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Tom Smith (That's Me) Singing "There's Always Me"
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Charted at #22 on UK Singles chart in February 1958. This appears to have been an attempt to return to the success of earlier Whitfield / Mantovani team-ups such as "Cara Mia" and "When You Lose the One You Love". Original US Billboard review: "David Whitfield teams up with Mantovani on this side and belts his lungs out on a real tenor tester. Fans of the artist may like this but flip is likely to be the stronger. Rated 75 out of 100" Written by Gene Martyn & Mantovani (as Tulio Trapani). B-side in the UK was "My One True Love". B-side in the US was "Dream Dust" by Mantovani and His Orchestra (without David).
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