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Two songwriting teams that wrote for Jay and the Americans were Boyce/Hart and Pomus/Shuman...neither wrote a USA number three hit for any group/band, or a song beginning with that sung melody. Goffin/King did, "Pleasant Valley Sunday" for the Monkees, but there's no such NTT melody in that song. It even was #1 in Canada, but it ain't the song....d a n g...............
Must be a more obscure song that Jay and the Americans recorded, and by a songwriting team that's none of the above...
NOT Barry Mann/Cynthia Weil... not Crewe/Gaudio...
--and the only hit Bacharach and David wrote for a group in the Sixties was "Little Red Book" by Love which bubbled under the top 40.
S T U M P E D....
Last edited by Michael Zaneski; 10/31/2311:03 PM.
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