"And Guess What I Found..." Part 9: The Top Ten
And so, we reach the final curtain... Nowhere near as much work or as many words as the TWP blog , of course, but just as enjoyable to do, certainly. It was also a great reminder of the strength in depth of the Cinerama back catalogue: leaving aside the Valentina misfire (and even that had a couple of decent tracks) there were hardly any songs that weren't at least pretty decent. There was much less controversy from readers this time. I think this is partly because of the quality of the material, and also due to this blog inevitably attracting a smaller audience (about a quarter of Suddenly... ). 10 Crusoe (B-side of Dance, Girl, Dance, 1998) The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe was a 1960s Franco-German TV show that was dubbed into English for broadcast in the UK, and is a programme I remember enjoying during my summer holidays in the 70s. The use of the distinctive theme tune (composed by Robert Mellin and Gian-Piero Reverberi ) as the basis for this Cinerama track is one o