45 RPM Records - 50's and 60's Top 40 Box - Part 1

Going through a box of 50's and 60's Top 40 Songs on
45 RPM Vinyl Records and showing both the A and B sides
of each one under the Zoom Lens. Part 1 of 4.
Note: Hi-Heel Sneakers was covered by the Rolling Stones,
and many others, not Traffic as I mistakenly stated in the Video.
I confused it with Traffic's 1971 Album and Song titled
"The Low Spark of High-Heeled Boys".
See what came before at these links:
45's Box 01 - • 45 RPM Vinyl Records -...
45's Box 02 - • 45 RPM Vinyl Records -...
45's Box 03 - • 45 RPM Vinyl Records -...
45's Box 04 - • 45 RPM Vinyl Records -...
45's Box 05 - • 45 RPM Vinyl Records -...
45's Box 06 - • 45 RPM Vinyl Records -...
45's Box 07 - • 45 RPM Vinyl Records -...
45's Box 08 - • 45 RPM Vinyl Records -...
45's Box 09 - • 45 RPM Vinyl Records -...
45's Box 10 - • 45 RPM Vinyl Records -...
45's Picture Sleeves 1 - • 45 RPM Vinyl Records -...
45's Picture Sleeves 2 - • 45 RPM Vinyl Records -...
45's Picture Sleeves 3 - • 45 RPM Vinyl Records -...
45's The Pink Case - • 45 RPM Vinyl Records -...
45's Grouped by Band - • 45 RPM Vinyl Records -...
45's Novelty Vinyls - • 45 RPM Records - Novel...
45's Red Tin Twins - • 45 RPM Vinyl Records -...
45's Recent Additions - • 45 RPM Vinyl Records -...
45's Sorted A to Z - • 45 RPM Vinyl Records -...
45's Dance to Disco - • 45 RPM Vinyl Records -...
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[@markwilliams2434]

Will the song San Francisco, John Phillips of the Mamas and The Papa's wrote this song for his friend Scott because of his high tenor range.

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Thanks for the input Mark, always appreciated. I never knew that one.