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Polygon Years, Vol. 1 (Tell Me Truly) Review. To much of the British public, the 27 songs on this CD are part of Petula Clark's forgotten early years, as a teenager during the years 1950-1952, while for Americans, who never heard her records until the end of the 1950s, they're utterly unknown. The music rises out of the mists of the late '40s ...
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Vor 2 Tagen · Petula Clark's Hit Parade: Released: 1966 (UK) Label: Pye; 18 — — — — — — Greatest Hits Volume 1: Released: 1968 (US) Label: Warner Bros. — — — 22 — — 57 20 All Time Greatest: Released: 1976 (UK) Label: K-tel; 18 — — — — — — My Song Album: Released: 1988 (NL) Label: Dino — — — — — 45 ...
17. Apr. 2023 · Die neue Firma benutzte eine Auswahl von Petula Clarks Polygon-Aufnahmen, um ihr erstes Album Petula Clark Sings zu veröffentlichen. Petula Clarks komplette Polygon-Aufnahmen sind auf CD erhältlich unter den Titeln The Polygon Years, Volume One (1950–1952) und The Polygon Years, Volume Two (1952–1955) .
This collection of Petula Clark's Polygon Records singles represents the peak of her early British career as a pop songstress. The material was recorded between 1952 and 1955, and most of it was never previously available on CD -- and some have been out of print since the original 78 releases. This is a delightful collection of popular songs, children's songs, and novelty tunes, on which Clark ...
Vor 6 Tagen · Petula Clark – "My Love", "I Couldn't Live Without Your Love" The Rolling Stones – " As Tears Go By ", " 19th Nervous Breakdown ", " Mother's Little Helper ", " Lady Jane ", " Paint It, Black ", " Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadow?
25. Mai 2023 · We propose a method for demonstrating content uniformity in the context of variables sampling and relate this to the acceptance criteria and probability of passing the USP CU test. We demonstrate that a variable sampling plan with 99.4% coverage between 83.5% and 116.5% of label content is approximatively equivalent to (and even stricter than) the 95% probability of passing the USP test.
