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Tag Archives: dave clark
Everyone’s Gone to the Moon
Streets full of people, all alone Roads full of houses, never home Church full of singing, out of tune Everyone’s gone to the moon – Jonathan King, 1965 One of my favorite all-time songs of the ’60′s was Jonathan King’s Everyone’s Gone to the Moon. It peaked at #17 in 1965. In fact I liked [...]
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Tagged as: beatlemania, beatles songs, dave clark, dave clark 5, jonathan king producer
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A Fond Goodbye to Mike Smith of the DC5
Mike Smith, the voice and personality of the Dave Clark 5, died of pneumonia yesterday in a London hospital just 12 days before his band was to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of fame. As I’ve said in a previous posting the Dave Clark 5 was one of the most under-rated bands [...]
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Tagged as: british music, dave clark, kim kinrade, music, rock and roll
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