Going round in my head.

I think it was c/u as "Like a good girl should".

I am fairly certain it contained the lyrics "Nobody ever said it was gonna be easy".

I think it was a Gary Rushbrooke tune.

Thanks folks.

Steve

"No Good" Richard Anthony & The Original Blue Notes on Swan

 

C/U as The Detroit Wheels

That's it thank you'

Ok Mate,

although I believe the reference to "nobody said it was gonna be easy" was actually another cover up, Williams & Watson, which turned out to be The Lamont Cranston Band.

Can anyone else help with another "Rushbrooke" cover up Deon Jackson "I might As Well Be Dead" ????

  On 12/12/2016 at 16:39, TagTag said:

Ok Mate,

although I believe the reference to "nobody said it was gonna be easy" was actually another cover up, Williams & Watson, which turned out to be The Lamont Cranston Band.

Can anyone else help with another "Rushbrooke" cover up Deon Jackson "I might As Well Be Dead" ????

Willie Mallory you went back 

Thanks, bugged me for years that one.

Richard Anthony was originally a Searling spin  he dropped it same time AS SAMMY SEVENS  EVERYBODY CROSSFIRE which was covered as JERRY ROSS