PETER DOYLE
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Unlike other editions of the single, the German language version of the New Seekers Eurovision hit Beg Steal, or Borrow was not released with a second Song for Europe on the reverse. Instead it was issued with one of Peter Doyle's own compositionson the B side. It spent 17 weeks on the German charts peaking at no 5. |
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One By One came a resounding second in the UK vote for the Song For Europe, although it lagged a long way behind Beg, Steal or Borrow it scored nearly twice as many points as it's nearest rival making it a worthy choice for the B side of the 1972 Eurovision release.
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One of the six 1972 British Songs For Europe |
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Pinball Wizard was a hit single from The Who's hit concept album, Tommy. The New Seekers combined it with another track from the same album to create their only medley hit, Pinball Wizard/See Me Feel Me.
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PETER DOYLE
Peter's final single as a solo artist before joining the Virgil Brothers is a masterpiece in which he gives a truly haunting, mature performance. It is hard to understand now, why this should have been the swansong to his sixties solo career instead of the start of something even bigger. |
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