Just a fantastic and talented singer never to be forgotten !!!!!

Wonderful and feminine voice. One of the great singers of the sixties.

Really really great ladysinger of the 60s 70s Ray from Australia 🇦🇺 👌. XXxx XOXO

Tony Hatch. What a great talent. What great songs this man wrote. The orchestration is out of this 🌎

Still love her here in the Kawartha Lakes, Ontario

Really really great singer ray from Australia 🇦🇺.

Thanks 👍😊 alot

Could never resist this one...Breathtaking and dramatic intro and backing arrangement from Tony Hatch.One of the better musical partnerships from that time Pet and Tony...Never tire of this one ..often given a spin when I can .

Pet was a star on UK Radio during WW2....and still performs today.

The background music and the chord melody along with that voice....is just top Notch entertainment !

I love her

Petula Méga Star🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Refreshed, Revived & Revamped - You've Given This Great Song A New Life

I THANK you for the treatment given to this song and Colour My World. Sign of the Times is one of my definite favorites from Pet. The song's arrangement, musicianship and vocal backup led by Tony Hatch,OBE- are in the top of the mid 60's pop world. Also if you segway to when it was introduced on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1966, with its impeccable production- confirms its long lasting popularity. I saw her belting it out in a Naples FL concert when she was in a short tour (Mar 2006) and my Wife and I were seating right in front of her performing. What a natural professional as we followed her career both in French and English. Thanks Pet for the memories and to Mosogotam for the well-worth revitalizing of it.

This wonderful extension this this song, very impressive.

Another example of an extended version of one of Petula Clark's songs making it sound even better!

Great extended version of one of Petula's best.

Petula Clark was in the film ‘Medal for a General’ in 1944. Good voice, married a French bloke, lived in Paris. Cheers

Love the tambourine beat in this song.

Another gem you have created from Petula,a life long fan here.Thank you.

John... Another masterpiece!

I 👍 the song !

Horns baby Horns !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You did it. Makes her sound better than she did when she was on the radio in the mid ‘60s!

I love this, Sounds amazing! Thank you!

Love it! Pet is the best. And so are you. Thx, John 🎶

This is perfectly done. If I may, I would suggest „Don‘t sleep in the subway“ by the always refreshing Ms. Clark. Thank you for your work.

😘💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕Pétula

I Love This!! This was the first record I ever bought! Thanks.

Great. Song. 🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻yea. Enjoy ur songs always. Yeah love background on the songs. Wowwwww

Shindig!

Omg awesome. Thats how the original should sound. And Great job as usual moso!!!

nice job as usual mosogotam....what a great singer

Wonderful extended version of an old favorite. Thanks again, Mosogotam! You choose great songs then always make them better, a true artist!

As a long time subscriber.... I have always wanted to hear your treatment of this and Colour My World.... great work! Its appreciated!

Pardon my mistake please, found it. Superb.

A welcome reminder that Petula Clark was and is one wonderful vocalist. And the arrangement by Tony Hatch was just awesome. The trombone section was right on time, as was the trumpet section. Just saying.

Yes she was a real pet

Another great one! How about extending her Tony Hatch produced rendering of In Crowd? Just like Foggy Day in London Town this Tony Hatchified version of In crowd swings and her voice is perfect for it.

If she has a daughter, we can only hope she sing like her mother?

Tony Hatch composed so great british tv shows themes that anyone who grew up in 70s would recognise his name .Americans google the theme for tv show Crossroads

Meguta buenas noches

HOW do you do that? Several turntables and several vinyl albums? Excellent remix!

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John Lennon favorite female singer... petula kinda sexy too...lol

TERRR RIF FIC !

Bravo!! Be sure to send this amazing arrangement to Tony Hatch! He should hear your superior arrangement compared to his version. Doubling the intro and the instrumental break, adding a 2nd instrumental break, and lengthening the coda is pure genius and obviously beyond Hatch's ability as an arranger and producer at the time. (It's only a shame you weren't there in 1966 to show Hatch how to do it better!) Please re-work all her music -- as your superior versions are sure to outshine the originals. Perhaps your versions could even replace the old ones. Keep up the amazing work! Next, please re-arrange George Martin's work with the Beatles -- all of those arrangements desperately need your attention. Thank you.