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I can not imagine that anyone can recognize this one. It's a long note and hard to capture precisely the highest volume within that note. Likely require to identify the instrument that made the sound and then consider tunes.
I can not imagine that anyone can recognize this one. It's a long note and hard to capture precisely the highest volume within that note. Likely require to identify the instrument that made the sound and then consider tunes.
I listened a dozen times and began to get a sense of familiarity, but that's about it. The one song, so far, that has come into focus as a possibility is David Bowie's Let's Dance, but that is a few years newer than your time frame. Similar sound, though. I'll keep pondering.
What's crazy, though, is that I would have bet my last penny that song was late summer '63, not '64. Good thing that wagering opportunity didn't present itself.
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What's crazy, though, is that I would have bet my last penny that song was late summer '63, not '64. Good thing that wagering opportunity didn't present itself.
I would have bet lots of money on the song (title and artist) had I been able to venture in earlier.
What's crazy, though, is that I would have bet my last penny that song was late summer '63, not '64. Good thing that wagering opportunity didn't present itself.
The Billboard Top 40 book says it charted in Feb 1964.
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