My favourite song from 1962 is a “no-brainer” as I just loved the melody and clarinet tones in “Stranger On The Shore”. I guess many others did as well as I believe it reached No.1 in the UK charts!
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EVERYONE could dance to this one…even those of us who didn’t dance well.
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🙂
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I picked this for my Song Lyric Sunday choice yesterday Colin! Great record.
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Wonderful recording isn’t it. 🙂
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Indeed.
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Beautiful! Thankyou for sharing that memory.
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Glad you enjoyed it. It certainly was/is a classic! 🙂
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Love the clarinet and its used so well in this piece, beautiful!
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Quite a bit before your time, and yet it still gets played! 🙂
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Its a classic for sure! Yes, WAY before my time. LOL!
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I’ll be into “your years” before too long! 🙂
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I remember this song very, very well! My eldest sister had the single, it held some unknown (to me) romantic significance, and was endlessly played for quite some time. Fortunately, I loved the haunting sound and did not mind the replays. My youngest brother was already a gifted musician and played many of the woodwind family of instruments as well as the piano. He came to love the song for its own merits and soon learned to play it by ear. A lovely old memory revisited! Thank-you!
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You’re welcome Ellen. It really is a classic isn’t it. 🙂
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I love those smooth, dulcet vibes. “Acker Bilk.” What a strange name.
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He was apparently Bernard Stanley Bilk, so who knows where the “Acker” came from!
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