Terry
Twinkle
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13 facts about this song
Song Creation"Terry" was written and performed by Twinkle (real name Lynn Annette Ripley), who wrote the song at sixteen.
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InspirationTwinkle found her inspiration from biker films of that time.
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Chart RankingOn its release, it landed at number four on the UK singles chart in 1964.
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ControversyDue to its dark theme about the death of a young boyfriend in a motorcycle crash, the song was banned by BBC.
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PopularityDespite its controversial theme, "Terry" became rapidly popular and came out as a smash hit.
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Long-Lasting FameThis song has been crediting Twinkle with one-hit-wonder status for over five decades now.
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Hidden TalentTwinkle was not professionally trained in music. She discovered her talent for songwriting at a young age.
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Song Production"Terry" is produced by Tommy Scott who is best known for his collaborations with British rock and roll musicians.
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GenreThe song "Terry" falls under Pop and Traditional Pop music genres.
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LegacyThough Twinkle only had one hit song, she marked her place in the music world and is remembered for her unique performing style and tragic romance lyrics.
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Pop CultureThe song ‘Terry’ has been referenced in popular culture, including British films and television, enhancing its enduring status.
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DurationThe song has a duration of approximately three minutes and eight seconds.
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Record LabelThe song "Terry" was released under the Decca Record label.
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