Actually a performer named Johnny Cymbal co wrote the song and put out the record under his brother's name who was named Derek. Back in the 50's when he started recording the first song he did was Mr. Bass Man which became a hit. Subsequently any songs thereafter he did a psuedo name was used which brings us to Cinnamon. He did other songs thereafter under different names. Go to you tube using Derek singing Cinnamon and you can watch and listen to the last performance of him singing it. He died a few days days later. Thanks, rick.creighton@Yahoo.com
This was definitely NOT Derek & The Dominos. Someone has labeled it incorrectly from Limewire. That group featured Eric Clapton and the late great Duane Allman. "Cinnamon" was a one-hit wonder by Derek that came out about 1968, before Derek & The Dominos were even formed. - tim4901@hotmail.com
Eddie Holland sang "Jamie" in 1962
Someone in the late 60s or 70s sang this song. It was a very upbeat very lively more like rock n roll who is it, and could you play it.
sorry, I can't find any sixties versions, however here are three close ones Roger Williams 1958, Jerry Lee Lewis 1959, Andy Williams 1959
Mama said-The Shirelles, a '60s group
Strawberry Fair is an English Folk song by H. Fleetwood Sheppard in 1891. A version was recorded by Anthony Newley in 1960. The beginning is the same as the traditional version, but then the rest is altered for humorous effect.
Space, a UK band. But it was a cover of a song from an old 60s movie where a female sang it.
Tommy James and the shondells
This song, sung by Roberta Flack and Donny Hathaway, was released May 6, 1972.
Never a charted song titled "Lollipops" However, "Lollipop" was a number 2 hit by the Chordettes in 1958
Eddie Holland sang "Jamie" in 1962
Apollo 100
Love sang "My Little Red Book."
The Four Pennies
Someone in the late 60s or 70s sang this song. It was a very upbeat very lively more like rock n roll who is it, and could you play it.
Bonnie Owens recorded the song in the late 60s, but she did not write it as it was a lullaby that my grandmother sang to me and my mother (who was a baby way before 1968). And I'm pretty sure Grandma says her mother sang it to her.
Bo Diddley sang The Greatest lover in the World!
andy williams