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"The Harvest Of Love" is a short comedy song, co-written and originally performed by Benny Hill, released on Pye Records (7N.15520). The other writer was shown as "M. Anthony", a pseudonym for the producer, Tony Hatch. The song was a #20 hit in the UK Singles Chart in 1963, and has appeared on several compilation albums as well as being covered by the Wurzels. The Benny Hill version was flipped with another Hill composition, "BAMba 3688". The record also saw a U.S. release on Rust (5079). The lyrics included such lines as:

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rdfs:comment	"The Harvest Of Love" is a short comedy song, co-written and originally performed by Benny Hill, released on Pye Records (7N.15520). The other writer was shown as "M. Anthony", a pseudonym for the producer, Tony Hatch. The song was a #20 hit in the UK Singles Chart in 1963, and has appeared on several compilation albums as well as being covered by the Wurzels. The Benny Hill version was flipped with another Hill composition, "BAMba 3688". The record also saw a U.S. release on Rust (5079). The lyrics included such lines as: (en)
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name	Harvest of Love (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Pye Records Roger Greenaway Benny Hill United States Vinyl record 1963 singles 1963 songs Comedy songs Pye Records singles Song recordings produced by Tony Hatch Cover version The Wurzels British songs Songs written by Tony Hatch Compilation album Tony Burrows Tony Hatch UK Singles Chart Benny Hill songs Ernie (The Fastest Milkman in the West) Record producer Transistor Radio (song) Andie Records Comedy song
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artist	Benny Hill
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length	142.0 (second)
next title	Ernie (The Fastest Milkman in the West)
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released	1963 (xsd:integer)
type	single (en)
writer	Benny Hill Tony Hatch
has abstract	"The Harvest Of Love" is a short comedy song, co-written and originally performed by Benny Hill, released on Pye Records (7N.15520). The other writer was shown as "M. Anthony", a pseudonym for the producer, Tony Hatch. The song was a #20 hit in the UK Singles Chart in 1963, and has appeared on several compilation albums as well as being covered by the Wurzels. The Benny Hill version was flipped with another Hill composition, "BAMba 3688". The record also saw a U.S. release on Rust (5079). The song is sung from the point of view of a farmhand who has fallen in love (or at least, lust) with a young lady. Hill's vocals were accompanied by the Kestrels, who instead of singing, provided a vocal back-up of farmyard impressions. The accompaniment was directed by Hatch. The Kestrels at that time were Roger Greenaway, Tony Burrows, Jeff Williams, and Roger Gullane. The lyrics included such lines as: "And as the horse and I plough the field nearby,Your memory I can't erase,For while I walk at the rear of the horse, my dear,I seem to see your face." At the end of the song it turns out that the narrator is already married. In September 2013, the original pressing of the single was found in private storage and sold for £10 at auction on the ITV daytime series Storage Hoarders. (en)
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performer	Benny Hill
previous work	Transistor Radio (song)
record label	Pye Records
subsequent work	Ernie (The Fastest Milkman in the West)
auteur	Benny Hill Tony Hatch
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