Helmut Zacharias (January 27, 1920-February 28, 2002) was a German violinis… Read Full Bio ↴Helmut Zacharias (January 27, 1920-February 28, 2002) was a German violinist. He started having lessons at the age of 4. Being 6 he played at the cabaret Faun in Berlin and had his first radio broadcast five years later. In the 1950s he was considered to be one of the best jazz violinists of Europe. He played together with many other famous artists, including Yehudi Menuhin and had his own TV show from 1968 to 1973. He died in 2002 in Tessin, Switzerland.

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@Telssa1

3y↑61

In 1964 very few had been to Torremolinos, let alone Tokyo. People today wouldn't believe how exotic it felt to hear this fantastic tune in the morning and, for a moment or two, to "be there". Sixty years later, it is still unequalled.

@missrockafella9432

3y↑4

I could not agree more. Gorgeous Olympic theme. I was born in July 1964 so just three months old when the first Tokyo Olympics were held. Right now THOROUGHLY enjoying the second Tokyo Olympiad! The Japanese are unable to be in their various stadiums but at least they are able to enjoy the huge success of their national team on TV. Bless them.

@phillipmcmullen316

3y↑2

Well said John…💕

@iolaire137

3y↑4

I was six years old in 1964 and it’s a vivid childhood memory tune along with a great many other tracks my Mum shared via the radio in my formative years.

@kempini

3y↑1

I agree, I used to get up early in the morning just to hear this music.

@paulrashid6529

1y↑1

what a lovely tune i am 63 now i can remember a man running with the torch to light the on tv black and white tv my dad had this on a single

@Bernadette1087

4y↑47

One of the loveliest and most memorable Olympic hymns.

@kenwbrenner

3y↑14

Hi All. I was an American Air Force dependent living in the UK 1963-1966. I remember the 1964 Olympics because of this song! I enjoyed reading the comments you all left.
As info, I lived in what was then called Huntingdonshire, in the towns of St. Ives and Warboys. Was so blessed to do so, and appreciate you all in the UK, our great allies!
God Bless...

@Roger.Coleman1949

35w

Seen this a bit late Ken , were you based at Alconbury ? .It's now decommisioned but worked there as a telephone engineer some 20 years ago , it seemed like living in the States !.Also finished up at Lakenheath & Mildenhall in nearby Suffolk, now retired in Cambridge.Know both Warboys and St Ives well .Best wishes and regards .

@kenwbrenner

35w↑1

@@Roger.Coleman1949 Hi Roger. Thanks for the reply!
My Dad was in the US Air Force and we were stationed there for 3 years. Never could get base housing so lived off base as mentioned above. The US Air Force provided buses that went out in the nearby towns and picked up the children and brought into Alconbury. I actually went to school at an American school located in the old RAF Molesworth base. At that time, it was only used for base housing and for the American schools.
RE: Alconbury Air Base
So, is the based used by the RAF, or is it closed completely?

@Roger.Coleman1949

35w

@@kenwbrenner Hi Ken ,nice to hear from you , I think it is now closed completely.I did work briefly for short periods at Molesworth which is still there, and always enjoyed it as it was so remote and peaceful !.Although no aircraft were based there, it was a very secret establishment and it seemed that even our escorts had their own extra survalence - we were never left unattended for a moment !.Huntingdonshire is no longer, during county rearrangements many years ago , the area you knew well is now absorbed into Cambridgeshire..All the best, R.

@janewagner1601

33w

Where are you now ?

@janewagner1601

33w

I live near Burtonwood in England

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@docastrov9013

3y↑43

I can remember this on the radio in 1964. My earliest memory.

@AlisonMary58

3y↑4

Mine too.

@geoffreylee2770

3y↑1

The first memory of the Olympics that I have. I was 7 years old.

@AlisonBryen

3y↑1

My Dad remembers this music from when he was 6 years old...

@wendygould4476

I remember this music introducing the BBC coverage of the Olympics......I was 4 years old!

@jenniferfleming6839

I remember this song as you got the Olympics in the morning before i went to school i was 12

@phillipmcmullen316

3y↑23

Wow! Pure nostalgia…so atmospheric…❤️

@kelliemurphy7933

4y↑27

Born in March 1960 this is the first tune I can recall and 56 years later can still ‘sing’ the theme music for it. My dad watched the Olympics all the time so I guess I heard it often and being that it’s so catchy, it seems the tune stuck.

@lastpostbugler

8y↑121

Wouldn't it be truly fantastic if this song was chosen again for the 2020 Olympics

@mikeyaureliush9017

6y↑1

Can't hear the original and the dance routine could be better

@no1reallycaresabout2

6y↑1

This is the original Japanese Olympic song that they cover in that BBC video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_3pQf4Gewo

@Bob-ky5ei

4y↑6

Wish it was, such a great tune. I remember hearing it in 1964.

@yicuanlim2970

4y↑2

It was chosen already !

@Bob-ky5ei

4y↑1

michida yoshi - Thanks, yes, I guess it would have been sorted some time ago, just nice to dream a bit. 👍😊

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@paulmason6281

3y↑34

This music heralded the BBC coverage of the 1964 Olympics, the first I remember in my lifetime. IT IS A MILLION TIMES BETTER THAN THE 2021 (2020) DIN I can remember the 1964 theme after 57 years The 2020 theme won't last 57 seconds!

@PS-nf3xw

I understand. But the new one has a charm of its own

@grahamladeda8495

3y↑10

Absolutely fantastic piece of music so evocative of an age that was so full of optimism. Written by a genius.

@kevinhallworth6521

3y↑11

This is the only olympic tune I still remember to this day. Still te best

@juliaperry2812

3y↑6

I have remembered this theme since 1964 watching the olympics every day, shame the BBC could not have used it again, from reading the comments many other people remembered it as well

@davidwalsh3439

3y↑16

A very evocative and lovely piece of music.

@paulkelly7305

3y↑5

Very happy memories of this beautiful music, watched Olympics in 64 with my now deceased dad, Ireland's only medal was a bronze medal won in boxing by Jim McCourt.

@theoriginalbluey

26w↑1

Surely one of the most uplifting tunes ever made! Certainly cheers me up when I hear it. reminds me of my mum listening to 'Radio 2'!

@bagpopuk

4y↑31

Not knowing the title I searched test card music for this for what felt like months with no joy. Even Shazam couldn't help. I even began to think I'd imagined it when I was a child. But it was such a special time in my life and meant so much to me I couldn't just dismiss it. Then, out of the blue, I find myself here, with tears in my eyes and a beaming smile. Thank you sooo much for this, you've made a 57-year-old very, very happy.

@docastrov9013

3y↑2

It's weird. I'm the same age. Why does this stick in people's minds?

@malcolmharris3916

3y↑3

Never has a piece of music evoked the Olympic games as this did for Tokyo in 1964.
Sooo many memories, plus Ann Packer!

@paulhart6926

5y↑8

Born in May 1960 and this was my first sporting memory. Remember watching the BBC Tokyo Olympics coverage either side of Watch With Mother. Happy days!

@Nobodycares668

10y↑10

I was born in 1966. Ive been listening to this for all my 47 years. My mother use to play it all the time. My very earliest memory

@RoslynLamb

6y↑8

These are the first Olympics I remember. It was very unusual to have daytime TV in the 60s but because this was such a special event, there was recorded footage broadcast during the day. Words were put to this tune, beginning 'Good Morning Tokyo, Happy to be seeing you' I don't remember what came next, but it opened every screening of Olympic footage

@andyhunter7369

5y↑6

top tune! one of my earliest to be remembered as a kid.I was born in 1961!! this just turns back time for me! fab!

@daveadam435

3y↑3

I'm 60 now but this is the first tune I ever remembered. Maybe cos no lyrics. I was 3. Thanks !!!!

@suepemberton9565

3y↑1

This reminds me so much of my mum, she loved the olympics and I remember listening to the music with her, and her updating me every day as to how many medals we had won, brought back some lovely memories.

@johngreen8052

7y↑21

This might have first used in the 1960's but this is still great and has become one of those tunes that says a lot about our life and uplifting tunes of hope

@Charlie123307

4y↑8

Love this, not because its anything to do with the Olympics I just love it

@michaelbartlett8266

4y↑11

Simply the best Olympic Theme Tune - and there have been some good ones! When of course we would wake up to the Olympics in the morning. Hopefully the 2020 (or 2021) will reflect the Japanese culture but also appeal across the generations! I am optimistic.

@notmarkatall

10y↑60

Along with "Telstar", this is one of my earliest musical memories; love it.

@KitCurranRadioShow

10y↑1

ha ha, one of mine too, but from 1980 not 1964, see above post about my primary school pageant!

@philipgiddings7018

5y↑1

I agree, both went together

@adrianhowe701

4y↑1

Same here. Unlike Telstar this piece disappeared from the airwaves and seemingly from many other people's memories so that I began to think I might have imagined having heard it, until it surfaced on a Radio 4 programme in the late 1990s.

@Sunflowers159

4y↑1

@@adrianhowe701 The same for me. I couldn't find it for years, even on the internet, until only a few years ago. I also remember Telstar. I was living in Cyprus when that came out. My father was in the RAF and Telstar had just been launched. We were out there when Yuri Gagarin visited the island on a more terrestrial world tour after returning from space and my parents took me and my brother to Limassol to watch his motorcade pass through the town. He was standing in the back of a jeep driving very slowly while the crowd cheered and threw flowers and confetti at him.

@pierstheoneandonly

Same here. First time I've heard it in xx years. Don't recall it being a slow swing rhythm like this - in my memory it cut along at a faster pace with a rock backbeat. My other first memory concurrent with this tune, was The Batchelors' 'Chapel in the Moonlight' :D

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@annie482000

7y↑11

I never tire of hearing this or its' B-side "Teatime In Tokyo". Thanks for the upload, Welsh Bloke!

@standziobek7108

5y↑9

Remember this catchy ditty the memory's flood back 60's come back

@Sunflowers1591

2y↑2

I remember this from 1964. I loved it then and I still love it now.

@sidnotvicious8442

2y↑2

We didn't have a television in 1964 but I heard the theme on the radio. For some unknown reason I have recently started humming the tune so I looked for it on youtube and found it here. I haven't heard it probably since 1964 but it brings back associated memories and is still a great tune. Thank you Sid for putting this up.

@johnfrost3514

3y↑1

I always feel sad hearing this. I think because it transports me back to being seven and bringing home the passage of time.

@dannyyatim8732

I was 7 years at that time, watching the Olympics on TV at home in London. Being Indonesian in England that time, my parents would always show pride that the Olympics was then happening in Asia.

@scubapostie

9y↑24

I can remember the BBC used this music to open the Olympic TV programs

@lornarichardson676

Don't know why the BBC haven't used it again. Remember it from when I was 11. Great tune.

@michael_mouse

3y↑2

... simply brilliant song!

@williamrobertson9155

3y↑8

Just been watching 2021 Olympics swimming ,and saw in background the Olympic rings and this song came straight out of my mind,had never really thought about it since 64 weird or what GREAT TUNE ,it just seems to encompass Japan !!

@annie482000

9y↑3

Brings back memories, this. Great to hear it again.

@edmonddantes4877

5y↑8

I heard this on Tony Blackburn Sounds of the 60s and it brought back images of Ann Packer and Lynn Davies at Tokyo 1964, I was 6.

@themidnightpies9041

Yes, I was 7 and remember standing at the kitchen sink with the radio on to listen to the coverage of the Olympics, I've just been listening to Mood-Mosaic Touch of velvet, Sting of Brass and thought I'm sure this was the Theme so checked and found it was this, not a million miles away though!

@themidnightpies9041

4y↑1

a PS to below, Ann Packer and Robbie Brightwell live in my home town and I met Lyn Davies in Cardiff 1973, he came to watch the Trampoline competition I was in (Welch Open) at St David's Hall

@oldmoley1599

5y↑4

Bought the single when I was nine. Still have it, and still love it!

@barringtonsmith9147

3y↑1

This has to be one of the most iconic piece of music ever written, it just somehow incapusulates everything about the country Japan and the 1964 games in Tokyo

@jameskingston6175

32w

13 when this came out. Great times !

@richardcooper6668

6y↑3

I was 3 years and 6 months old and it is the first piece of music i remember. I was taken by my parents to a department store in Guildford ("Harveys" now House of Fraser) to buy a television and clearly remember this piece of music being played

@garethstanden3732

3y↑6

I'm here as it's been 40 years since i watched Belle Vue Aces Speedway last and not heard this song since they used to play it over the Tannoy back then. I was 10. I love the internet

@garethstanden3732

3y↑1

@UCZEl-Q_UGJ3HdobqM1PU5kA just. I went to the world championship in 79 in Poland with my dad when Mauger won. Best ever. Morton was my fave though. Used to wait by the pits corner to get the autographs. 😀

@janewagner1601

33w

My childhood 70s memories include this fantastic melody

@LaidbackLukey17

2y↑2

My dad remembers this on Sunday night eating dinner listening to it on a Baker light radio reminding him of British forces overseas, good memories for him

@whippetatthewheel

9y↑4

This is the earliest example I have ever heard of the use of "The Glitterbeat" so loved by Chinn & Chapman, Garry Glitter, The Sweet, Quatro, Mud etc in the 1970's. Here we have it back in 64! Very cool tune..

@denizmehmed971

3y↑2

I was born in Feb ‘64. How do I remember this? I was 5 months old! Must have been junior choice with Ed Stuart a few years later. 👍🏼

@MyTroubadour

9y↑2

Que de souvenirs !! A l'époque (1964), cet album de Helmuth Zacharias avait connu le succès puisqu'il était l'un des précurseurs de l'adaptation de la musique nippone à la manière européenne. Un plaisir de le retrouver sur Youtube.

@brybish

8y↑5

this song reminds me of a visit to my local motorcycle shop and seeing a Suzuki GT750 with the lazer gun exhaust . wow memorys

@Roger.Coleman1949

5y↑1

Great association - I had a ' Kettle ' - great bike !

@almafleming4024

3y↑3

Still got the 45.and the Mexico one.and Argentina melody from the world Cup.All these were great tunes plus Nessum Dorma.Hard pressed to find a good tune these days.

@johngreen8052

7y↑2

this is one of my very early memories of just what a great song/tune can do for you!

@chrisjennings5771

I remember the last Tokyo Olympics in 1964. Shows my age I know.
I still love this inspirational theme song to the 1964 games.
"Teatime in Tokyo."

I used to set up little hurdles and would run around the living room jumping over them each time the song started.
It was my dream from that time to compete in the Olympics one day.
There was only one thing and one thing only keeping me from achieving that goal.
I wasn't good enough.

@Dathpo2

10y↑3

I too have fond memories of this song. It's good to hear it again. Thanks!

@johnturner1073

3y↑3

They used to play this before the start of Belle Vue speedway meetings in Manchester in the late 60s and 70s. Still get a spine-tingle every time I hear it as it takes me back to those happy Saturday nights so long ago.

@garethstanden3732

3y↑1

Me too. Peter Collins, Chris Morton & Co. I was 10 but can still remember the smell of the methanol and the cinder track...

@johnturner1073

3y↑2

@@garethstanden3732 It's still going now at a new stadium. I've been once or twice, but it's not the same.

@turnerthemanc

3y↑1

@@garethstanden3732 I must be a a bit older, but was 10 so I was more Soren Sjosten, Ivan Mauger, Wilko.
I actually went 5 years ago and I couldnt believe they still played this tune.
The smell is Castrol R in the fuel

@Derry_Aire

3y↑1

Genuine question - why would they use this at the start of a speedway meet in Manchester? Just seems a bit of a weird choice to me, especially as it was years after it was popular. I mean there were loads of random Manchester bands they could have used a song from at the time.

@johnturner1073

3y↑1

@@Derry_Aire A very good question! I don't know...but somehow it really fitted the mood of the time. You had to be there to appreciate its spine-tingling effect at 7pm each and every summer Saturday.

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@davidpoulton2860

5y↑3

I would be amazing if next year Tokyo Melody was used again like in 1964. I was 6 then and in Infants School my Mum brough the record and we played it on our radiogram which in those days you could play 8 singles at a time. It would be nice if they used it in 2020.

@carolineandrews3292

9y↑13

I remember this. I was 14 and I loved it :) .

@mixiepaddy

Me too. I was 16 and loved this song. hearing it now brings back so many good memories.

@lastpostbugler

8y↑1

If that is your avatar. Then maturity has enhanced your aesthetic appearance & NOT detracted from it. ( I was 5 years old.)

@Sunflowers159

Thanks :) . It's five years old now, but it's flattering so I've kept it :) .

@lastpostbugler

8y↑2

Indeed.Sunflowers159

@carolineandrews3292

Sorry, I use my Sunflowers159 account when I want to stay anonymous and I forgot to switch!

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@andreschoeters4113

7y↑3

i have no words of it !!!! what a time

@Peasmould

3y↑5

Great music. Great memories! Nice that we now let the Japanese represent their own culture and don't rely on a European composer ... and they pick "Imagine" for their children to sing so nicely as a key theme!
Most people all around the world do want to work together respectfully, but we struggle to create or sustain political processes that enable us to pick leaders who can do that, notably in China, USA and Russia. We could already be seeing climate improvements from the right actions 30 years ago, if China and US Republicans weren't so pig-headed and the Russian oligarchs didn't need oil to maintain their power and exotic life style.

@philipcohen3942

3y↑1

Best Olympic theme.

@markstephenson3733

3y↑1

Love the age appropriate SONY record player.

@garethbramley1

3y↑1

Superb.

@ivontwysdenfellowes6968

I was 8 years old when the Tokyo olypics were on and I used to have to catch a train from Victoria Station (on my own!!) and to kill time while I waited I would go to the small news theatre (cinema) in the concourse and watch Olympic Games reports on Pathe News and Tom & Jerry .. both tunes have stayed with me forever - So glad I found this - An updated version for 2020 would be good!

@jameshope398

6y↑3

They don't make tunes like this nowadays

@dinahnow

11y

What an evocative sound from the 60's, when I think people were feeling an optimism and excitement for the future on its way when this wonderful theme came on tv with the amazing Olympic broadcasting coming to us all, using computers for the first time, back then

@dougbourne3762

3y↑3

With Japans Olympics now maybe happening this year I thought that it would be good to hear this again.

@davidgood1243

4y↑1

Let's hope the BBC use this next year great piece

@loop66

11y

this is a great song. I first heard it in 2012 on Luxuria internet radio, Hollywood, CA. thanks for post!

@w.hartnell-lives-on-while-6073

9y↑5

Thank you for uploading this, I have been trying to find out what it was. I was mistakenly thinking, it was the 1968 Winter Olympics that I had enjoyed this theme from, in my defence I was only young. :)

@Whiteshirtloosetie

9y↑1

W.Hartnell-Lives-On-While-"Dr.Who"-Continues 1968 was Mexico Summer Olympics. Also quality music :)

@w.hartnell-lives-on-while-6073

Christopher Dunn I think generally, they do a good job with Olympic themes. But, for me only two jump to mind, this one & ELP`s Fanfare for the Common Man. This theme along with the Dr.Who theme, were my two earliest experiences of music, not counting Radio or Records which I may have heard around that time. (I guess you could say with a visual connection.)

This theme had been bouncing around in my head ever since & all I knew was it was Olympic related. Until, after the 50th Anniv. of Dr.Who, I checked out Google for the first time, which eventually led to me discovering it. :)

@stevesalvage1089

A haunting wonderful tune , remember it well on the small TV we had , later on 1973 cozy Powell did dance with the devil similarity reminded me of this instrumental

@KitCurranRadioShow

10y↑1

In 1980, my primary school (Beaver Rd Manchester) put on a pageant to celebrate 50 years of existence, and depict great moments in British history during those 50 years... there was a dancing sequence supposedly to represent the 1948 London Olympic Games, one of the teachers must have had this record and gone 'oh, I think this has something to do with the Olympics, play this!', as this was the music used.

I dare say older members of the audience wouldve recognised it, but I was ten and Id never heard it before, and only now do I realise that its Japanese themed to tie in with the much later Tokyo Games :)

@156dave

5y↑1

My dad brought this and just played it all the time

@pegasus9280

Great tune

@bobatkins9162

6y↑1

Heard this on Angel Radio Portsmouth today,I was 21 at the time of the Olympics.Always loved this haunting piece of music,heard nothing since that matches it.

@brianwatts2025

hi bob i were asked to a dj on

@brianwatts2025

hi bob i were asked to a dj on

@bobatkins9162

@@brianwatts2025 Don't understand🤔

@gillianlewis6616

8y↑4

I WAS 11 YEARS OLD WHEN THE 1964 OLYMPICS (THE 1ST ONE I REMEMBER) WAS IN MY LAST JUNIOR SCHOOL YEAR AND REMEMBER THERE BEING NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS ON THE WALL OF THE ENGLISH ATHLETES ROBBIE BRIGHTWELL ANN PACKER AND MARY RAND AND REALLY LIKED THE TOKYO MELODY (SO MUCH SO I HAD IT ON MY XMAS PRESENT LIST)BUT WAS VERY DISAPPOINTED THAT IT WAS A SUNG VERSION BY A JAPANESE SINGER CALLED TSAI CHIN! I DID GET THE RIGHT ONE SOME 8 YEARS LATER AROUND THE MUNICH OLYMPIC GAMES = FROM A SECOND HAND MUSIC SHOP.

@twotanks6427

8y↑2

I was 6 at the time and really loved the song - very catchy. I hope the BBC use it again for the 2020 Tokyo games.

@garryrobson2297

I was 10 years old and likewise, the first one I can remember and a great tune.

@tarbuck1

That would be good - I was 7 and I remember the theme well and it is catchy and melodic. Good music is timeless.

@sparkypeter

I was only 7 but the tune stuck in my mind, never heard it again till the internet came along :)

@gavo1958

4y↑2

First record I ever bought when I was 6, think it had the supremes on the other side

@156dave

4y↑5

To think Japan had the bullet train in 64 we were still using steam engines

@Peasmould

... and we were just in the process of shutting down half our railway lines. (Thank you Ernest Marples, Dr Beeching and the Tories). How much better if we could have kept the rights of way for a modern mass transit system!

@rosewhite---

38w

I used to stay up late to hear local radio use this as sign off tune!

@chatham43

10y

.....great music.....thanks..

@richardbridge6225

Superb. I used think it was taken from the first movement of Mahler Symphony Four. But it is slightly different. It is reminiscent for me too of early childhood (I was just 5).

@rincemor

I remember this theme being played on our black and white TV. As far as I remember the broadcasts began with a big gong being struck and then the music.

@11carbuff19572011

As regarding the comment I read just now from pintofkimberley, it actually was an early 1980s presentation on Radio Luxembourg, a 1960s Top 20, also containing the original 208 jingles thrown in as well, by DJ BA, Barry Alldis, only just months before his albeit untimely death at the age of 50 in 1982.

@phillipmcmullen316

I now sync this to Jason Kenny and his epic win 🥇💕

@johnhoffmanpaintings8512

just found this in my record collection...no idea how it got there.

@vincentreynolds2127

CLASSIC.

@karlafaerber5736

I love this.

@j.j.c.s2802

Crackle crackle pop! Love it!

@pintofkimberley

11y

I first remember hearing this on radio Luxembourg in the 80's on a Barry Aldiss show. An optimistic tune.

@EyeSeeProjection

11w

Belle Vue Aces ❤

@teomy5531

14w

❤❤

@dadaweiwei6253

After this song, the OP of Ultra Seven will come nicely.

@Davyfb75

3y↑1

Oh that Ann Packer

@edwardbarr1533

It works and would be nice if it was used again ,a-most excellent suggestion from Belfast child

@lennyh500

The crap you suddenly remember from your childhood. Can't remember where I put my glasses, though...

@terencehaydn

its was before sat tv the films/tape were flown back to the UK by high speed jets so we saw it much much later

@156dave

5y↑3

Amazing they just put the bullet train into service we still had steam engines running

@156dave

The b side is tea time in Tokyo I remember

@stephenduncan3605

Will this be the theme for the 2020 Olympics that are also going to be in Tokyo?

@squishmusic

might need a modern twist/update on it.

@paulmason4616

To sum up this theme gets the GOLD MEDAL and the 2020 theme gets a TIN FOIL medal.

@philhawkins9851

8y↑1

I remember the B side as well, a natty little tune played on a toy piano, but can't remember the title.

@Sids60sSounds

This is what you're after! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uGaffGU3Ks

@philhawkins9851

8y↑1

+Sids60sSounds Thanks Sid!

@barrywebber100

Even though I was only 6 years old at the time I remember the melody over all the years since! :-)

@vincentreynolds934

10y

Great.

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