MEET ME A T MIDNIGHT MARY, SAME PLACE WE ALWAYS GO...

[Wolf Zimmermann]

"...meet me at midnight mary, same place we always go..." What is the name of the song and artist of this early '70 top 40, tune? Thanks, Wolf WOLFRAM VIDEO(R) The "HotVideo"(tm) Music Video Service. http://www.execpc.com/~wolfz

[RookieFJM]

>"...meet me at midnight mary, same place we always go..."
>What is the name of the song and artist of this early '70 top 40, tune?
>Thanks,
>Wolf

The answer would be Joey Powers on the Amy label. Went to #10 on the
Billboard Chart in 1963. I am not sure if it's available on CD. Same
storyline as Down In The Boondocks - Billy Joe Royal. Bad boy or poor boy
story. Great song.

Hope this helps;
FJM...

[Brad and Adrienne]

In <4ldgap$v...@daily-planet.execpc.com> Wolf Zimmermann wrote:
>
> "...meet me at midnight mary, same place we always go..."
> What is the name of the song and artist of this early '70 top 40, tune?
> Thanks,
> Wolf
>
>

The song title is "Midnight Mary" and it was a top ten hit in 1964 for Joey
Powers. If there was any cover version in the 70s, it didn't hit the charts.

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Brad Pueschel

[Clifford A. Grant]

Wolf Zimmermann wrote:
>
> "...meet me at midnight mary, same place we always go..."
> What is the name of the song and artist of this early '70 top 40, tune?
> Thanks,
> Wolf
>

> WOLFRAM VIDEO(R) The "HotVideo"(tm) Music Video Service.
> http://www.execpc.com/~wolfz

> "Midnight Mary" by Joey Powers was on Billboard's Top 40 in December,
1963, and January and February, 1964. One of the easier ways to obtain
it on CD is the Rhino (#70995) collection "Dick Bartley Presents, Vol.
1".

Kip Grant

[Alan V. Karr]

this is available on CD, one in-print source is
Rhinos Dick Bartleys 1 hit Wonders pt 1.
regards, Alan V. Karr (a...@vnet.ibm.com)

[Mike Arcidiacono]

On Apr 21, 1996 14:00:57 in article <Re: MEET ME A T MIDNIGHT MARY, SAME

PLACE WE ALWAYS GO...>, 'rook...@aol.com (RookieFJM)' wrote:


>The answer would be Joey Powers on the Amy label. Went to #10 on the
>Billboard Chart in 1963. I am not sure if it's available on CD. Same

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It sure is...on Dick Bartleys "One Hit Wonders" Vol 1.
Mr.Action

[The Hallermans]

In article <4ldgap$v...@daily-planet.execpc.com>, wol...@execpc.com
says...

>
>
>"...meet me at midnight mary, same place we always go..."
>What is the name of the song and artist of this early '70 top 40, tune?
>Thanks,
>Wolf
>
> WOLFRAM VIDEO(R) The "HotVideo"(tm) Music Video Service.
> http://www.execpc.com/~wolfz
>

The song is "Midnight Mary" by Joey Powers, and it is from 1963. It's
available on one of the Dick Bartley One Hit Wonders CDs from Rhino.

-Anne Hallerman

[David Clark]

True, it's on the Rhino "One Hit Wonders" CD, but if you want the
single (45) version, you can get it on "Teen Idols...for a Moment" on
Collector's Choice MSD-35800, distributed by MCD Special Products
1-800-923-1122.

DC1 - David Clark

[Jim Colegrove]

Wolf Zimmermann wrote:
>
> "...meet me at midnight mary, same place we always go..."
> What is the name of the song and artist of this early '70 top 40, tune?
> Thanks,
> Wolf
>
> WOLFRAM VIDEO(R) The "HotVideo"(tm) Music Video Service.
> http://www.execpc.com/~wolfz
>

That would be Joey Powers, issued on Amy 892 in 1963.
--
Jim Colegrove
co...@dfw.net

[David W. Tamkin]

mik...@nyc.pipeline.com (Mike Arcidiacono) wrote in
<4lha90$c...@pipe2.nyc.pipeline.com>:

| It sure is [available on CD] ...on Dick Bartleys "One Hit Wonders" Vol 1.

One qualification: the Bartley collection uses the LP version of "Midnight
Mary." The 45 release (which I like better) is available on Collectors'
Choice Music's CD "Teen Idols -- for a Moment." The CCM release uses a
needledrop for that one track (the only needledrop on the CD), but it is
*very* clean.

Both are monaural.