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(2010/APPLE) 19 tracks - papersleeve mehr

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Mary Hopkin: Post Card...plus (Rmst.2010)

(2010/APPLE) 19 tracks - papersleeve

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Interpret: Mary Hopkin
Albumtitel: Post Card...plus (Rmst.2010)
Label CAPITOL
Genre Beat
Artikelart CD
EAN: 5099990580925
Gewicht in Kg: 0.107

Hopkin, Mary - Post Card...plus (Rmst.2010) CD 1
01	Those Were The Days	Mary Hopkin
02	Lord Of The Reedy River	Mary Hopkin
03	Happiness Runs (Pebble And The Man)	Mary Hopkin
04	Love Is The Sweetest Thing	Mary Hopkin
05	Y Blodyn Gwyn	Mary Hopkin
06	The Honeymoon Song	Mary Hopkin
07	The Puppy Song	Mary Hopkin
08	Inch Worm	Mary Hopkin
09	Voyage Of The Moon	Mary Hopkin
10	Lullaby Of The Leaves	Mary Hopkin
11	Young Love	Mary Hopkin
12	Someone To Watch Over Me	Mary Hopkin
13	Prince En Avignon	Mary Hopkin
14	The Game	Mary Hopkin
15	There's No Business Like Showbusiness	Mary Hopkin
16	Turn Turn Turn	Mary Hopkin
17	Goodbye	Mary Hopkin
18	Sparrow	Mary Hopkin
19	Fields Of St. Etienne (previously unreleased)	Mary Hopkin

Mary Hopkin It happened in 1968 against all the odds. Folk music, which had hit its peak... mehr

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"Mary Hopkin"

Mary Hopkin

It happened in 1968 against all the odds. Folk music, which had hit its peak popularity in the early sixties and went electric a few years later court, of Bob Dylan and The Byrd, was all but gone from the scene. Its top artists went in different direction, and it was definitely out of favour with the public. Along comes Mary Hopkin with her sweet voice of innocence and a remake of an obscure folk song called 'Those Were The Days', and in a few short months it is an enormous international hit. Maly Hopkin was born in Pontardawe, Glamorgan, Wales on May 3, 1950. At the age of 15, she mastered the guitar and began playing small clubs in South Wales and appeared on Welsh television. With a few years experience under her belt, she tried out for stardom on the ITV's popular amateur programme, 'Opportunity Knocks'. She eventually became a multi-time winner, taking top honours over 200 other contestants. British model Twiggy spotted her on the show and mentioned her to Paul McCartney over the telephone one day. Paul and his fellow Bodes had just formed their own record company, Apple Records, and were now looking for new talent. Mary Hopkin was the right singer in the right place at the right time. Paul got in touch with Maly and fell in love with her voice immediately. While at the Blue Angel Club in London a few years earlier, Paul had heard the American duo Gene and Francesca perform a tune called 'Those Were The Days'. Paul remembered the song fondly and felt it would be perfect for his new protege. Originally an East European traditional folk song, Gene (Raskin), of the duo, had adapted the song for The Limeliters, a top American folk act that featured Glenn Yarbrough.They recorded it during the folk boom of the early sixties. Mary's treatment would be quite different. Paul recorded the song with Mary and, as a creative marketing ploy, had her do additional versions sung in Italian, Spanish, French and German. Paul was determined to make the record an international hit. He succeeded.

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