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With the success of "I Was Kaiser Bill's Batman", there was little doubt that Deram would rush out a follow up. DM 129 was released on June 23rd, 1967. As big a hit as IWKBB was, this follow up was a complete flop. For "Hey There Little Miss Mary", they used the same composers, Greenaway and Cooke, but to no avail. Maybe it was a case of too much of a good thing, or maybe it was a novelty concept that was good for one record, but who needed to hear more. I didn't.
Posted by Greg Weatherby on September 05, 2011 in 45's, Easy Listening, Instrumentals, The History of Deram Records | Permalink
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