Don Partridge

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Breakfast On Pluto 00:00 Tools
Rosie 00:00 Tools
Blue Eyes 00:00 Tools
Seven Days Chokey 00:00 Tools
Colour My World 00:00 Tools
Following Your Fancy 00:00 Tools
Keep Your Hands Off Her 00:00 Tools
St James Infirmary 00:00 Tools
The Wayward Boy 00:00 Tools
Dock Of The Bay 00:00 Tools
Jenny 00:00 Tools
First Girl I Loved 00:00 Tools
We Have Ways Of Making You Laugh 00:00 Tools
Candy Man 00:00 Tools
The Highwayman 00:00 Tools
Old Joe Clark 00:00 Tools
I'm Going To Germany 00:00 Tools
The Night I met Elton John 00:00 Tools
Surrender 00:00 Tools
Eclipse 00:00 Tools
I'm A Goin' Away 00:00 Tools
Trans-Canadian Highway 00:00 Tools
Elderberry Wine 00:00 Tools
Sector 5, 9 00:00 Tools
Busker's Greens 00:00 Tools
Copenhagen Summer Nights 00:00 Tools
We're All Happy Together 00:00 Tools
Pakalolo Lady 00:00 Tools
Going To Germany 00:00 Tools
Black, Brown & White Blues 00:00 Tools
Mona's Song 00:00 Tools
Going Back To London 00:00 Tools
Rosie 1968 00:00 Tools
Colour My World... 00:00 Tools
I've Got Something For You 00:00 Tools
Top Man 00:00 Tools
Honky Tonk Women - Studio 00:00 Tools
Stealin' 00:00 Tools
Ask Me Why 00:00 Tools
Завтрак на Плутоне 00:00 Tools
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Brief Biog Don Partridge (born 27 October 1944, in Bournemouth, Dorset, England) is an English busker, one-man band and singer-songwriter, who found fleeting fame in the mid to late 1960s. In the late sixties, following the release of his hit song "Rosie", one-man-band Don Partridge became a household name. But Don was too unconventional even for the music business so, after touring Britain with a band of fellow street musicians and organising a "Buskers Happening" at the Albert Hall, he abandoned stardom for a life on the road. Now, after more than thirty years of travelling, kept alive by busking and selling books of poetry, Don is back in the music business. His album includes songs which allow us a glimpse into the life of this remarkable man who is surely the undisputed "King of the Buskers". Don now divides his time between writing music, working on an autobiographical film and busking around the coastal towns of Sussex. He lived in Seaford until his death on 21st September 2010, having been unwell for a while. This bio was found on http://www.longman-records.com/article.php?story=20050301160242307 and on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Partridge Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.