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Topic History of: Paper Lace(Cat might know the answer)
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The Cat Mart, I totally agree with you about 'The Night Chicago Died'. I still dig that one out now and then. A classic.
Mart Cheers for that guys.
I mimicked a recent production on their recordings.
The way the instruments are used are very lyrical and fit the stories that are being sung perfectly.

At the risk of saying they don`t make them like that anymore, they simply don`t.
zooloo The answer may be... Mitch Murray and Peter Callender.

From Wikipedia

"Thanks to that show [Opportunity Knocks], songwriters/producers, Mitch Murray and Peter Callender quickly signed them."
Vince W It was Peter Callendar and Mitch Murray according to my 7" copy of Billy, Don't Be A Hero!
Mart My records are on Contour and Old Gold.
Very informationless.

But isn`t "The Night Chicago Died" a cracker?
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