Released 3rd March 1967in the UK, Hermione Gingold was 69 when she made this record, she had a previous UK record release in 1955 and a second American release in 1967 with Someting Stupid.
Hermione Gingold 'Does Your Chewing Gum Lose It's Flavour'
Here is the second American release from 1967, no one has yet posted a copy on 45Cat.
Hermione Gingold : Something Stupid
The second single from Irene Ryan, taken from the show 'Pippin', on March 10th 1973 Irene Ryan collapsed on stage during a performance with an apparent stroke, she was diagnosed with incurable brain cancer and died 26th April 1973.
Irene Ryan is not an artist you would not associate with Motown, they had the musical rights to the show, other performers I have come across on unusual labels were Bing Crosby and Lena Zabaroni (not together) on Stax, if I recall issued in Vietnam.
Granny played byIrene Ryan from the TV show Bevely Hillbillies released this record in 1968, this record has been mentioned as one of the worst records of all time!
Much to my suprise this record is on YouTube, the Squareabouts released 8 records in the USA, this was the 4th release and the only one with a German release.
Kathleen Harrison 23 February 1892 – 7 December, 1995 an English actress who appeared in many films and TV programs such as The Huggets, Mrs Dilber in the 1951 version of Scrooge and the 1966-67 TV series Mrs Thursday where a cleaner inherits a 10 million pound fortune and a controlling interest in a major company.
The theme music to the 1966 TV series Mrs Thursday was released as a single.
Kathleen Harrison - Mrs Thursday / Call Round Any Old Tme (1966)
I had a visit to Epsom during the week and for a change I visited the Charity shops I brought about 20+ records.
Here are a few of the records.
Kenneth McKeller a 1966 release, songs for the Eurovision Song Contest. The UK finished 9th with the song, A Man Without Love.
