It’s a Heartache

It’s a Heartache (Scott/Wolfe)

The Seventies Collection

An enormous hit for Bonnie Tyler in 1978, It’s a Heartache was composed by her managers Ronnie Scott and Steve Wolfe, and became her biggest selling single.

Crying, W

aiting, Hoping

Crying, Waiting, Hoping (Buddy Holly)

The Fifties Collection

First heard in the 1953 film The

Caddy, That’s Amore became a massive

worldwide hit for Dean Martin and one of his

most recognisable signature songs.

That’s Am

oreThat’s Amore (Harry Warren/Jack Brooks)

The Fifties Collection

The Beatles CollectionEight Days a Week (Lennon/McCartney)

Eight Days a W

eek

Written by singer John Denver in 1974

for his wife. His first version of the

song was too similar to Tchaikovsky’s Fifth

Symphony, so he changed it; however, its influence

can still be heard.

Annie’s Song

Annie’s Song (John Denver)

The Seventies Collection

Loch Lomond

A very popular song worldwide. The version

that’s sung mostly is more recent than the

original it’s based on, a Jacobite song written after Culloden (1746).4/4 SP2

Loch Lomond (traditional)

Nigel Gatherer’s Scottish Collection

The Movies CollectionThe Bare Necessities (Terry Gilkyson) The Jungle Book, 1967

Bare Necessities

4/4 SP2

and and

Meand

BobbyMcG

ee

Written by Country singer Kris Kristoffersonin 1969, probably the most famous recording isthat of Janis Joplin, whose version topped thecharts shortly after her death in 1971.

The CollectionMe and Bobby McGee (Kris Kristofferson)

The CollectionFour in the M

orningFour in the Morning (Jerry Chesnut)

Released in 1971, this song became a country charts

hit for Faron Young. It was an even bigger hit in the

UK, where it got to No.3 in the summer of 1972. It was written by

Jerry Chestnut, who also composed the songs

Good Year for the Roses and T-R-O-U-B-L-E.

The CollectionJolene

Jolene (Dolly Parton)