About George Bean
George Bean was one of the relatively uncommon folk-cum-folk/rock artists of mid-'60s England who actually got to record for a major label. He first signed to English Decca in 1963 and released four singles through them over the next two years, of which the most notable was his superb folk-pop version of the Mick Jagger/Keith Richards song "Will You Be My Lover Tonight?" None of these records charted, though his self-penned B-side of "She Belongs to Me
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Lonely Weekends
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Floatin'
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Will You Be My Lover Tonight
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The Candy Shop Is Closed
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Smile From Sequin
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It Should Be You
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Jerusalem
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Why Must They Criticise
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Er Um Er
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Why Must They Criticize?
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Floatin’
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Why Must They Criticise?
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Will you be my lover tonight?
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Onward, Christian Soldiers
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Secret Love
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Er-Um-Er
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Erumer
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Why Must They Criticize
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Will You Be My Love Tonight
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Er un er
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Floatin
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Smile From Sequin (London - CBS 2801 - 1967)
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The Candy Shop Is Closed (London - CBS 2801 - 1967)
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She Belongs To Me
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Floatin´
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Er Um Er.... (Decca 11922) UK, 1964
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It Shoud Be You
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Er Um Er (Decca 11922) UK, 1964
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Jerusalem (From The Film 'Privilege')
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Will You Be My Lover Tonight (1964)
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Floatin (1968)
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The candy shop is closed (1967)
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Jerusalem (Remastered)
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08 Smile From Sequin
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A Stitch In Time
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Shang A Doo Lang
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I Should Be You
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Blue Turns To Grey
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You Went Away
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Stu Ball
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13 The Candy Shop Is Closed
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What A Guy
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George Bean, “Why Must They Criticise”
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Sister Morphine
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Time Is On My Side
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A Sad Story (All I Can Do Is Cry)
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Something Just Stick In Your Mind
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Er Um Er....
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Blowin' In The Wind
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Each And Every Day
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