PETER DOYLE
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Also called Look What They've Done to My Song, Ma. A bigger hit in the US than the UK, nonetheless this song set the New Seekers on the way with their recording career with Eve's vocals establishing the early sound of the New Seekers. |
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Lyn and Peter's performance of When I Was Small captured the hearts of the New Seekers fans and remained a firm favourite. The group continued to perform it, long after Lyn and Paul had left, sometimes as a serious piece and often played it for laughs but it is Lyn and Peter's poignant version which is best remembered. |
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When Peter introduced this song at the Royal Albert Hall he described it as more a song about religion than about faith. It was one of several songs written by Lovett and Peacock for the group. Rob Lovett had been in the Virgil Brothers with Peter and Brian Peacock had played with the Librettos, a group which had provided backing to a young Peter Doyle when they were on tour together in Australia. |
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The third and final single produced by the Virgil Brothers. |
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One of the six 1972 British Songs For Europe |
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From the Rarities
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One of the Coke Jingles turned into a complete song and issued as a single in February, 1972 by Cilla Black. |
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