I think only an oldster may know the answer to. In the earl;y '60s I purchased a 45 (on Columbia) called 'Eugene' but I can't remember who the band (or singer) was. The only clues I can offer are: a) The singer was female & b) The opening lines of the song (after a 'twangy' guitar intro) were "Eugene my pet let's forgive and forget" I've tried 'Googling' without any success so any help would be gratefully received. It's been doing my head in for a number of years.
Theres a few fossils post on here who will probably come up with the answer. I hope so anyway just to stop me looking now.
That seems to be it, Owld Fella . . . . well played, Sandy, but it's blinking terrible (what a screechy voice) What made you want to hear that again
That's it!! Many thanks. Interestingly (I think) once I had the band name I ran a search and around the same time as they were signed up by Columbia another bunch of unknowns were rejected by them. The band rejected were The Beatles!! http://www.vintagehofner.co.uk/hofner/earlybands/band6.html She may sing in too high a pitch for your taste BUT she can go smoothly up and down scales without a problem and hold her notes brilliantly.