Petula Clark’s career has been the widest-ranging and longest-lasting of any major pop figure I can think of. In the mid-60s singles such as Downtown, Don’t Sleep In The Subway and I Couldn’t Live Without Your Love, all written by her producer Tony Hatch, made her an international star. A group of British female solo stars had broken through …
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