Thank you @Peterthegreat
My parents had that record in the 7" single rack in their Ferguson Radiogram! I used to play them all when I was little. "You belong to me, and I belong to you" was the lyric, which is a little more possessive than is acceptable these days. The other two records I recall playing were "Foggy Mountain Breakdown, by Lester Flatts and Earl Scruggs, a fast paced banjo number, which I think was from a film and something called "the click song" by Miriam something or other that was of African origin. I think these must have been my mum's records, as my dad's were all Count Basie, Oscar Peterson and Duke Ellington or similar. I recall Oscar Peterson's Night Train album had a stylised American loco on the cover.
Anyway, since we're in the midst of the last ashes test, another quick cricket question that should be easy......
Which Englishman has the best batting average (>20 innings) in the Aussie Big Bash League?
My parents had that record in the 7" single rack in their Ferguson Radiogram! I used to play them all when I was little. "You belong to me, and I belong to you" was the lyric, which is a little more possessive than is acceptable these days. The other two records I recall playing were "Foggy Mountain Breakdown, by Lester Flatts and Earl Scruggs, a fast paced banjo number, which I think was from a film and something called "the click song" by Miriam something or other that was of African origin. I think these must have been my mum's records, as my dad's were all Count Basie, Oscar Peterson and Duke Ellington or similar. I recall Oscar Peterson's Night Train album had a stylised American loco on the cover.
Anyway, since we're in the midst of the last ashes test, another quick cricket question that should be easy......
Which Englishman has the best batting average (>20 innings) in the Aussie Big Bash League?
