I've Got To Learn To Forget - Music
I've Got To Learn To Forget by Susan Maughan
Susan Maughan
Artist Biography For Susan Maughan
Susan Maughan Born Marion Susan Maughan 1 July 1942 Consett County Durham England Is A British Singer Who Released A Series Of Reasonably Successful Singles In The 1960s.
Her Most Famous And Successful Song Is "Bobby's Girl" Which Reached Number Three In The UK Singles Chart At Christmas Time In 1962. The Recording Was A Cover Of Marcie Blane's U.S. Original. Maughan Also Sang The Title Song Of The Second Charles Vine Low Budget Superspy Film Where The Bullets Fly 1966 . Perennially Popular Maughan Now Performs Frequent Summer Seasons At Blackpool. Still Recording To This Day Her 2007 Album Hey Look Me Over Has Received Some Decent Reviews
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Biography - Susan Maughan
Susan Maughan Born Marion Susan Maughan 1 July 1942 Consett County Durham England Is A British Singer Who Released A Series Of Reasonably Successful Singles In The 1960s.
Her Most Famous And Successful Song Is "Bobby's Girl" Which Reached Number Three In The UK Singles Chart At Christmas Time In 1962. The Recording Was A Cover Of Marcie Blane's U.S. Original. Maughan Also Sang The Title Song Of The Second Charles Vine Low Budget Superspy Film Where The Bullets Fly 1966 . Perennially Popular Maughan Now Performs Frequent Summer Seasons At Blackpool. Still Recording To This Day Her 2007 Album Hey Look Me Over Has Received Some Decent Reviews read less
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Her Most Famous And Successful Song Is "Bobby's Girl" Which Reached Number Three In The UK Singles Chart At Christmas Time In 1962. The Recording Was A Cover Of Marcie Blane's U.S. Original. Maughan Also Sang The Title Song Of The Second Charles Vine Low Budget Superspy Film Where The Bullets Fly 1966 . Perennially Popular Maughan Now Performs Frequent Summer Seasons At Blackpool. Still Recording To This Day Her 2007 Album Hey Look Me Over Has Received Some Decent Reviews read less
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