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I think those are mine...
lil ~ Auntie Giggles with added login ~ returned Posted Feb 21, 2008
It is. I believe loads sang it 
I think those are mine...
Magwitch - My name is Mags and I am funky. Posted Feb 21, 2008
Ooh a music quiz 
Here are the versions I know (not many 
)
1. Perry Como
2. The Platters
5. Frankie Valli
8. Gene Pitney
11. Art Garfunkel
12. The Eagles
15. David Soul?
16. Showaddywaddy?
17. Doctor Hook
18. Sheena Easton
19. Ultravox
20. The Beautiful South
I think those are mine...
Icy North Posted Feb 22, 2008
Hi Magwitch 
Not bad! 5. is Andy Williams, not Frankie Valli.
8. was an earlier hit for Gene Pitney, as you say, but do you know who had the hit in 1973?
All others correct! 
I think these ones remain:
3. What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For (#1 in Oct 1959)
4. Ebony Eyes (#1 in Feb 1961)
6. With The Eyes Of A Child (#20 in December 1969)
7. Gypsy Eyes (#35 in Oct 1971)
8. Looking Through The Eyes Of Love (#9 in Feb 1973)
9. Spanish Eyes (#5 in July 1973)
10. My Eyes Adored You (#5 in 1975)
13. Going In With My Eyes Open (#2 in Mar 1977)
I think those are mine...
Magwitch - My name is Mags and I am funky. Posted Feb 22, 2008
Is 8 The Patridge Family?
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Magwitch - My name is Mags and I am funky. Posted Feb 22, 2008
And Frankie Valli was 10.
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