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Barry Ryan ~Eloise~ Remastered Video Clip in 4K & Added Audio From Remastered CD By Paul Ryan 1968

This is Barry Ryan with ~Eloise ~ November 1968 written by Paul Ryan. I reworked on the original film clip that was made for this single , the first ever film clip made for a single. #BarryRyan #eloise #60s #60smusichits #60sNumber1 #worldhits #60sclassics I added some brighter colours, then tried to clear the picture quality and of course added a bit on for the start which I adore which the original film clip did not have. Unfortunately an error occurred when I created this which resulted some colour looking more faded so I tried to fix this. This video was created in loving memory of Barry and Paul Ryan and has been uploaded under the terms of Fair Use. No copyright infringement intended. I added the audio to the film clip of the remastered CD. I did all this with one software program, did not use any apps and it did take quite some time to do this, the processing of this was pretty slow. Can I ever tire of this song? The answer is a direct and emphatic NO to this.At least I feel this way. This is the very original video clip and this was one of the very first video clips ever made, long before MTV or Bohemian Rhapsody ( as I heard one fan once say that that was the first ever video clip made, no , it was this one). I love it because it is such a classic but wanted to improve it by cleaning the picture quality a touch and also add the stereo audio from the remastered CD. I added footage of another video and added the laughter of Crazy Days at the start as this clip did not have this. I hope you enjoy this. The original single did not have the crazy laughter and crying at the start as this was the ending of the song called 'Crazy Days' before this song from the album ~Barry Ryan Sings Paul Ryan~, somehow fans loved this version and many think this was how the song started, it was not. I hope you enjoy these newer edited 4K version. In creating this video I wanted to honour Barry and Paul Ryan and remember them with such love . I feel blessed having met this sunny talented singer and he and Paul will be remembered with love and affection by fans. RIP ~Eloise~ was written by Barry's twin brother Paul and remains one of those classic hits. Some facts about this song. I do have the very first version of this song which was sung sweetly and softly in one take, I will try and share this some day. "Eloise" is a song first released in 1968 on the MGM label. It was sung by Barry Ryan, and written by his twin brother Paul Ryan. Running for over five minutes, it features strong orchestration, melodramatic vocals, and a brief slow interlude. I have read that one of the reasons that Eloise was not number 1 for a long period was the fact that there were not enough singles out for sale and it was very frustrating for Barry and Paul Ryan. It sold three million copies worldwide and reached No. 2 in the UK Singles Chart as published by Record Retailer, but hit No. 1 in the NME and Melody Maker charts. It topped the chart in 17 countries, including Italy, the Netherlands and Australia. The single was released as "Barry Ryan with the Majority". The Majority were a pop band, who for a period, were the backing band for Ryan and who, after renaming to Majority One, had some success in Europe.] Ryan also released an Italian-language version of the song, "Eloise (Versione Italiana)", in 1968. After not being able to cope with the success of some of his hits as a duo with Barry, Paul decided to take a step away from the limelight and to concentrate on songwriting. "Eloise" was the second song he wrote and was influenced by Richard Harris' arrangement of "MacArthur Park" after listening to a rough mix of it at a party at Harris' house. After listening to it, Paul locked himself away and wrote "Eloise" in three days. The song was then recorded at IBC Studios at the end of a recording session with their mother Marion and they had only two takes to do it due to the length of the song. {I have a copy of the first original recording & have shared this version, it is sung as a ballad and in a much sweeter way}. The session musicians included Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones, both of whom went on to form Led Zeppelin, and Glenn Ross Campbell. Everyone then wanted to go to the mixing desk to listen to the result because it was so unusual and they said it was going to be a big hit. According to Barry, the record influenced Freddie Mercury of Queen. He said in a 2017 interview: "I remember reading Freddie’s memoirs. He was influenced by it. He really, really liked it and also he used it as an argument to release 'Bohemian Rhapsody' because his record company didn’t want to release it but he said “That Barry Ryan had a big five and half minute hit. Why can’t we do it too?”" I will add the lyrics under a comment for you all. If you liked this please add a thumbs up and subscribe and please check out my Facebook page and please join us in remembering the Ryan Twins and their music. With love from Tasmania, Tia