Monro, Matt
Memories
Primarily known as a ballad singer, Matt Monro broke into the upper echelons of the charts during the early 1960s. Having previously been a bus driver, Matt got his first break on television, being the featured vocalist with the BBC Show Band. This led to a contract with Decca (thanks also to the assistance of Winifred Atwell, who gave him his stage name - his real name is Terence Parsons), who released an album of Matts interpretations of then current standards, an album that effectively disappeared without trace. Three years later, George Martin used him to record a number for the opening cut on a Peter Sellers album which was billed as being by Fred Flange, but the introduction led to a series of proper Matt releases on Parlophone and his eventual chart success. Tracklisting: 1. That Old Feeling 2. The One I Love 3. A Cottage For Sale 4. Memories Of You 5. What Can I Say After I Say Im Sorry 6. Do You Ever Think Of Me 7. My Old Flame 8. I Cried For You (Now Its Your Turn To Cry Over Me) 9. Love Me Do 10. Evrybody Falls In Love With Someone 11. Gone With The Wind 12. You Always Hurt The One You Love 13. Dancing With Tears In My Eyes 14. Once In A While