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Hello My question regards the Cover Versions section of this post, quote ...

In the United Kingdom, Jimmy Young had a hit version of the song, also made in 1951. Sam Cooke recorded it for his Hits of the Fifties LP in 1960. In Australia, on Parlophone, Jim Gussey And His Orchestra, with vocals by Matt Dryden and Olive Lester, released their version.

Can you please tell me in what year was the version by Jim Gussey and Orchestra released?

Thanks in anticipation Gary

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