Denny D'ell - A Woman Called Sorrow 

Underrated singer was Denny. Pretty good song this! Thumbs up Brian! Tiger.

Den's talent was never fully realised in the 60's. He had an Amazing Voice, yet, after leaving the Honeycombs in 1966, he made just two Singles in 1967, and then had to wait until 1976 for a third. His work in the 70's with Zarabanda was never issued until recent years. In the early 90's Den's Southside Blues Band recorded an Album "NECTAR", this was never Commercially released. i was fortunate enough to be given a Cassette copy by Den himself. However, in 1999 some of the Original Honeycombs recorded "Live and Let Die" for Future Legend records, produced by Russ Writer. A Great Version featuring Den on Electric guitar. Dennis was a Wonderful Singer. One has to Search hard to find his Musical Legacy. Thank you Flatop for this Great Upload. Gary.

so sad loved denny met him in 1964 when he was with the honeycombs rip denny

AWESOME!!!!!!.REAL GREAT SINGER,CRACKING SONG.AS BLAKEY OFF ON THE BUSES WOULD SAY THATS MADE MY DAY . KEEP EM COMING ,all the best Troy B

Terrific number Brian . does have a JB feel , great find , liked and shared ,.. crap weather here too so much wind and rain .. :)ms

Well that's put a *huge smile* on my face flatop!! :-D 10 thumbs up and a massive thank you - the one and only "sorrow of a woman" lol. I knew the proper title, it's just that my brain doesn't seem to :-) Great video too - nice touch with the honeycombs effect

Very good arrangement Great video and always loved The Honeycombs. All the best, Steve

Denny D'ell....X-Honeycombs Front Man Would Have Made A Great James Bond Song & Title

this is great brian, like it lots. big thumbs up, great singer, should have had more recognition. nice one, belting down here, rotten weather, cheers j/b.

Yes, Brian - a good singer, gone too soon.

His Best so far. Also, the sort of dramatic song Tom Jones would also have made a good version of! DEEJAYENPS