Here's to the woman who sang at the opening of the New York World's Fair in April of 1964. It doesn't hurt to have a young Rod Stewart on harmonica! He was having fun admiring a still-alive Sam Cooke back in mid '64.❤

This along with Sunshine. Lollipops are 2 of the best produced pop songs ever.....

Listening these old songs with this quality of sound is magical. Great job Pat! Greetings from Mexico!🖖🏼

Sounds 💯 with 🎧. Thanks Pat.

Originally recorded by Barbie Gaye in New York with a shuffle beat. She had a fair sized hit but the recording was under the control of the infamous gangster Morris Levy who stole writing credits off Spencer and Roberts. Chris Blackwell was in New York where he would buy singles and bring tape recordings back to London. The song was on the tape and this he chose for Millie to record in a Ska, shuffle, bluebeat style. Only kept off the number one spot by The Four Pennies with Juliet. Enhanced reggae music popularity and very infectious. Great sound Pat. Does improve your original remix.

I'm 68 and i believe few younger than I remember this song. My older brothers and sisters loved this song.The Beatles were taking America by storm then so all eyes were on them.

Setting my world on fi-err Pat

What a happy fun song love it✌🏻

❤Süßschnabel...Das waren Zeiten..😊

WOW nice to hear the stereo re-mix.

🎧👍👍 Little Millie Small; what a cutie. Great mix, Pat and thank you.

I first learned that she was the one who made this song a hit when it was used at the opening ceremony of the London Olympics. Until then, I had only heard it through 80's hits by British ska groups. It's a bright and fun song that has stuck in my ears for a long time. Good stereo remix.🔊🎧👍

Dear Pat, this song brings back childhood memories for me. In 1974, Maggie May had a hit with this song in german in the ZDF Hit Parade with Dieter Thomas Heck. By today's standards, this was a strange event. But, well, there were only two TV stations in Germany back then. So thank you for today's upload - as always in fantastic quality and congratulations on Nottingham Forrest playing in the Premier League next season.

Didn’t expect this one to emerge pat, crystal clear remix, love it !

I grew up listening to this with my grandfather. He always used to put it on when we were driving to his cabin in the summer time. I'm not old lol. I'm 16, I just have a good music taste

You made it a real gem with the best srereo sound ever. The harmonica in the center is heard magically. I am 68 and this song always moves me. Thanks for this post Pat.

A lovely wee song, we enjoyed it at the time, great memories. Thanks Pat 👍👍

What a great sound from Millie . Haven't heard this for years Cheers Pat

Happy 60 😄👏💿🎼🎤

Chris Blackwell knew what he was doing.Early reggae

Great song that has long deserved a reissue of your first remix, Pat. But I admit, I also liked the first version very much and listened to it often.

Wonderful nonsense! Great fun! " Oh Henry!" and "Sweet William" were her boys.

Wow, congratulations Pat ! Thank you very much. Could you try with Kim Wilde You keep me hangin on please ?

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Great job you put the drums in the middle , ha ha. One of my favorite songs. It's difficult to tell from all the sources including Rod Stewart interviews if he played on harmonica on this track , all the sources conflict with each other. Theres no doubt he was there from what he said but did he actually play that track because the producer saids no.

Love this stereo version! Can you consider converting "Nite Owl" by Tony Allen. Been looking for a stereo version of that song but cannot find anywhere. Thanks for your good works!

Another good one, Pat (of course)! So when’s the next Stones track???!!! I’ve been waiting for it, especially after you said that you were going to focus on them after doing so many Beatles tracks!!!

Quoting Pattie Boyd on bringing George to her flat for the first time... We played him My Boy Lollipop. He couldn’t believe we liked such an awful song