Judy Page, Peter Lotis - Green Grow the Lilacs (1965)
BAND/ARTIST: Judy Page, Peter Lotis
- Title: Green Grow the Lilacs
- Year Of Release: 1965
- Label: The Gallo Record Company Vault
- Genre: Pop, Folk
- Quality: Flac (tracks)
- Total Time: 29:59
- Total Size: 174 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Green Grow the Lilacs 3:13
02. Pearly Shells 2:23
03. Dear Heart 2:25
04. Go Away from My Window 2:23
05. Home on the Range 2:46
06. The Kentuckian Song 2:46
07. Listen to the Ocean 2:22
08. Catch the Wind 2:13
09. Far Away Places 2:31
10. Five Points of a Star 2:09
11. Return to Me 2:25
12. True Love 2:25
01. Green Grow the Lilacs 3:13
02. Pearly Shells 2:23
03. Dear Heart 2:25
04. Go Away from My Window 2:23
05. Home on the Range 2:46
06. The Kentuckian Song 2:46
07. Listen to the Ocean 2:22
08. Catch the Wind 2:13
09. Far Away Places 2:31
10. Five Points of a Star 2:09
11. Return to Me 2:25
12. True Love 2:25
South African pop singer.
Judy Page was a prominent singer in South Africa, winning multiple SARI awards (South African Record Industry) in 1970 for Best English LP (for Time and Love) and Best Female Artist. She is well known for her South African Top 20 hits such as "Elusive Butterfly" and "Montreal".
Peter Kandilotis:
South African broadcaster and singer. Born in Vredendorp, Johannesburg in 1931 from a Greek father and a British mother. Died on 22 May 2015 in Johanesburg. His father's (and his) surname was originally Kandilotis, but was changed to Lotis. Presented the show Radio Record Club on Springbok Radio and was the first South African radio presenter to boast a listenership of over a million people. He started 'Radio Today' in 1996 and was a presenter at that radio station until his death at age 84. He recorded several singles of popular South African songs such as 'Honey', 'Walking In The Sunshine' and 'Sunday Girl'.
Judy Page was a prominent singer in South Africa, winning multiple SARI awards (South African Record Industry) in 1970 for Best English LP (for Time and Love) and Best Female Artist. She is well known for her South African Top 20 hits such as "Elusive Butterfly" and "Montreal".
Peter Kandilotis:
South African broadcaster and singer. Born in Vredendorp, Johannesburg in 1931 from a Greek father and a British mother. Died on 22 May 2015 in Johanesburg. His father's (and his) surname was originally Kandilotis, but was changed to Lotis. Presented the show Radio Record Club on Springbok Radio and was the first South African radio presenter to boast a listenership of over a million people. He started 'Radio Today' in 1996 and was a presenter at that radio station until his death at age 84. He recorded several singles of popular South African songs such as 'Honey', 'Walking In The Sunshine' and 'Sunday Girl'.
Pop | Folk | FLAC / APE
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