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Twinkle -born Lynn Annette Ripley- began burning brightly in late 1964 with the self-written 'Terry'. Her debut single established her as a pioneering British female singer-songwriter. When she hooked up with President in 1971, she had written a song entitled 'Michael Hanna'. That song was driving and moody, with an insistent melody framed by Ivor Raymonde in a small group arrangement showcasing Twinkle's affecting lyrics.
| A | Michael Hannah | 2:41 |
| B | Take The Trouble |
The lost single on record for the first time, made in 1971 by musical arranger, producer and songwriter Ivor Raymonde with "Terry" hitmaker Twinkle. Limited to 300 copies
Matrix / Runout – 194283H2
Barcode – 2090504859752
Barcode – 2090504859752