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The single Goodbye, written by Paul McCartney, released on 28 March 1969 (APPLE 10); it reached #2 in the UK singles chart. .

Petula Clark (If Ever You're Lonely) - Mary Hopkin

Petula Clark (If Ever You're Lonely) Mary Hopkin (Lontano Dagli Occhi)

Mary Hopkin ~ Knock Knock Who's There 1970

Written by John Carter & Geoff Stephens. Good Eurovision performance from Mary in 1970. This was the runner-up to the worthy winner, Ireland's Dana with 'All Kinds Of Everything. A quote from co-writer of 'KKWT' John Carter ... 'I think Mary Hopkin regretted Eurovision. She didn't want to do it and was talked into it. I don't think she liked the record.' Taken from TOTP2.

Mary Hopkin The Sparrow

Mary Hopkin sings a beautiful Gallagher and Lyle composition called The Sparrow, this clip is from the Max Boyce Show 1983 Born in Wales Mary began her musical career as a folk singer with a local group called the Selby Set and Mary. She released an EP of Welsh language songs for a local label called Cambrian before signing to the Beatles Apple Label, model Twiggy saw her winning a TV talent show and recommended her to Paul McCartney. She was one of the first artists to record on the Beatles record label Her debut single" Those Were the Days" got to number 1 in the UK and number 2 in the US. Selling over 8 million copies. A little something more about Mary! In September 2005 she released an album on her own label, "Mary Hopkin Music", called "Live at the Royal Festival Hal!" It was followed in December 2006 by a brand-new Christmas recording, "Snowed Under", released as an mp3 download via Disaudio.com To celebrate her birthday in 2007, she released an album called "Valentine", on her new label http://www.maryhopkin.com It includes 12 previously unheard tracks dating from 1972 to 1980, three of which were written by Mary.

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Mary Hopkin -Those were the days (le temps des fleurs)

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Those were the days

Those were the days, Mary Hopkin

Mary Hopkin Those were the days

The opening black and white film is from 1968 and the remaining film is from around 1982. This song sung by Mary Hopkin called "those were the days" is not translated from the song "Дорогой длинною" "Dorogo Dlinnoyu". The song "Dorogo Dlinnoyu" (spellings vary) was written in the 1920's by "Boris Fomin" (music) and "Konstantin Podrevsky" (lyrics). An American called Gene Raskin in the early 60's wrote the lyrics "Those were the days" and put them to Fomin's music. The words have no similarity whatsoever with Podrevsky's For more info on Mary and this song visit my website at http://www.maryhopkin.net Born in Wales Mary began her musical career as a folk singer with a local group called the Selby Set and Mary. She released an EP of Welsh language songs for a local label called Cambrian before signing to the Beatles Apple Label, model Twiggy saw her winning a TV talent show and recommended her to Paul McCartney. She was one of the first artists to record on the Beatles record label Her debut single" Those Were the Days" got to number 1 in the UK and number 2 in the US. Selling over 8 million copies. A little something more about Mary! In September 2005 she released an album on her own label, "Mary Hopkin Music", called "Live at the Royal Festival Hal!" It was followed in December 2006 by a brand-new Christmas recording, "Snowed Under", released as an mp3 download via Disaudio.com To celebrate her birthday in 2007, she released an album called "Valentine", on her new label http://www.maryhopkin.co.uk It includes 12 previously unheard tracks dating from 1972 to 1980, three of which were written by Mary.

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