wayne fontana " pamela, pamela." 2017 true stereo remaster. 

glad you enjoyed it. thanks for letting us know.

there's loads on this channel that failed in the states. glad you like this one.cheers.

Not sure if they made it in the States, but try Kites, Simon Dupree, Stop, stop, stop, The Hollies, Ha,ha, said the clown, The Hollies. Tonight in Tokyo, Sandie Shaw.

glad you liked it.

big hit here back in time Natalia.------so pleased you enjoyed, have a good day,jane and brian.

glad you enjoyed bella, have a good day.

thanks M, glad you enjoyed,have a good week.

just outside the top ten this one m.s.----yes sun is out but not exactly summer yet! all the best,jane and brian.

brian,only mentioned it because most are mono! "come on home " was a hit also?

thank you lola.

thanks a lot anke,cheers.

yes sixties sound kazu, written by graham gouldman later of 10 c.c. thanks.

10 c.c. ! Thanks Christine.

nighty night!

didn't think ac/dc would be your thing victor.knew you'd like this stereo version though, nicer today here.

Yeah, bit heavy for me, AC/DC. You may have noticed I am putting my uploads in more frequently this month - that's because I'll be away for the last two weeks of June, sunning myself in Italy. So when all goes quiet from me, you'll know why.

o.k. in case we forget have a good time, probably be scorching here then!

thanks both,have a joyful week.

thanks Bernadette, appreciated,have a great week.

thank you.

thanks Javier, glad you enjoyed it,cheers.

thanks jim, don't think this bothered the American charts! wayne still does the sixties tours over here and is not forgotten.glad you like this newie!cheers,jane and brian.

You're right, it did nothing in the U.S. After 'The Game Of Love', the band struck out, Wayne's solo career went nowhere, and the remaining Mindbenders had their only hit with 'A Groovy Kind Of Love'. I do remember hearing their re-make of 'One Fine Day' on WPTR (in Albany, NY?) late one night on my transistor radio, but never heard it again either there or on my local stations in Rhode Island. It has always struck me as odd that a band who had a #1 in the U.S. couldn't seem to catch a break afterwards. 'It's Just A Little Bit Too Late' was a good record. It didn't deserve to die the almost immediate death it did. I do have to add that I bought Wayne's first solo LP purely on the basis of knowing that 'Pamela, Pamela' had been a UK hit, but without ever having heard it. I liked it right away (minus that unfortunate ending - which is still cringe-inducing) but the LP put me off following his career any further - which is too bad, because he had (has?) a very good voice. Either his A&R people chose crappy material for him or he himself had crappy judgement, but somebody could have/should have made a star out of him. Thanks for posting 'Pamela, Pamela', Jane, Brian & Christine Anne. I hadn't listened to it since the middle 1960's and - as usual - it sounds terrific with headphones!

thanks renate,have a good week,jane and brian.

glad you enjoyed,thanks a lot.

thanks again Katerina, all the best.

pleased you enjoyed max, thanks very much,all the best.

thanks marianeska,glad you enjoyed it.

hope it does tiger! always in mono for years.thanksj/b.

nice to see you on here rog. not many of his songs are in stereo though, graham gouldman tune.--- thanks, jane and brian.

thanks Karen, wasn't it only the mindbenders though? good film haven't seen for ages.

That's right, but there was another really cute one!

this is brian Karen so I don't find any of them cute! ha! ha! what about eric stewart later of 10c.c.? the others I can't remember!

thanks Diana, appreciate the comment.take care.

glad you like horst,cheers.

yes 1966 we know.

And that is the beauty of British 45s, the fact that an issue year was on the label from 1957 onwards, stated originally as "Recording First Published...." then later with the simple encircled 'P'. We Australians didn't see that on our records until the early 1970s and even then not on all labels.

thank you,cheers.

very true.

have to disagree, each to his own.

Impossible but I’m intrigued to hear it!