215) Susan Hampshire — “When Love Is True”
Who knew that renowned English actress Susan Hampshire was a wonderful singer? Here is her A-side from July of ‘65. Per IMDb:
“[H]er role in the 1967 BBC mini-series, The Forsyte Saga . . . made her famous and won her the first of her three Emmy Awards. . . . The First Churchills (1969) . . . was the first series offered on “Masterpiece Theater” and brought her her second Emmy. In 1973, she won her third . . . in Vanity Fair . . . a mini-series that had been released in the UK in 1967.”
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0358925/
216) The La De Das — “How’s the Air Up There”
The Kiwis’ ‘66 single was written by songwriters Steve Duboff and Artie Kornfeld and first released in ‘65 by the Changin’ Times. Kornfeld was the “Father of Woodstock” and writer of scores of charting singles.
Here are the Changin Times:
Brace for the Obscure (60s rock)! / Off the Charts: 60s Rock Revelations 