PETER DOYLE
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This track is credited purely to Brian Peacock on the Contour release but Peter Doyle's name appears on the label of the Come Softly to Me Album. New Zealander Brian Peacock travelled to Australia with his band the Librettos in the 60s where they would work the same gigs as Peter and sometimes provided the backing to his solo act. Peacock also provided the New Seekers with a few other songs. |
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This is a beautiful duet by Eve Graham and Peter Doyle and probably the fans most quoted choice as the album track which should have been released as a single. Cilla Black and Emmylou Harris are amongst other artists who have recorded this song. |
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A hit for Slim Whitman in the mid 1950's and as mentioned on the liner notes from the CD, Peter used it as the demo in the mid 1970's which secured his RCA solo recording contract. |
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Many songs have been written around the names of American towns and cities. This is Peter Doyle's contribution. More a song of homesickness than celebration this was one of the New Seekers' earliest releases to have been composed by Peter who also sings the lead on the song. |
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Lead Vocals:
Eve Graham & Peter Doyle
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A hit for the Fleetwoods in 1959, the New Seekers revival of this song featured Marty Kristian. |
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