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"Callow-la-vita" is a song by British band Raymond Froggatt released as their debut single in April 1968. It was not successful in the UK, but became very successful in the Netherlands. It became more successful after being covered by the Dave Clark Five as "The Red Balloon".

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rdfs:label	Callow-la-vita (en)
rdfs:comment	"Callow-la-vita" is a song by British band Raymond Froggatt released as their debut single in April 1968. It was not successful in the UK, but became very successful in the Netherlands. It became more successful after being covered by the Dave Clark Five as "The Red Balloon". (en)
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name	Callow-la-vita (en) The Red Balloon (en)
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album	The Voice and Writing of Raymond Froggatt (en)
artist	The Dave Clark Five Raymond Froggatt
B-side	Maze of Love (en) Lost Autumn (en)
caption	Cover of the single released in the US. (en)
cover	Dave Clark Five Red Balloon.jpg (en)
genre	Pop rock
label	Columbia Graphophone Company Polydor Records
next title	Just a Little Bit of Love (en) Live in the Sky (en)
next year	1968 (xsd:integer)
prev title	Please Stay
prev year	1968 (xsd:integer)
producer	Dave Clark (musician) Terry Kennedy (en)
recorded	1968 (xsd:integer)
released	1968-04-19 (xsd:date) 1968-09-06 (xsd:date)
studio	Lansdowne Studios, London (en)
type	single (en)
writer	Raymond Froggatt (en)
has abstract	"Callow-la-vita" is a song by British band Raymond Froggatt released as their debut single in April 1968. It was not successful in the UK, but became very successful in the Netherlands. It became more successful after being covered by the Dave Clark Five as "The Red Balloon". In an interview in 1972, Raymond Froggatt said that the song "becoming such a massive hit was one of the worst things that ever happened", as "people still haven't forgotten about it. Now when we play colleges the kids still think we'll be doing that kind of stuff". By 1972, the song had been recorded by sixteen different artists and sold over three million worldwide sales. (en)
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release date	1968-04-19 (xsd:date)
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performer	Raymond Froggatt
genre	Pop rock

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