I was in the Cherry-Tones singing group from 1960 to 1973. It started as an offshoot of my local youth club, singing old favourites at old peoples’ homes, and carried on with cabaret spots at dinner-dances, including places like the Dorchester, Connaught Rooms, Royal Festival Hall. These are some recordings of the Cherry-Tones. I am writing a history of the Cherry-Tones. If you want a copy, send me an email by using the ‘Contacts’ section.
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How high the moon, Zing! went the strings of my heart, Bye bye blues
Chatanooga Choo Choo. Take the A-train, Kalamazoo, Alabamie Bound
In the country, Do you know the way to San Jose?, Up up and away
Dance to my 10 guitars, Guitar Man, Happy guitar
5’2″ Eyes of blue, Don’t bring Lulu, Yes Sir that’s my baby (another Cherry-Tones medley that lasted through the years)
Cabaret
Goldfinger, You only live twice, Diamonds are forever
The Cherry-Tones used to sing 2 songs that I’d written, this one and ‘I married a cowboy’
Here there and everywhere, Wait, Fool on the hill
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