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 | Artist information: |
 | Artist:
Belli Peter ( & Four Roses) |
 | Instrument(s):
Vocals |  | Country:
Germany, Denmark |  | Gender:
Male |
 | Other info:
See also: Treffters / Rivals Les |
 | Record title:
The Girl That Stood Beside Me / I Don't Want to Love You (DEN) |  | Price: (Euro)
25 |
 | Main style:
Rock |  | Substyle(s):
Pop-Rock, 60'S Beat & Rhythm And Blues |
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 | Record information: |  |  |
 | Record Company/
Label:
Triola |  | Catalogue
number:
TD 350 | Released
originally:
1967 | This copy:
(if not orig.)
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 | Cover made in:
Denmark |  | Record made in:
Denmark | Media:
Single | Sub media:
45 |
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 | Condition/
cover:
M- |  | Condition/
record(s):
EX |  |  |
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 | Label: |  | Cover: |
 | White labels. Light green-blue horizontal "row of diamonds" picture logo in the middle. Curved black Triola logo above the centre hole. |  | Semi-glossy picture sleeve. Very light corner wear. |
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 | Record(s): |  | Attachment: |
 | Round centre. |  | |
 | Other information & picture: |
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 | A highly popular Danish pop singer with roots deep in the 1950's & 1960's rock, born in 1943 in Germany. Two English language cover versions. Side A: written by Jeffry (Geoffrey?) Stevens and recorded by Bobby Darin in 1966. As Peter Belli. Side B: written by Don & Phil Everly abd recorded by the Everly Brothers in 1967. As Peter Belli & Four Roses. By the way, there's some "semi-psychedelic" guitar playing on side A...
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