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It's easy to think that Deram released only great pop and progressive 45s in the 60s, but they had an MOR side to them as well. After all, they were a Decca subsidiary, so it was inevitable. DM 128 is the Les Reed Orchestra, doing "Imogene". Les Reed was a piano player, but is more known as a song composer. He wrote, or co-wrote, such songs as "It's Not Unusual", "Delilah", "The Last Waltz", and "There's A Kind Of Hush". Not really my cup of tea, so we will move along.
Posted by Greg Weatherby on September 05, 2011 in 45's, Easy Listening, Music, The History of Deram Records | Permalink
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