OK, back to the classics: This 19 th century Spanish virtuoso is widely considered to be one of the greatest violinists ever - 'impeccable technique and tone of unsurpassed sweetness and purity'. of Puerto Rico Theater as a student - he was hooked after that! I have seen Stern and Perlman perform it - memorable! Papa, remember seeing Stern walking around the grounds at the Caribe Hilton during El Festival Casals? My father had the privilege of seeing Heifetz perform ' Zigeunerweisen' at the U. Yesterday's answer: ' Zigeunerweisen' ( Aires Gitanos or Gypsy Airs) by Pablo de Sarasate.

Also covered by The Righteous Brothers ('66), The Temptations ('69), Billy Joel ('97) and by Ray Charles/Michael McDonald ('04). Donny Osmond's '72 rendition peaked at #9, higher than Scott's original version. OK, back to the 60's: Freddie Scott's only Top Ten hit came in '63 with the 1st recording of a Gerry Goffin/Carole King ballad (#10 Pop Singles and R&B). WAY up there on the all-time makeout songs hit parade! Yesterday's answer: 'Hey Girl' by Freddie Scott. The Beatles' 'No Reply' is said to have been inspired by this song. Herman's Hermits took it to #5 in '65 their 3rd US hit. A minor hit (#60) for Canada's The Diamonds shortly thereafter. Legend goes that a local DJ fell asleep while premiering the record and it played on the radio repeatedly for many hours. It became the only hit for a Brooklyn-based vocal quartet (#3 - sold over one million copies and was Certified Gold).

He took the idea to his co-writer Frank Slay and the rest is doo-wop history. OK, more one-hit wonders: Bob Crewe was riding on a train in Philly in '57 when he saw a couple embracing through a window shade.

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