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  2. Playground in My Mind - Wikipedia

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    "Playground in My Mind" had first been recorded by Billy Lawrence (II) in 1971 as "Playground In My Mind (Mama, Je T'aime)" on Atlantic Records, but failed to chart. Holmes' better known version was released in the U.S. in June 1972 but did not reach the Hot 100 chart until 24 March 1973, whereupon it rose to #2 on 16–23 June 1973, behind "My ...

  3. Clint Holmes - Wikipedia

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    In June 1972, Holmes released his first and only hit record, "Playground in My Mind". [1] It didn't reach the Hot 100 chart until 24 March 1973, whereupon it rose to #2 on 16–23 June 1973. It became one of the biggest hits of the year internationally. A later single, Shiddle-ee-dee, reached number 74 on the Canadian AC charts later in 1973. [2]

  4. Paul Vance - Wikipedia

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    Vance and Pockriss penned "Playground in My Mind," in 1972, which was recorded by Clint Holmes, and became a 1973 #2 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, where it remained for 23 weeks. The single was awarded gold record status on July 3, 1973. Vance's son, Philip, sang on the refrain on the recording along with Holmes.

  5. List of number-one singles of 1973 (Canada) - Wikipedia

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    "Playground in My Mind" Clint Holmes: 19:20 30 June 19:21 7 July 19:22: 14 July "Will It Go Round in Circles" Billy Preston: 19:23: 21 July "Yesterday Once More" Carpenters: 19:24: 28 July "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown" Jim Croce: 19:25: 4 August "Monster Mash" Bobby "Boris" Pickett: 19:26 11 August 20:1 18 August 20:2: 25 August "Brother Louie ...

  6. Sounds of the Seventies (Time-Life Music) - Wikipedia

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    Sounds of the Seventies was a 40-volume series issued by Time-Life during the late 1980s and early-to-mid 1990s, spotlighting pop music of the 1970s.. Much like Time-Life's other series chronicling popular music, volumes in the "Sounds of the Seventies" series covered a specific time period, including individual years in some volumes, and different parts of the decade (for instance, the early ...

  7. List of performances on Top of the Pops - Wikipedia

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    The Dooleys – "Love of My Life", "Think I'm Gonna Fall In Love With You" Carl Douglas – "Come Back" The Drifters – "You're More Than Number In My Little Red Book" David Dundas – "Another Funny Honeymoon" Eddie and the Hot Rods – "Do Anything You Wanna Do", "I Might Be Lying" The Emotions – "I Don't Want To Lose Your Love"

  8. Peter Bonerz - Wikipedia

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    He also directed 29 episodes. The show ran for six seasons, with ratings among the top 20 in the first three seasons. Bonerz became the last surviving cast member upon the death of Bob Newhart in 2024. His later acting roles included the TV miniseries The Bastard (1978) and as a psychiatrist in the movie Serial (1980).

  9. Some Time in New York City - Wikipedia

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    The audience in attendance is credited on the label as "a cast of 1000's" and on the dust jacket as a "star-studded cast of thousands!!" Uncredited. Jim Price – trumpet; 6 June 1971. John Lennon – guitar, vocals; Yoko Ono – bag, vocals; Aynsley Dunbar – drums; Bob Harris – keyboards, vocals; Howard Kaylan – vocals; Jim Pons – bass ...