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Three's Company
Florence's Three Bells post below inspired me to dig out Eddie Cochran's "Three Stars" (is playing now) which from day one (1959, of course) I have preferred over the Browns take on it, even though Cochran's did not chart top forty. Any tunes on which your prefer a seldom-heard version?
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Re: Three's Company
Three Bells and Three Stars are not the same song. You might find another version of Three Bells by Les Compagnons de la Chanson, and the hit version of Three Stars by Tommy Dee.
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Re: Three's Company
Is why I was inspired to begin a fresh topic rather than tag onto the earlier thread, but thx for pointing it out
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Re: Three's Company
Richard Berry has the best version of Louie, Louie and I can understand the lyrics.