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Written by Petula Clark, originally recorded in French.
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About The Vogues
The Vogues developed from a group of school friends in Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania: Bill Burkette, Don Miller, Hugh Geyer and Chuck Blasko. Originally called the Val-Aires, they recorded for Co & Ce before moving to Reprise. Their vocal-harmony catalog includes You're the One and Five O'Clock World, followed by the smoother arrangements of Turn Around, Look at Me and My Special Angel. Later touring lineups continued the group's repertoire beyond its initial chart period.
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Apple Music - The Vogues artist biography
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1965
1966
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The Vogues developed from a group of school friends in Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania: Bill Burkette, Don Miller, Hugh Geyer and Chuck Blasko. Originally called the Val-Aires, they recorded for Co & Ce before moving to...
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A cover of Bobby Helms' 1957 hit, celebrating a perfect love.
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Originally recorded by Glen Campbell in 1961, The Vogues' version became a hit.
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1960-2025. Each year contains 150 selections.