You're making me realise how little I actually know about your work over the years, John and Gill. How come I've never even heard of Stamford Bridge until now? I can see I have a lot more research to do here for my channel. Keep this coming, you two! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐➕👍
Glad you know now about Stamford Bridge. It was one of the times Gill and I officially became writing partners. Thank you for your amazing support and always nice comments. Best, John and Gill. 😉
Hello John & Gill. As I have said before " there is seldom a week goes by when San Francisco doesn't get a play at home". Still sounds great and has stood the test of time. I always thought First Class should have had many more hits and wonder if Bobby Dazzler was indeed the right song as the second single release, rather than Dreams Are Ten A Penny or Funny How Love Can Be! Hey Ho. Nice to see you both looking so well. With Best Wishes and thanks for all the great music. Andy K
Thanks, Andy, for your nice comments and kind words. Yes, It's too late now to change anything. But that's it. We have to accept it. It's all been and gone. Much appreciated. Best, John & Gill 😉
@@JohnCarterUKSongwriterHi John & Gill.What a fantastic video of music history.I love your music that you wrote with your co writers.I have recently been listening to a cracker of a song that you wrote with Russ Alquist called " Say Goodbye To Yesterday" by Toyshop.I had Roly Poly by Stamford Bridge when it was released here in NZ on the monument label.Thanks for the music
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So good I watched both parts twice.
Great, thanks for watching and for your nice comments. Much appreciated. Best, John 😉😉
What a great story thank you so much for this information about a magical period in the life of 60s music.
Glad you enjoyed it! Much appreciated! Best, John 😉
You're making me realise how little I actually know about your work over the years, John and Gill. How come I've never even heard of Stamford Bridge until now? I can see I have a lot more research to do here for my channel. Keep this coming, you two! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐➕👍
Glad you know now about Stamford Bridge. It was one of the times Gill and I officially became writing partners. Thank you for your amazing support and always nice comments. Best, John and Gill. 😉
@@JohnCarterUKSongwriter I will be featuring some Stamford Bridge music early in 2025. It's scheduled!
@@sunryse111 Great Victor! Thanks a lot! 👍
Hello John & Gill. As I have said before " there is seldom a week goes by when San Francisco doesn't get a play at home". Still sounds great and has stood the test of time. I always thought First Class should have had many more hits and wonder if Bobby Dazzler was indeed the right song as the second single release, rather than Dreams Are Ten A Penny or Funny How Love Can Be! Hey Ho. Nice to see you both looking so well. With Best Wishes and thanks for all the great music. Andy K
Thanks, Andy, for your nice comments and kind words. Yes, It's too late now to change anything. But that's it. We have to accept it. It's all been and gone. Much appreciated. Best, John & Gill 😉
Very interesting and informative. Thanks for sharing John 👍
Glad you like it! Many thanks for your nice comments! Best, John😉
@@JohnCarterUKSongwriterHi John & Gill.What a fantastic video of music history.I love your music that you wrote with your co writers.I have recently been listening to a cracker of a song that you wrote with Russ Alquist called " Say Goodbye To Yesterday" by Toyshop.I had Roly Poly by Stamford Bridge when it was released here in NZ on the monument label.Thanks for the music
@@powerchordful Thanks for your comments. Great memories! Best, J C
@@powerchordful Great! Thanks for your comments and nice words. Best, John 😉
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