The Man from Laramie sung by Jimmy Young for October 1955 4 weeks at no1 and 12 weeks in UK chart written by Lester Lee and Ned Washington. Used to love this when I was a kid and everything was cowboys and injuns. Nowadays its gangsta and fantasy. The Film The Man from Laramie is a 1955 American western movie directed by Anthony Mann and starring James Stewart. Lockhart (James Stewart) becomes entangled in the happenings of Coronado, an isolated western town, after delivering supplies there. He is especially involved with the Waggomans, an influential ranching family, and begins his search for someone selling rifles to the local Apaches, as his brother died in one of their attacks. Near the end, he discovers that the seller is the son of the most powerful man in the area. Song by Lester Lee and Ned Washington The man from Laramie He was a man with a peaceful turn of mind He was kind of sociable and friendly Friendly as any man could be But you never saw a man out-draw The man from Laramie The man from Laramie He was a man with a warm and gentle heart But when they'd start the arguing and fightin' Frightenin' and lightning fast was he There was no coyote who could outshoot The man from Laramie He had a flair for ladies The ladies loved his air of mystery The west will never see A man with so many notches on his gun Everyone admired the fearless stranger Danger was this man's specialty So they never bossed or double crossed The man from Laramie He had a flair for ladies Now .... + Informações

Charted August 1953 in the UK & peaked at # 8. Jimmy Young`s second UK chart single.. + Informações

A poem by Our Jimmy. Very moving and well acted- showing that he wasn't just a brilliant Comedy actor. The transcript (taken from the subtitles of the DVD) They have given me me notice. I must pack me sticks an go It's part of this slum clearance scheme an it must be done a know because, a house is like a person, it gets run down an oul an it suffers like the rest o us from the years aheed an coul. The talk is all o housin trusts an flats an new estates, have bathrooms an wee gardens an subsidies for rates. but down near at the City Hall uner the big green dome, that the minage place their pullin down is some poor crater's home. It seems like only yesterday since my Mary dear an me come to this house from our honeymoon it was a trip to Cardeley an this wee house bit us welcome, we knew that this was home an always we would mind it no matter who would rome. The front door had a knocker with a shine that would blin your eye an the winda's got a lick o paint each year around July. With paper an its temper, we would always kept it neat an sure Mary scrubbed the front door step half roads across the street. We had the wee back yard well white washed an as neat as it could be o nastursium's an bergonia's an some ferns ecarnity. There's a wee hout who's placed down the yard it often makes me grin. The doors still got the chisel marks where wee shoey got shut in. The childer grew up roun us six fine sturdy sons we had. This wee house bid them welcome, it was home till every lad .... + Informações

WBA title eliminator between two of the best heavyweight contenders of the 1970's, Ken Norton and Jimmy Young. Rounds 1 & 2. + Informações

THIRTY-FOURTH UKNo1.(JUNE/JULY 1955) WRITTEN BY ALEX NORTH AND HY ZARET. ALSO RECORDED BY RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS, ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK, PERRY COMO, WILLIE NELSON, ELVIS PRESLEY, GENE PITNEY, ROY ORBISON, CHARLIE RICH,THE PLATTERS,ETC.......... + Informações

Singer turned DJ Sir Jimmy Young with the b side to his 1955 #1 hit The Man From Laramie. This became a # 7 hit for The Bachelors in 1964. + Informações

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THIRTY-SEVENTH UKNo1.(OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 1955). JIMMY YOUNG.. + Informações

Jimmy Young in concert Labour Day Weekend.. + Informações

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This is "Town Talk" by Ken Woodman & His Picadilly Brass, radio 2 DJ Jimmy Young used it as the theme to his Radio 2 programme After a spell with Radio Luxembourg, Young joined the BBC as one of the first disc jockeys on BBC Radio 1, presenting the weekday mid-morning show from 1967 to 1973. In 1973 he joined BBC Radio 2, where he presented a regular programme (known to listeners as 'The JY Prog'), until his retirement from broadcasting at the end of 2002. His show was a mixture of music, chat and current affairs and over the next couple of decades, he interviewed every British Prime Minister on the show as well as royalty, Prince Philip, The Princess Royal and Princess Grace Of Monaco. His easy, laid back style became the voice of Radio 2.. + Informações

interview from 1975 just after margaret thatcher became leader. + Informações

(Too Young) I do not own the rights to this music.. + Informações

heavyweight championship. + Informações

Round 15 & the decision.. + Informações

Introducing TCU's wide receiver, Jimmy Young.. + Informações

Jimmy Young - Unchained Melody (1955) Genre: Pop Country: UK. + Informações

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Work Song with Rock'n'Roll Flavour and Hard Slapping Bass !!! is most hard song !!! - 1956. + Informações

A rockabilly-style break from JY's usual ballad output. A UK #9 hit. He's 90 this year, and after 43 years of successful radio shows is now known as Sir Jimmy Young OBE CBE. + Informações

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