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it has to be said, the orchids are the best girl group ever.
i have 3 of their 7" singles but never managed to find oo-chang-a-lang (alhtough it's available on cd) and i know there's a few other songs they recorded that so far have not seen the light of day. surely some record company needs to remaster and reissue all of them?
sad to hear that twinkle died this week. mostly remembered for her death song 'terry' but if you listen to her golden lights album you'll know there was much more to her. - a english version of france galls 'poupee de cire, poupee de son', a few good covers and more of her own compositions. personally i think 'golden lights' is a doll classic. thanks for the music twinkle x
and another unknown. i found this on the excellent dream babes:folk, rock and faithfull album which, in my opinion, is the best doll compilation of uk 60s girl singers - i wish they'd do a volume 2
such a cute song, despite the dodgy lyrics "i'm such a young girl, so don't make me." although it's known that babbitys real name was barbara chalk there doesn't seem to a picture of her.
if you are not already following margo on facebook - you need to. she is great - posting wonderful photos (like the one above), sharing stories and talking to her fans. and what song to post? too many great ones to choose from, so i'll go with this fave of mine. i don't think she's ever put a foot wrong - all her songs are marvy- you don't have them all? - well, there's only 2 albums for you to buy-
so put it on your wish list and ask santa this year!
this is what i woke up singing this morning. really, you should all know this - it's such a classic. if you don't - why not?!!!! now's the time to catch up on this wonderful novelty song that will stick in your head for a lifetime.
these wonderful pictures of marianne from salut les copains were scanned by (diet) coke and sympathy - an excellent blog dedicated to 60s doll royalty marianne and anita pallenberg.