PETER DOYLE
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According to Peter's introduction on the live album he wrote this song in Birmingham, Alabama. He wrote it for Lyn Paul. It is a beautiful but simple love song and has long been a favourite for many people. |
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Written by Paul Layton and Marty Kristian following a drive through the Yellowstone National Park in the USA, curiously this track did not receive a US release. |
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Not originally destined
to be more than an advertising jingle, the song became a major
world-wide hit which is included on many varied compilations,
as well as a good number of New Seeker recordings. |
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| PETER DOYLE
Peter's first solo release on the Astor label. Grandma's Tonic provided the backing. |
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The second single released by Grandma's Tonic with Peter singing lead vocals. |
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Probably the shortest track to be included on a New Seekers' record, I'll Be Your Song, was penned by Peter but sung by Marty Kristian on the recording. |
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Apparently confused with I'm A Nut by Leroy Pullins, the song brought to life by Lyn Paul on the Live at the Royal Albert Hall LP is correctly credited on the video and DVD as Ever Since You Told Me That You Loved Me (I'm A Nut), sung in the early 1900s by Eddie Morton and Also by Tiny Tim and included on his album God Bless Tiny Tim. |
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