Maureen Evans

[@IanBanyard]

My late mum who was from South Wales too was a big fan of Maureen. I remember her playing Maureen’s 1963 record Tomorrow is another day/Acapulco Mexico over and over again. I still remember every word of the songs and my sister has the original vinyl record.

[@davidwalsh3439]

Lovely to see Maureen Evans actually performing live. She was blessed with a beautiful voice.

[@Jarrahnut]

Maureen lodged with my family in Craig-y-Don, North Wales whilst she was performing at Happy Valley, Llandudno (circa 1958). She was a lovely young girl. Hi Maureen, and greetings to you from Colin in wonderful Western Australia!

[@dorothyparker100]

This lady has a wonderful voice and presence. I was about 14 when , Like I do, came out. In my opinion the talent this lady had was far more than many who went on to have more successful careers

[@JBD-cx9sf]

Amen.

[@markblaxland5947]

Recently met this lady. Didn't know who she was until it was pointed out to me. Very gracious hasn't changed considering she must be in her seventies. What a voice! She should be considered in the same league as Shirley bassey. A true Welsh talent.

[@harrodsfan]

She is a talented singer and very underated.

[@radioservices1384]

There's now a CD called 'LIKE I DO - THE SIXTIES RECORDINGS' including Maureen's singles for Oriole & CBS - including this track. The CD is on RPM's Retro label (number Retro 982)

[@harrodsfan]

Is there a video ?

[@dannygibbs7751]

Love this singer got her CDs

[@constantlyinlove]

Jarrahnut ,Thats such a cool experience to have!

[@hugh0221]

I wish I could hear the speaking accents of Frank Hennessy and Maureen. It says they're both Cardiff-born. Charlotte Church seems to lose her own Cardiff accent(She started to pronounce the /ɑː/ sound too well!).