himself as a boy soprano at his church. By the time he was in his mid-teens, rock & roll was beginning to make itself felt in England, and ...
