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Massachussetts - Jennifer Browne
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1968 · single
Adios amor - Don't Dream Yesterday
1968 · single
Jesamine - I've Got Something Too
1968 · single
Jezamine - Amore sto dicendo a te (Toy)
1968 · single
Seven Times Seven - Hey-Hey-Hey
1968 · single
Jesamine
1968 · single
Alla fine della strada - Non è violino
1969 · single
Domani domani - Tomorrow's Dream
1969 · single
Hour World
1969 · albüm
Sunflowers Eyes - Weather Vane
1969 · single
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1964 · single
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Three times winners on Opportunity Knocks, British television’s hugely popular talent show of the late 60s, the Casuals subsequently left the UK for Italy, where they became a leading attraction. Alan Taylor (b. Halifax, Yorkshire, England; guitar, bass), Johnny Tebb (b. 1 October 1945, Lincoln, England; organ), Howard Newcombe (b. Lincoln, England; guitar, trumpet) and Robert O’Brien (b. Bridge Of Allan, Central Scotland; drums) were based in Milan for several years before returning to Britain in 1968, when their single, ‘Jesamine’, entered the charts. The song was originally recorded by the Bystanders as ‘When Jesamine Goes’, but the Casuals’ inherently commercial reading coincided with a prevailing trend for emotional ballads. The single ultimately reached number 2, but later releases were less successful and ‘Toy’ (1968), which peaked at number 30, was their only other hit. The Casuals continued to record superior pop: Move leader Roy Wood wrote and produced the polished ‘Caroline’ (1969), but as the decade closed, so their style of music grew increasingly anachronistic.