Rare footage of St. John's Wood area of North West London from the late 1940s.
The music is by Georges Delerue and was used in the 1964 film 'Pumpkin Eater' & 'La Peau Douce'
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Nina sings the Screamin' Jay Hawkins hit, her way, in London, 1968.
I think you can see one of the Walker Brothers in the audience..
The link is for a preview of a DVD that's coming out soon of Nina concerts from this period.
Brandy...this was the original song that Barry Manilow took and renamed Mandy.
Written by and sung here by Scott English about his dog, Brandy.
It was a Top 20 song in England in
1971.
This was the King's Road in Chelsea, London, in April 1969.
The song is sung by Barry Ryan and is available on the wonderful CD of his two 1969 albums, entitled 'Singing The Songs Of Paul Ryan 1968-69' http://www.amazon.co m/Singing-Songs-Paul -Ryan-1968-69/dp/B00 09K9PBG
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