Now René, there's a gal thats rarely early or late! Glad you made it before lunch Merle!

Good morning everyone.

Den you could make a wet afternoon in Bognor sound great

Good afternoon all .......

Old Sage

In the realm of the wierd
Yesterday in one of the shops the Muzac playing 60s stuff
I listened and sang along with "come Outside"
Mike Sarne And Wendy Richards
Not being a soap watcher, Wendy Richards was to us Miss Brahms
in are you being served. and the girl in that song
RIP Wendy

Although she was to make her name as an actress, Wendy Richard first came to national attention, in 1962, on a novelty pop song, Come Outside, in which she had an attenuated speaking part (“Get lost... Give over”) duetting with the singer Mike Sarne in the role of an importunate young man on pleasure bent. To everyone’s amazement, including her own, the record shot to the top of the charts, where it remained for 19 weeks, selling well over half a million copies. It was her first real brush with fame, if not with fortune — she was paid a flat fee of just £15, and received not a penny in royalties.

Although she was to make her name as an actress, Wendy Richard first came to national attention, in 1962, on a novelty pop song, Come Outside, in which she had an attenuated speaking part (“Get lost... Give over”) duetting with the singer Mike Sarne in the role of an importunate young man on pleasure bent. To everyone’s amazement, including her own, the record shot to the top of the charts, where it remained for 19 weeks, selling well over half a million copies. It was her first real brush with fame, if not with fortune — she was paid a flat fee of just £15, and received not a penny in royalties.