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About Sean Wright
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If you want to know who recorded what, when and how did it fare on the pop charts then give me a call! UK releases are a speciality!

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I have written two catalogue books (published) on 28,000 45rpm records listing "A' & "B" side titles, Artist, Year of Release, chart placing in UK & USA. I was also Auckland's top mobile DJ for 17 years.

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Inaugural President Auckland Rock n Roll Club. Inaugural President Sounds Of The Sixties Club

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45rpm Records Released In NZ (co-authored with Tony Martin)

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University degree (Business Management)

 
   

You are here:  Experts > Music/Performing Arts > Music by Decade > Oldies > Identify a song

Topic: Oldies



Expert: Sean Wright
Date: 7/3/2008
Subject: Identify a song

Question
In the early 1960s in the UK I bought a record and part of the lyrics were :

I got a hole in my shoe, everyone everyone of my toes is sticking through and i love you baby and i love you to, i got a hole in my shoe. The singer might have had the first name Sacha. It's a pretty daft record, I know, but it existed and it is frustrating that I can find no-one who can identify it for me.

Answer
Hi Tom
Sorry pal I drew a blank on this one. The closest I could come to it was a song written by Nick Mason and played by Traffic (of Stevie Winwood fame) However, one look at the lyrics shows that only the title actually fits your lyrics. I tried Googling Sacha but it turns out that every man and his/her dog was a musician called Sacha! Good luck with your search and I'm sorry that I couldn't help further.
Cheers

Sean


I looked in the sky
Where an elephant's eye
Was looking at me
From a bubblegum tree
And all that I knew was
The hole in my shoe that
Was letting in water (letting in water)

I walked through a field
That just wasnt real
With 100 tin soldiers
Would shoot at my shoulder
And all that I knew was
The hole in my shoe which
Was letting in water (letting in water)

(I climbed on the back of a giant albatross
Which flew through a crack in the cloud
To a place where happiness reigned all year round
And music played ever so loudly)

I started to fall
And suddenly woke
And the dew on the grass
Had stuck to my coat
And all that I knew was
The hole in my shoe which
Was letting in water (letting in water)
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1967 Island Music Ltd., London, England
TRO-Essex Musix, Inc., New York

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